June 2, 2026

NAACP to Hold Virtual College, Career Fair

College

The HBCU College & Career Fair will be presented virtually by St. Mary’s County Branch NAACP#7025, from 10 am to 2 pm Saturday, February 19, 2022.

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N.Korean Missile Snaps Earth Pix

Amid a busy month of missile test launches, on Jan. 30 North Korea released a photo taken of Earth, reporting the image was captured from a Hwasong 12 intermediate-range ballistic missile “by a camera installed at the missile warhead.”

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Great Blue Herons at Home in the Bay

Great Blue Herons are also called Johnnie cranes locally, sneaking along the shoreline in the summertime, pierce a soft crab, flip it, send it down the hatch. But you can catch glimpse of their fishing skills all year-round.

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Lawmakers Support Expansion of Patuxent Refuge

Coronavirus Relief Bills

Maryland’s congressional delegation members support the expansion of the Patuxent Research Refuge.

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2 Mishaps in January Rough Start for F-35

Mishaps

Two mishaps in January have gotten the F-35 off to a rough start in 2022. There was a landing mishap with an F-35C on the deck of the carrier USS Carl Vinson and a bird strike that caused an F-35A to make a belly landing in South Korea.

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Need Help Filing Your Taxes?

Tax Help

LifeStyles of Southern Maryland and the Lexington Park Library will offer free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance to those who qualify. Appointments are necessary.

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Rotary Supports Field Trips for At-Risk Teens

Rotary

The Rotary Club of Lexington Park has awarded the Greenwell Foundation $4,500 to bring the “Re-connecting Field Trips” to Great Mills High School this summer.

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DoD’s Innovation Unit Delivering New Technologies

Innovation

The Defense Innovation Unit is highlighting in its latest report new technologies that were transitioned to Defense Department partners last year. Among the accomplishments: eight successful transitions to DoD end-users, 1,116 commercial proposals received, and $892.7 million in contracts issued since June 2016.

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‘Listening In’ With Author Merideth Taylor

Merideth Taylor

Merideth Taylor, author of “Listening In: Echoes and Artifacts from Maryland’s Mother County,” is featured in an exhibit at the Lexington Park Library. She will also give an informal Zoom talk February 24, 2022.

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DNR Says Make Camping Reservations Now

Are you planning a camping trip to one of Maryland’s state parks this year? If so, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources recommends that you start making your camping reservations now.

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