June 7, 2026

Poplar Hill Music Series Continues

Poplar

The Music From Poplar Hill series in Valley Lee will feature flutist Ceylon Mitchell in concert on Sept. 17, 2021.

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Join SBDC Govt. Contracting Series

Contracting

Join the Maryland Small Business Development Center Southern Region for its monthly Government Contracting Series from 3 to 5 pm on the first Thursday of the month. The Patuxent Partnership is helping to publicize the event.

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1st Ship in Fleet Oiler Class Is Christened

Oiler Class USNS John Lewis

The US Navy christened the future USNS John Lewis on Saturday. It is the first ship in the service’s fleet oiler program.

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Dems Search for Online All-Stars

Online All-Stars

US House Democratic members and committee majorities are looking to increase their followers on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Cricchi New NAWCAD Executive Director

Cricchi

Stephen E. Cricchi is the new civilian executive director at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division’s Patuxent River, MD, headquarters.

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Milestone for Marines F-35C Squadron

F-36C

The Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 314 Black Knights are the first Marine Corps F-35C squadron to achieve full operational capability.

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Summerstock to Present ‘Pirates of Penzance’

Tickets summerstock

Arghhh! Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance: A Live Concert Reading” is coming to Great Mills July 23-25, 2021.

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Health Care in SoMD Topic of LSM Program

Health Care

Leadership Southern Maryland’s Class of 2021 participated in an educational session on health care in the region. The June 3 class was the eighth of nine sessions for the 2020-21 LSM Executive Program.

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Save the Date for TPP Annual Dinner

Save the Date

The Patuxent Partnership will hold its members-only annual dinner at 5:30 pm Sept. 2, 2021, in Historic St. Mary’s City.

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HAC OKs $706B Military Budget

DoD

The House Appropriations Committee approved a $706 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2022 with a 33-23 party line vote. Republicans object that the $10 billion increase is insufficient to counter threats from China and around the globe.

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