AMG’s Halloween Helps Fill Holiday Food Baskets
Kids, parents, and regional businesses helped Annmarie Garden throw another successful Halloween party this year. The annual event shares its revenues with other local nonprofits.
Navy Experiences Inspired Poet Doug Anderson
A former Navy corpsman, Doug Anderson will read Nov. 7 at CSM from his poetry that grew from his time spent in Vietnam.
Misconceptions About MetCom: Fact 5
MetCom is statutorily required to submit to an annual audit in accordance with all applicable generally acceptable accounting principles
Military Ebola Quarantine Approved
DefSec Chuck Hagel approved a 21-day quarantine for all military personnel leaving Ebola stricken areas of West Africa.
Navy Oceanographer & Navigator Speaks 11/12
The Patuxent Partnership & the Center for the Study of Democracy bring RADM Jonathan White, director of the Space and Maritime Domain Awareness to St. Mary’s College.
Misconceptions About MetCom: Facts 3 & 4
County government, not MetCom, is responsible for directing growth and development in St. Mary’s County and also for approving MetCom’s capital budget.
Chinese Cyberespionage Group Identified
Axiom, a Chinese cyberespionage group that targets Western governments, is revealed just before John Kerry and President Obama arrive in Beijing for talks.
Local Hazardous Waste Collection Nov. 1
St. Mary’s residents have one more opportunity this fall to safely dispose of household hazardous waste at the St. Andrew’s Landfill on Nov. 1.
Mattingly’s Plan to Stem Drug Epidemic
State’s Attorney Candidate Shane Mattingly outlines his plan to combat the drug epidemic in St. Mary’s County.
Sequester Rollback Chances Improve
Sequester rollback is possible due to the ISIS fight, potential Republican control of the Senate, the falling budget deficit and the emerging Ebola threat.
