Regional Innovators Sought
The Maryland Department of Commerce recently sent a message to The Patuxent Partnership requesting help with research on how to improve Southern Maryland by commercializing products that have been developed at military installations.
Solid Job Gains Seen in March
For the 73rd consecutive month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows solid job gains, with 195,000 private sector positions created in March 2016.
Kids Explore Nature at Annmarie
Children can explore nature with staff naturalist Heather Burch at Eco-Explorations at Annmarie Garden in Solomons.
Infrastructure Moves Up on HASC Budget List
After years of shifting infrastructure dollars to acquisitions, the House Armed Services Committee looks ready to pony up for bricks and mortar.
Autonomous Tools Urgent Needs of Warfighter
The warfighter needs solutions yesterday, tools that support mission autonomy are urgently sought.
CSM Makes a Splash May 7
The College of Southern Maryland Foundation will make a “splash” to raise money for student scholarships on May 7 on the college’s Leonardtown campus.
Google Facing EU Antitrust Charges
Google has run afoul of the European Union’s tough antitrust regulations. Charges believed to be forthcoming.
Create Your Own Tea Set with Mom
On May 1, families or groups can come to Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Art Center for “Play in the Clay: Mother’s Day Tea Party,” where families can work with their mothers on an entire tea service, including a tea pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and cups and saucers.
Summer Camp or Summer Adventure?
Squirming, slimy, and wet , hands-on lessons of practical safety and best ecological practices around the shoreline are again available on student charters.
SpaceX Hits Landing on Drone Ship
SpaceX landed vertically one of its Falcon 9 rockets on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean last week. This came after the company launched a Dragon spacecraft to deliver cargo to the International Space Station for NASA.
