Morning Coffee: DoD Contracting Down in March
Contracts fall 11 percent as the Pentagon continues to respond to sequestration cuts and the Afghanistan pullout.
CSM Women + Math = Infinite Possibilities
Women+Math Workshops=April 26 also featuring presentations & discussions to inform young women on careers that rely heavily on math.
9th Annual Patuxent Defense Forum
Pax Partnership & Center for Democracy present “Challenges for the U.S. and NATO in Promoting Middle East Stability and Security” April 30 at Cole Cinema.
Morning Coffee: NAVAIR Head Seeks Contracting Reform
Vice Adm. Dunaway says overhead costs overwhelm the implementation of new technology and that there is a “stranglehold” of proprietary systems.
Create Startups Based on University Research
Sabre Systems hosts SMIT Wed. April 16: Companies Founded on Technologies from Maryland Universities and How to Fund Them.
Surveillance Aircraft Top House Priority
Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities are top priorities and include the Northrop Global Hawk and Boeing P-8 aircraft.
Sailor’s Folk Art Returns to Annmarie Garden
In celebration of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, maritime art collection to be on exhibit May 23, 2014 – January 25, 2015.
Recovery Court Launches Newsletter
On a fiscal level, jail costs $99-105 per day, Recovery Court costs $19. In human capital it’s the difference between a perennial offender and a productive community member.
It’s Wedding Season, Where Are You Going to Stay?
With so many hotel choices, it’s time to think outside the box. The Victorian Candle is mere minutes away from popular wedding destinations in St. Mary’s.
Maryland Is Among the 10 Most Violent States
Candidate Doug Gansler writes of his legal and community successes in reducing violence in Maryland and his plans to carry these successes as Maryland’s governor.
