Homeless and Afraid, But Warm, on Christmas
The weather forces the most needful people of our community to seek help as people are at their most charitable.
Sotterley Introduces Second Saturday Series
During the first five months of the year, the public will have the opportunity to experience five unique tour experiences.
Dyson Building Center Is More Than a Hardware Store
Nearly a one-stop-shop for unique holiday shopping with decorations and gifts from construction toys to Adirondack chairs made of recycled milk cartons to crab cookers.
St. Mary’s College President Appeals for Gun Control
Joseph R. Urgo joins 170 college presidents in co-signing a letter urging the president and Congress to take immediate action on gun control.
Milkulski Is the New Senate Appropriations Chair
The Maryland Senator takes one of the most powerful seats in Washington.
The Biggest Source of Severe Job Injuries: Traffic Accidents
Traffic accidents are a leading cause of high-severity workers’ compensation injuries, and they are pervasive.
Ed Greer Announces Retirement from Pentagon
After serving 33 years as a civilian military official, Ed Greer retires as deputy assistant secretary for developmental testing.
Navy Completes Deck Handling Trials for X-47B
Northrop Grumman and Navy practice taxiing and fueling the unmanned strike aircraft aboard the USS Truman.
Congress Proposes $631 Billion Defense Bill
The bill challenges the Obama administration’s pledge to veto a bill with unnecessary programs.
