Park to Honor Harriet Tubman in Maryland
The National Defense Authorization Act for 2015 established the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park in Maryland.
Annmarie Invites Visitors to Join an Artist in Action
Think of it as a live exhibition, living and breathing and drawing you into the action as Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center opens the 2015 Artist In Action, working and teaching in their natural habitat.
Become a Certified Ethical Hacker
CSM will offer a five-day, hands-on, boot camp Jan 26-30, to prepare IT professionals to take the EC-Council Certified Exam on Jan. 30.
Still Time to Enroll for Feb. 1 Health Care Coverage
Enroll in Maryland Health Connection by Jan. 18 for health coverage that starts Feb. 1. You still have time to compare insurance plans and prices and see if you may qualify for lower costs. Medicaid enrollment is year-round if you qualify.
Cybersecurity & Cloud Services Advancing
DoD shifts to commercial cloud providers next week and Obama announces his cybersecurity-plan.
New Liquor Store Denied on Great Mills Road
St. Mary’s County Alcoholic Beverages Board unanimous denied a request for a new liquor store to replace Long John Silver/A&W on Great Mills Road.
SMECO Scholarship Deadline Approaching
Four high school seniors will be awarded $1,500 each. Students are eligible to apply if they live with parents or guardians who are SMECO customer-members.
Pentagon to Ask for BRAC Again in FY16
Pentagon BRAC plans for FY15 were rejected by Congress, but DoD is bringing the request back for FY16 budget hearings.
DoD Calls Social Media Hack ‘Cybervandalism’
No security breaches were reported from Islamic State sympathizers infiltration of Central Command’s social media.
Hoyer Outlines US Economy Needs on NBC
Congressman Steny Hoyer speaks on tax reform, jobs, and the Keystone pipeline.
