Site 31 Remediation Plan Open for Comment
There will be a public meeting on the remediation plan for NAS Patuxent River Site 31 at 4:30 pm Oct. 19, 2016, in Room 100 at the Frank Knox Employee Development Building 2189.
What Happens In the Arctic Doesn’t Stay In the Arctic
“The Arctic and Climate Change” will be the topic of the next program sponsored Oct. 27 by the St. Mary’s College Center for the Study of Democracy and The Patuxent Partnership.
Exploring America’s Forgotten Battlefield
Two years after the discovery of the Atlantic Ocean graveyard of planes, a German U-boat and a Navy freighter, NOAA researchers are finally exploring America’s forgotten battlefield from World War II.
Coherent Technology Services, Inc. Wins C-130T Contract
Significant Task Order Award Recognizes CTSi’s aviation expertise in CNS/ATM for C-130T
Hoyer Tech Act Passes in House
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee marked up and passed the Modernizing Government Technology Act, which includes Congressman Steny H. Hoyer’s Information Technology Modernization Act.
SMHEC Cinema Series Features ‘Son of Saul’
Holocaust film “Son of Saul” will be shown at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center’s Fall 2016 World Cinema Series at 6:30 pm Thursday, Oct. 13, in California, MD. Admission is free.
VA Rep Will Visit CSM Prince Frederick Campus
Starting out in college can be difficult for anyone, but there are specific challenges for veterans who have returned from deployment and are making the transition to both civilian and college life. To help with that transition, the US Department of Veterans Affairs brings readjustment counseling and information to veterans, and a VA representative will be at the College of Southern Maryland Prince Frederick Campus from 10 am to 2 pm Oct. 11.
College of So. Md. Receives $1 Million Gift
Businesswoman Marianne Harms of Huntingtown has made a $1 million gift to provide scholarships for students at the College of Southern Maryland.
Deputies Deliver Backpacks of Love
There are thousands of possible circumstances that could lead to a child being placed in foster care, but every case has one thing in common: the children are scared, and they need love and understanding. To show that someone is always thinking of them, some St. Mary’s County organizations have teamed up to provide “Backpacks of Love” to children: backpacks that are filled with essential gender- and age-specific items.