June 7, 2026

Piney Point Museum Now Open Daily

Museums

Piney Point Lighthouse Museum in Piney Point is now operating under summer hours. It is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.

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‘Noises Off’ Through May 8 at Three Notch

Three Notch

The Newtowne Players bring the slapstick comedy “Noises Off” to the Three Notch Theatre in Lexington Park. The show will run from April 22 through May 8, 2022.

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Update Address With SMECO to Ensure Ballot Delivery

Ballots

Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative reminds members that SMECO conducts its annual members’ meeting to elect directors and vote on bylaw changes. As a member, you have the right to vote.

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Crocodile Briefly Shuts Airfield

A crocodile sunning on the Boca Chica Key airfield forced NAS Key West to call in the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to move the reptile beyond the fence line, so planes could take off and land.

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COMFRC Industry Day Set May 24

The Patuxent Partnership reminds that Commander, Fleet Readiness Centers will hold an Industry Day on May 24, 2022, at the University System of Maryland Southern Maryland.

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Hoyer Speaks to Firefighters Union

Firefighters

Rep. Steny H. Hoyer delivered a keynote address at the International Association of Fire Fighters’ 2022 Alfred K. Whitehead Legislative Conference last month.

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Rocket Lab Breaks Ground at Wallops

Wallops Island

Rocket Lab USA intends to build a 250,000-square-foot production complex and launch pad for its new Neutron rocket on a 28-acre site adjacent to the Wallops Flight Facility.

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Election Judges Sought in St. Mary’s

election judges

The St. Mary’s County Board of Elections is seeking eligible people willing to serve as election judges. The Maryland primary is July 19, 2022.

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Schools Open Registration for Summer Camps

Summer

St. Mary’s County Public Schools is accepting registration until May 31 for 2022 summer camps.

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5 Weeks, 2 Barges, 5 Tugboats. Ever Forward Refloats

Refloats

The Ever Forward container ship is now afloat in the Chesapeake Bay. The operation took five weeks, two barges, and five tugboats to dislodge the 1,095-foot cargo ship after some containers were removed from the vessel.

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