Maryland in Top 5 States to Lose under Defense Cuts
Center for Security Policy says Maryland stands to lose $1.4 to $2.8 billion under sequestration defense cuts.
JobZone Connects Employers and Seekers
Employers and job seekers gathered at the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum in Lexington Park, Maryland Tuesday.
Attorney General Gansler to Visit Breton Bay Landmark
Have lunch with Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler at Fitzie’s Marina.
Blazer Wins Webster Field Construction Contract
Great Mills construction firm will construct $1.6 million unmanned aircraft facility.
The Blame Game: Research Shows It Doesn’t Work
The practice of blaming spreads like the flu, creating a culture of fear that smothers innovation and productivity and prevents success.
St. Mary’s College Mourns the Passing of J. Frank Raley
Raley served on the Board of Trustees for 24 years and was instrumental in establishing St. Mary’s.
Adm. Mahr Hands Out People’s Choice Awards
Scientist James Wilt was one of 15 NAVAIR employees recognized by NAWCAD commander Rear Adm. Randy Mahr.
Celebrate John Cage’s 100th Birthday with a Concert
Pianist Eliza Garth will celebrate Sept. 5, Cage’s birthday, at St. Mary’s College of Maryland with a performance of his Sonatas and Interludes.
Surge in Cancelled Contracts Gives a Preview of Sequester
The federal government terminated 13,579 contracts ($2.15 billion) last fiscal year.
Help the Hospital with Undersea Treasure
The 25th annual MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation Gala will be held on Friday, Nov. 16, at the Hollywood Social Hall.
