World Cinema Series Concludes Jan. 8
The new World Cinema Series concludes Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 with “The Secret in Their Eyes,” 6:30 pm at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center in the Center Hall.
US Slow to Fit Weaponry to Stealth Fighters
Europe leads the US in developing weaponry to fit stealth fighters. Current weapons are too large.
NDAA Protects & Employs Public Lands
In a bipartisan effort, the National Defense Authorization Act of FY15 includes preservation of wilderness in a land swap for a copper mine and expedited drilling permits.
Public Art Project Kicks off MLK Weekend
Annmarie Garden’s 2015 Public Art Project, “Heartfelt:A Give and Take Project” opens Jan. 17 at the sculpture garden and art center in Solomons, MD
More JSF Software Problems Found
Despite an overall year of successes, the JSF ends 2014 with another software glitch: its gun won’t fire.
Federal Task Force on Policing to Work With COPS
The executive order signed in reaction to tragedies associated with recent police shootings builds on the Community Oriented Policing Services programs, which include the successful COPS program in Lexington Park, MD.
Science Fairs Seek Volunteers & Supporters
So.MD science fairs need volunteers and sponsors for the 2015 season, which is right around the corner. Advertising submission deadlines are Jan. 26, 2015.
4th Chancellor Named to Univ. System of MD
A new chancellor will be at the helm as plans for a University System of Maryland classroom and research facility move forward.
Business Incentives Survey Yields Results
Home Grown and Not Home Grown companies say “creation or retention of jobs” is what the community should receive in return for providing incentives to a company.
Lockheed Hits JSF Target
Despite an up and down year, Lockheed delivered 36 F-35s to the Pentagon, making its 2014 target and retaining its sterling investment reputation into the future.
