Trump Cancels Federal Workers’ Pay Raise
President Donald Trump wants to freeze federal workers’ pay in 2019.
Small Business Relevance Topic of Program
Small Business Relevance to the Industrial Base will be the topic of a Patuxent Partnership event from 8 am to noon Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018, at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center at 44219 Airport Road in California, Md.
Misra to Speak at Healthy Partnership Meeting
From the health implications of digital technologies to the effects of keeping kids sugar-free, topics for the Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership Annual Meeting will cover a large range of issues.
Hoyer Speaks at Regional Manufacturing Institute
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer spoke at the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland on Aug. 21 on House Democrats’ Make It In America agenda. The updated plan, detailed here, focuses on three core areas: education, entrepreneurship, and infrastructure.
Deficit to Disaster? Learn More at TPP Event
Do bigger deficits mean disaster ahead? How long will it be before federal spending on interest payments exceeds the defense budget? Find out Sept. 6 when Dr. Dan Crippen speaks at a Patuxent Partnership program at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
CSM, Other Closings for Labor Day Holiday
All campuses of the College of Southern Maryland will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, 2018, to observe the Labor Day holiday.
Mulch Is Free for St. Mary’s Residents
St. Mary’s County, Maryland, residents can pick up free mulch at the St. Andrew’s Landfill during regular operating hours, while supplies last. Bring your own shovel.
Paint and Raise Funds for Lighthouse
The Friends of St. Clement’s Island and Piney Point Museums at the Piney Point Lighthouse Museum & Historic Park invite the public to a fun morning of guided painting of the Piney Point Lighthouse on Sept. 9.
Hoyer Reflects on March on Washington
On Aug. 28, 1963, 250,000 people peacefully protested during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
College Announces September Events
College of Southern Maryland students are starting their fall semester, but the entire community can find something of interest in the college’s September calendar of events.
