3 Oaks & WARM Adapt to Pandemic
Three Oaks Center is prepared to undertake an alternative to WARM’s homeless sheltering this winter, while it looks forward to the time when the WARM program will once again fully engage and provide the all-important service it has delivered in the past.
Nonprofits Can Learn About County Funding
St. Mary’s County will offer a one-hour training class Dec. 14, 2020, for nonprofits on how to navigate the process of applying for funding from the county.
Nominees Sought for Sport Fisheries Award
The Maryland Sport Fisheries Advisory Commission will accept nominations until January 31, 2021, for its Maryland Sport Fisheries Achievement Award.
VADM Whitesell Leads TPP/ANA Panel
TPP/ANA panels resume Monday, Dec. 14, with “Jets, Props, and Vertical Lift: Dominant Power Projection and Sea Control,” featuring keynote speaker Air Boss VADM Kenneth Whitesell, Commander, Naval Air Forces and Commander, Naval Air Force, US Pacific Fleet.
NDAA May Prove Veto-Proof
“We should override,″ GOP hawk Rep. Liz Cheney said of the president’s threat to veto the $740 billion defense authorization bill that passed the House with a 335-78 vote, sufficient to override a veto. President Trump objects to renaming bases honoring Confederate generals and demands repeal of liability protection for social media companies.
Lex Park COVID Testing Closed Temporarily
The St. Mary’s County Health Dept. has closed the walk up COVID-19 testing site currently located at the Harm Reduction Office in Lexington Park. This testing site is closed until further notice. Testing will continue to be offered at the SMCHD Main Office at 21580 Peabody St. in Leonardtown, MD.
TechPort to Host MQA Fireside Chat
Tune in Friday, Dec. 11, for the Maryland Quantum Alliance’s “Quantum Technologies for Naval Aviation” fireside chat hosted by TechPort.
Orchestra Will Zoom With Violinist Kevin Zhu
The Chesapeake Orchestra and the Maryland Youth Symphony Orchestra will present a special Zoom event at 1 pm Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, with violinist Kevin Zhu.
Maverick Pilot Chuck Yeager Dies at 97
The World War II fighter pilot ace and quintessential test pilot showed he had the “right stuff” in 1947, becoming the first person to fly faster than sound.





















