June 4, 2026

NOAA Forecasts an Intense Hurricane Season

The St. Mary’s County Dept. of Emergency Services and Technology has compiled a list of essential items for your hurricane kit.

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Watermelon One-Act Festival at St. Mary’s College

Ten one-act plays written by Maryland playwrights compete this weekend at Montgomery Hall Fine Arts Center at St. Mary’s College of Md. June 1-2, 2013.

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Can an Athletic Center Save Lexington Park?

Tom Watts has re-purposed offices, even a warehouse into athletic venues. Could a super indoor facility re-purpose Lexington Park?

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JSF’s Initial Operating Capability Report Due This Week

With only days before the services must report their IOC for the Joint Strike Fighter, the Navy’s date is still under wraps. Also, a primer on war-fighting bandwidth satellites and a NOAA satellite conks out, again.

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Walden Celebrating 40 Years and Exciting Future

A partnership between Walden and MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital slated to bring integrated health care to Lexington Park.

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5k Fun Run and Dog Walk

On June 1 Greenwell Foundation and Mechanicsville Family Dentistry are putting on a 5k Fun Run and Dog Walk at Greenwell State Park. Timing available to interested runners.

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Lexington Park Identified as a U.S. Technology Hub

Off-the-Radar hubs of technology employment continue to thrive during a tough economy — including Lexington Park.

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Sabre Awards STEM Scholarship to Amanda Carroll

Sabre Systems, Inc. awards St. Mary’s Ryken High School senior, Amanda Carroll of Prince Frederick, Md. a $1,000 college scholarship to Virginia Tech.

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Hackers Did Not Compromise Weapons Systems

Cyberattacks are not unexpected, DARPA wants them as predictable as conventional warfare stratagems.

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Who’s Working Today?

Four generations work at Dyson Building Center on Rt 5 in Great Mills MD – a family-owned business grown from a sawmill on the St. Mary’s River.

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