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Lilly Family Recognized for Legacy Gift
A ceremony at the College of Southern Maryland recently named the lobby, wing, and conference room in the Community Education Building at the La Plata Campus in recognition of the Lilly family and their recent legacy gift to CSM.
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Crippen to Speak on Federal Budget, Deficit
Learn from an expert about the federal budget and implications of long deficits. Through a partnership with the Center for the Study of Democracy at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Dr. Dan Crippen, former director of the Congressional Budget Office, will speak Thursday, Sept. 6, at the college.
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Revenues Up 2nd Year for Top 100 Defense Contractors
For the second straight year revenues for the Top 100 defense companies in the world have increased, suggesting the defense industry has weathered sequestration-related budget cuts and emerged stronger. Total 2017 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $375.4 billion, a 2.9 percent increase over the companies represented in the previous year’s Top 100 list.
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The Great Flood of 1933 Part 1
In his memoir, St. George Island resident David Sayre recalls the Great Flood that destroyed the small, isolated waterman’s community in southern St. Mary’s County. The storm struck on Aug. 23, 1933.
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Tobacco-Free Action Team to Meet
MedStar St. Mary’s supports the Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership’s Tobacco-Free Living Action Team, which will meet 10 to 11:30 am Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018, at the St. Mary’s County Health Department.
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Lilly Family Recognized for Legacy Gift
Aug 14, 2018
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Crippen to Speak on Federal Budget, Deficit
Aug 14, 2018
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Revenues Up 2nd Year for Top 100 Defense Contractors
Aug 14, 2018
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The Great Flood of 1933 Part 1
Aug 13, 2018
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Tobacco-Free Action Team to Meet
Aug 13, 2018
Leader Exclusives
The Great Flood of 1933 Part 1
In his memoir, St. George Island resident David Sayre recalls the Great Flood that destroyed the small, isolated waterman’s community in southern St. Mary’s County. The storm struck on Aug. 23, 1933.
Who’s Who on St. George Island / Tommy Deagle: Master Wood Carver
A conversation with waterman and decoy carver Tommy Deagle, a St. George Island resident. Deagle recalls the nearly two decades he crabbed and oystered the local waters. He also has carved several thousand decoys during the past 26 years, including the Eagle on Francis Goddard’s skipjack “Connie Francis.”
Protecting the Pax Mission and Preserving the Land
What might seem like an unusual partnership is preserving the rural character of the Chesapeake Bay watershed in Southern Maryland while cementing the region’s position as a hub for Navy technology research, development, and test.
13 Burglaries & 2 Robberies Bring More Cops to Lex Park
With 13 burglaries and two robberies, the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office is adding more uniformed officers and plain-clothed surveillance personnel in Lexington Park. The department is also looking for help from the community to locate what they believe are as many as half a dozen perpetrators.
Art & Lifestyle
College to Celebrate 27th Golf Classic
College of Southern Maryland students benefit from the CSM Foundation’s 27th Golf Classic on Aug. 9, 2018.
There’s More to Explore in St. Mary’s
The Healthy Eating Active Living Action Team is again hosting the More to Explore program for St. Mary’s County, MD, from June 18 through Aug. 25, 2018.
Business & Tech
Community News
Pax River News
Lexi Leader
Spotlight
New R&E Undersecretary Warns of Resurgent Global Power Competition
The global power competition is resurgent, according to Dr. Michael Griffin, DoD's the first
Revenues Up 2nd Year for Top 100 Defense Contractors
For the second straight year revenues for the Top 100 defense companies in the world have increased, suggesting the defense industry has weathered sequestration-related budget cuts and emerged stronger. Total 2017 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $375.4 billion, a 2.9 percent increase over the companies represented in the previous year’s Top 100 list.
DoD Plans for Space Force Combatant Command
The Pentagon releases its four-prong approach for a Space Force combatant command as a sixth branch of the armed forces.
Events
- There's More to Explore in St. Mary's
- College to Celebrate 27th Golf Classic
- Healthy Partnership Annual Meeting Set for September
- Tickets on Sale for Romeo & Juliet
- Mark Your Calendar for Cyber Summit
- Pax Partnership's August Programs
- Presenters Announced for HSMP Meeting
- Access to Care Team to Meet
- Patriot Springs Plans Inaugural Gala
- Entrepreneur Training for Vets Slated
