No Defense Against Some Cyber Espionage
Newly detected malware affecting institutional computer networks worldwide is a form of cyber espionage that can’t always be removed.
DQ’s Coming, Rita’s is Leaving
Dairy Queen is slated to open in the former Arby’s restaurant on Great Mills Road in Lexington Park, MD, but Rita’s Italian Ice a few doors down will not open for a new season.
Funding Requested for Building 3
Univ. of Maryland & SoMD Higher Ed reps met with the Southern Maryland Delegation to appeal for funding to be returned to the state budget for an Academic & Research Building at the SMHEC campus.
Drones Rules More Liberal Than Expected
FAA drones rules proposal showing more flexibility on commercial use than had been anticipated.
Hoyer Joins Amicus Brief for Affordable Care Act
Rep. Hoyer joined other House members in an amicus brief with the Supreme Court defending premium tax credits in the Affordable Care Act.
Landscape of SoMd Addictions is Shifting
Illicit use of prescription drugs fuels the addictions epidemic, properly prescribed use of opiates causes addiction as well.
‘Palme’ from Sweden Feb. 18 at SMHEC
There are three films from three counties remaining in the five week Bridges to the World International Film Series, an international film festival returning to the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center.
Heroin Ad in St. Louis Hits Home in SoMd
Dr. Kathleen O’Brien, CEO of Walden Behavioral Center, silenced The Opiate Crisis Briefing with a heroin commercial that aired in St. Louis during the Superbowl.
For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide
The ensemble production “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide” is being performed this month on the La Plata campus of the College of Southern Maryland.
An Adult Evening for Opening of Cosmos
SOLOMONS, MD – Annmarie After Hours on Friday, Feb. 13 from 6 – 9 pm in celebration of the opening of the Cosmos: Imagining the Universe.
