Navy Estimates $40B a Year to Maintain New Fleet
The US Navy unveils plans to get to a 355-ship fleet two decades more quickly. The service also outlines a rough estimate of $40 billion a year to maintain that fleet.
Hiring, Apprenticeship Fair Set in April
Give your career, and your future, a big boost at the eighth annual Southern Maryland Hiring Event and Apprenticeship Fair on April 30, 2019.
Bishop to Speak on Smoke Free Holy Grounds
The Tobacco Free Living Action Team of the Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership has invited Bishop Larry Lee Thomas, the founder of Smoke Free Holy Grounds, to speak at an open information session for interested organizations on Friday, March 29.
HSMC Earns Md. Preservation Award
The Historic St. Mary’s City Education Department earned a 2019 Historic Preservation Award for Excellence in Public Programming for its Adults Only tours.
Pax Partnership Seeks Member of Year Nominations
The deadline is nearing to nominate an organization for The Patuxent Partnership’s Member of the Year award. Nominations are due Friday, March 29.
Dispose of Needles, Syringes Safely
St. Mary’s County now has three locations where community members may safely dispose of medical sharps — syringes, lancets, and auto-injectors — as well as expired, unused, and unwanted medications.
DoD Seeks Health Data Related to Military Housing
DoD looking to collect data on health issues alleged to come from military housing rife with mold, rodents, and lead.
Jack Gelrud Golf Tourney Planned
Now is the time to get ready for the Jack Gelrud Memorial Golf Tournament, hosted by the Three Oaks Center, on Thursday, May 23, 2019. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit programs that serve the homeless population in St. Mary’s County.
Eat S’mores, Learn More About Walden
Anyone interested in hearing about the many topics related to recovery is welcome to enjoy s’mores and learn at Beacon of Hope Recovery Community Center of Walden from 7 to 9 pm Friday, March 22, 2019.
Hoyer Concerned by Slow Pace of Job Growth
Hiring slowed in February 2019 and the unemployment rate fell to 3.8 percent from 4 percent the month before, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics latest jobs report.
