‘Leo’, Film from Kenya, Wraps Series
Leo, airing March 4, is the final film of the five week Bridges to the World International Film Series,at the SoMd Higher Ed Center. The film is from Kenya.
AMG March Textile Classes & Meditative Art
March art classes at Annmarie include weaving fabric, and metal as well as Zentangle classes — a meditative art.
Builders Sought for Fairy-Gnome Homes at AMG
The deadline is March 1 to submit your design to the 6th Annual Annmarie Garden Fairies in the Garden opening April 10 and running through Sept. 7
CSM Presents Pianist Holly Roadfeldt, March 1
Her Toledo Symphony Orchestra debut at 13 launched her active career as a pianist and chamber musician of standard and eclectic works performed worldwide.
“Like” Walden, Thank the Governor
The not-for profit behavioral health organization gave Governor Larry Hogan a Facebook shout-out to for creating a Heroin and Opioid Emergency Task Force.
County Gives State $1M Toward UMd Classroom
St. Mary’s County commissioners tossed $1 million in the pot to further bolster efforts to keep on track the $3.8 million construction of a Univ. of Maryland research classroom at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center.
Hoyer Urges ‘Clean Bill’ from GOP to Fund DHS
Hoyer calls on all Republicans to unite on a straight forward bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. Some Republicans have tied the funding bill to a referendum on Obama’s immigration policies.
Pax Stands w/ Fight Against Opiate Addictions
Pax River Community Stands w/ Fight Against Opiate Addictions
US Military Strength is Insufficient to Global Threats
The conservative Heritage Foundation’s 2015 Index of US Military Strength concludes it is insufficient given contemporary global threats; . The Navy scores strong for readiness, not capability or capacity.
Free Women’s Wellness Event
“A Thoughtful Approach to Women’s Wellness” is a free event crafted exclusively for women. The day includes a continental breakfast, lunch, and information on how to become healthier.
