Auditions Set: Newtowne Players’ “Picnic”
The Newtowne Players will hold open auditions for its upcoming production of Richard Inge’s Broadway hit, Picnic.
Discount Liquors Seeks to Replace A&W
Discount Liquors’ application to replace the A&W restaurant on Great Mills Road will be heard at 1 pm Jan. 8.
Federal Task Force on Policing to Work With COPS
The executive order signed in reaction to tragedies associated with recent police shootings builds on the Community Oriented Policing Services programs, which include the successful COPS program in Lexington Park, MD.
Business Incentives Survey Yields Results
Home Grown and Not Home Grown companies say “creation or retention of jobs” is what the community should receive in return for providing incentives to a company.
Preserved Flattop Opens to the Public
A ribbon cutting is scheduled for Dec. 9 at 2 pm to celebrate completion of the preservation and opening of the interior for public use, serving as the United States Colored Troops Memorial Interpretive Center for St. Mary’s County.
MTA Changes Commuter Express Bus Routes
Effective Nov. 1, 2014, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will rename Washington, D.C.-Southern Maryland commuter express bus Routes 903, 905, and 909 with new route patterns.
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.
Tech Grant & Sustainability on Lex Park Agenda
The civic association will discuss designation of Lexington Park as a Sustainable Community, future events for the community and a new tech commercialization grant.
Economy & Entrepreneurs Highlight Civic Mtg.
Re-scheduling FDR Blvd. ribbon cutting ceremony is also on the Lexington Park civic association’s agenda for 6:30 pm Wednesday Aug. 13 at the Bay District Volunteer Fire Department located at FDR & Shangri La in Lexington Park, MD.
Lexington Park: A Big Change of Plan
Since the 1990s plans were for office space at the Flattops. That’s changed, according to a refreshingly honest assessment of what the future of Lexington Park really will look like.
