Wildewood Group Offers Agility, Experience
A report from Pricewaterhouse Coopers praises mid-size developers such as Wildewood Group.
Smart Meter Installation Ramps Up in 2017
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative has begun a campaign of smart meter installation across the region, with the help of contractor Utility Partners of America.
271 Donors Make An Impact at CSM
Two hundred and seventy-one donors responded to the College of Southern Maryland Foundation’s public launch of its $10 million “Make An Impact” campaign, celebrated at all three campuses on CSM’s fifth annual observation of Giving Tuesday.
January Events at CSM
After only a few days into the New Year, the College of Southern Maryland gears up for another busy semester.
Hoyer Responds to Pay Parity Action
The Obama administration has announced that all federal employees will receive a 2.1 percent increase in 2017, establishing pay parity with military personnel. Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (MD-05) released a statement on the action.
Garden In Lights Open to Pets Jan. 1
Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Art Center will welcome pets on the final night at Annmarie Garden In Lights. Pet lovers are invited to bring their faithful companions to enjoy the magic of Garden In Lights from 6 to 9 pm Sunday, Jan. 1.
Thompson Honored by Commission for Women
Barbara Thompson has been chosen by the St. Mary’s County Commission for Women as the recipient of its 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award.
Still Time to Enjoy Flat Iron Light Display
Christmas may be over, but there’s still time to catch the Flat Iron Farm Christmas Light Display. Two nights for viewing remain: Dec. 30 and 31 from 5 to 9 pm.
Foreign Military Sales Program Set Jan. 10
The Patuxent Partnership will host Department of Defense military and government leadership in a program, “Foreign Military Sales Essential to US Defense,” at 8 am Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017, at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center.
Students Accept Social Entrepreneurship Challenge
Students at the College of Southern Maryland went far beyond their classrooms and into the community during Dr. Mary Beth Klinger’s Principles of Management course last spring. The students took on the Southern Maryland Social Entrepreneurship Challenge, spending a semester forming teams to pinpoint the region’s problems and innovating their potential solutions.
