June 27, 2026

Pax Partnership Honored for Work With Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships

The Patuxent Partnership was honored for its contributions to apprenticeships in the state by the Maryland Department of Labor.

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DoD Flunks Audit Again

This was the fourth time the Pentagon completed an audit since it became a requirement in 1990.

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Excellence Award for Pax’s PMA-260 Office

PMA-260

The US Navy’s Common Aviation Support Equipment program office received a Department of the Navy acquisition excellence award for outstanding small business contracting achievements.

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LifeStyles to Distribute Food Baskets

LifeStyles Inc. will be distributing food baskets on November 23 at Oasis of Victory Christian Church in Lexington Park.

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R&P Offering Day Trip to New York

New York

The St. Mary’s County Department of Recreation and Parks will host a day trip to New York City on December 11, 2021.

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COVID Spreads in St. Mary’s Schools

St. Mary’s County’s public middle schools and high schools are reporting some of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks since the pandemic began. Less than 10% of the state’s 1,449 schools have reported outbreaks, and they are of 10 or fewer students. St. Mary’s four public middle schools plus Leonardtown and Great Mills high schools total more than 400 cases.

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Newtowne Players’ ‘Yuletide Yuk-Fest’

Newtowne

Prepare to laugh until you shake like a bowl full of jelly because “Elf” is coming to “sleigh” audiences at Three Notch Theatre in Lexington Park. It’s a “yuletide yuk-fest” for the whole family.

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Free Clothing Event Nov. 20 in Lex Park

Lexington Park United Methodist Church at 21760 Great Mills Road is holding a free clothing giveaway from 10 am until 2 pm November 20, 2021. Everyone is welcome!

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Health Insurance Enrollment Ends Dec. 15

Health

Maryland’s Open Enrollment season for health care insurance continues through December 15 for coverage starting January 1, 2022.

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Russian Test Threatens Space Station

A Russian missile test blew up one of Russia’s own satellites, creating debris that forced the ISS crew — four Americans, a German, and two Russians – to shelter in capsules. NASA says the Chinese space station was threatened as well.

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