March 28, 2024

AMG Wraps Up June Classes with Pottery, Shoes & Wine

Beginning pottery, painted shoes & handbags and Girls Night Out features a Sea-inspired clay platter. Grab a friend, take a class, enjoy Annmarie Garden this summer.

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TPP’s Financial Series Concludes June 17

Gene Townsend wraps his budgeting & financial series with a briefing on Cost Analysis of Government Proposals.

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SoMd Higher Ed Open House June 26

Bachelors, Masters and Doctorates in Leadership & Management, Engineering & Technology, Nursing & Social Work, and Education. Find your future at SMHEC.

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Fossils for Father’s Day? Plus ‘Some Very Strange Items’

Stymied for the perfect and unusual gift? Maryland Antique Center has 30 different vendors with offers ranging from fine jewelry and glassware to fossils, nautical decor and even some man-cave furniture.

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DoD Contract Awards Down Again

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Pentagon contracts fell 29 percent in May from a year earlier, the fifth drop in the past six months, driven in part by automatic budget cuts.

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Twilight Performances Celebrate Music, Theater & History

The Chautauqua theme this year is “Creative Women: Breaking the Mold” and includes Georgia O’Keefe, Emily Dickinson, and Frida Kahlo. Performances at the La Plata campus will be July 8, 9 & 10.

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Dyson Opens New RV & Marine Depts.

“A little bit of everything that you need,” says Melanie Dyson, and they can order most everything else.

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Average Maryland VA Wait is 81 Days

The Maryland average wait time is the fourth-longest for examined VA facilities and is more than five times the VA-defined guideline.

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2014 Gubernatorial Primary Election Info

Early voting centers will be open for voting from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm from Thursday, June 12th through and including Thursday, June 19th.

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Gazette Endorses Gansler

Also claiming a debate victory from the week before, the Gansler campaign re-posted the endorsement.

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