Local Team Competes at Gymnastics Meet
St. Mary’s County was represented at a Maryland gymnastics team competition in Odenton in late February.
Volunteers Sought for Potato Planting Day
Volunteers who enjoy the great outdoors, don’t mind getting dirty, and want to help others are asked to join a potato planting extravaganza March 20 at Historic Sotterley as part of its Growing for Good program.
Transportation Available to Vaccine Clinics
St. Mary’s County is working to provide assistance for residents who need transportation to their appointment at the health department’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Hollywood.
Navy & Marines: Hybrid Fleet Needed
In a new Navy Unmanned Campaign Framework, the two services find a hybrid fleet of aircraft and ships is necessary to stay ahead of US adversaries without breaking the bank.
Hoyer, Brown Host Rescue Plan Roundtable
Congressmen Steny H. Hoyer and Anthony Brown held a virtual roundtable with county and local government officials to discuss the impact of the American Rescue Plan on Fourth and Fifth District communities.
NAS Pax Site 23 Cost Analysis Report Available for Review
The Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis for Site 23 – Defense Property Disposal Office Salvage and Recycling Center at Naval Air Station Patuxent River is available for public review and comment.
Dahlgren Testing Continues Through Friday
Testing requires a high volume of rounds fired at a rapid pace across several consecutive days. Test shots will produce continuous LOUD NOISE in communities surrounding NSF Dahlgren, advises NAVSEA. Access to the Potomac River Middle Danger Zone, will be restricted during testing.
MD 6% Digital Tax Begins Now
Maryland’s new 6% sales and use tax on digital products becomes effective this month. Askey, Askey & Associates, CPA, LLC, advises businesses that provide digital products to review the new requirements to evaluate their sales tax collection and filing requirements.
Register Now for Virtual STEM-ING Event
Registration is now open for the ninth annual STEM-ING event that will go virtual with a live kick off April 3. The event will close April 24.
What the Future Holds for Remote Work
One year into the COVID-19 pandemic and experts are weighing in on the future of remote work and the policies that guide it. One professor believes that many firms will adopt remote work on a permanent basis. A business exec envisions companies adding chief remote work officers. One CEO predicts rural towns will flourish if they innovate quickly.
