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Plans Move Ahead at New Garvey Center
Though the St. Mary’s County Department of Aging & Human Services senior activity centers remain closed to the public, plans are moving forward on the new Garvey center in Leonardtown.
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YMCA Exploratory Committee to Meet June 3
The St. Mary’s County YMCA Exploratory Committee will hold a rescheduled meeting via teleconference at 6 pm Wednesday, June 3.
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Calvert Cliffs Siren Test: Noon June 1
A full-cycle test of the alert and notification sirens throughout St. Mary’s, Calvert, and Dorchester counties will take place at noon Monday, June 1, 2020.
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Outdoor Dining, Other Activities to Resume; School Food Program Update
May 29 Updates: Outdoor Dining, Other Activities Resume in St. Mary’s; Update on School Food Program
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LSM Members Offer Community Outreach
Leadership Southern Maryland is committed to supporting the community during the COVID-19 public health threat. LSM has raised more than $2,000 and has put that money to good use, showing support for the region’s health care sector through food drops, mask donations, and signs of encouragement.
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Plans Move Ahead at New Garvey Center
May 31, 2020
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YMCA Exploratory Committee to Meet June 3
May 30, 2020
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Calvert Cliffs Siren Test: Noon June 1
May 30, 2020
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Outdoor Dining, Other Activities to Resume; School Food Program Update
May 29, 2020
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LSM Members Offer Community Outreach
May 29, 2020
Leader Exclusives
SMECO Helps Out-of-Work Members
If your income has been affected by the pandemic, don’t wait: Contact SMECO about payment arrangements and also for information on where to apply for assistance.
Community Partners Support Three Oaks
What can you do to help the homeless during this difficult time? Three Oaks Center has a suggestion.
Pax & Andrews Virtual Job Fair May 19
JobZone Virtual Job Fair on May 19, 2020 is focused on Southern Maryland and includes top employers across the Mid-Atlantic region, including defense and commercial companies, federal agencies, placement and staffing companies, colleges, and universities.
‘Serious Concerns’ with DC July 4th Celebration
Lawmakers from the National Capital Region called on the Trump administration to drop plans for a second “Salute to America” Fourth of July celebration in Washington, DC, July 4th. They cite pandemic safety concerns and also the cost of such a celebration during a time of economic distress.
Academy Grads Hear: COVID-19 Is Part of the Mission
“As new threats continue to emerge, you must remain ready, vigilant, and prepared to defend our country, our people, and our way of life,” DefSec addresses the Naval Academy’s first virtual graduation ceremony.
Events
- Lunch Service to Be Provided for Students During School Closures
- New Date for Gelrud Memorial Golf Tourney
- STS Buses to Add Additional Route
- TPP Pushes Scholarship Deadline to June 15
- Airport Rules, Standards Topic of Public Hearing
- Volunteers Sought for County Boards
- Adopt an Egg, Help Piney Point Museum
- TPP Webinar to Feature Bailey, Crosby
- St. Mary's Women’s History Banquet Canceled
- Outdoor Dining, Other Activities to Resume; School Food Program Update
- Calvert Cliffs Siren Test: Noon June 1
- YMCA Exploratory Committee to Meet June 3
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