May 10, 2024

Cybersecurity Info-Sharing Bill Leaves Committee

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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence suggests incentives will gain private firms’ cooperation with the government.

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Lexington Park STEM Academy: Get Info March 18

From 6-7:30 pm, March 18, meet the teachers and learn about the Elementary STEM program at Lexington Park Elementary School.

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Affordable Care Act Wraps Successful Enrollment

A round-up of news and stats since enrollment opened Nov. 15: the Affordable Care Act is helping American families access quality, affordable coverage.

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Entrepreneurial Accelerator Graduates First Cohort

Franklin Entrepreneurial Accelerator, in a public/private partnership helps business owners through Small Business Development at CSM.

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MD Senate Bill Seeks Unilateral UAS Regulation

MD Sen. Jim Rosapepe’s bill to put regulation of UAS in state hands was heard this week in the Finance committee.

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Search Continued Overnight for Black Hawk Crew

Eleven crew members are presumed dead in a UH-60 Black Hawk crash in dense fog while on a training mission out of Elgin Air Force base.

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FAA Proposed Rules for Small UAS

The FAA has released its Notice of Proposed Rule Making, comments accepted through mid-April.

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VADM Jan Tighe to Brief Pax Community

VADM Tighe is the Navy’s first female to command a numbered fleet, assuming command of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. TENTH Fleet (FCC/C10F) in 2014.

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Cuts Could Cost the War, Warns Naval Chief

ADM Jonathan Greenert, Chief of Naval Operations, warned a Senate Armed Services Committee of risk & readiness consequences of budget reductions.

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TPP Special Awards to Science Fair Winners

Eight science fair winners also earned TPP Special Awards in four fields winning cash prizes totaling $600.

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