June 13, 2026

Nonprofit Institute, LSM Announce Partnership

Nonprofit Institute

College of Southern Maryland’s Nonprofit Institute and Leadership Southern Maryland are teaming up to introduce the Professional Services Hub, a pro bono program that connects Southern Maryland nonprofit organizations with professional counsel from LSM alumni.

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Park Business Partners With Greenwell Foundation

Greenwell

Tidewater Dental has partnered with the Greenwell Foundation in service to the community.

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County Sets Public Forum Sept. 25

Volunteers

The St. Mary’s County commissioners will host their final public forum for 2018 at 6 pm Tuesday, Sept. 25, at the Chesapeake Building at 41770 Baldridge St. in Leonardtown.

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College Lists Summer 2018 Dean’s List

dean's list

The dean’s list for the 2018 summer session at the College of Southern Maryland has been released.

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RED-INC Sponsors Math Circle

Math Circle

RED-INC, a member of The Patuxent Partnership, is showing its continued support of STEM education in St. Mary’s County by sponsoring the Southern Maryland Math Circle program. 

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F-35A Tests Triple Its Expected Lifetime

F-35

The F-35A airframe tests are expected to double the life expectancy of 8,000h, but tests are showing 24,000h of service life for the stealth fighters.

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Vendors Sought for Bluegrass for Hospice

Bluegrass for Hospice

There’s still time to reserve a vendor spot for Bluegrass for Hospice-2018 to be held Oct. 27 at Flat Iron Farm in Great Mills.

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Space Force Comes With Big Pricetag

Big Pricetag for Space Force

The Air Force estimates that creating a Space Force will cost $13 billion over the next five years, including an initial $3 billion cost to stand up the service.

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Hogan Visits CSM Hughesville Campus

Hughesville Campus

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan was welcomed by College of Southern Maryland President Dr. Maureen Murphy to the Center for Trades and Energy Training at CSM’s Regional Hughesville Campus recently.

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Hoyer: Challenges Continue to Plague Economy

Economy

Congressman Steny H. Hoyer says there is good and bad news in the August 2018 jobs report — 95 consecutive months of positive job growth, yet “our economy continues to be plagued with deep structural challenges, the result of which are stagnant wages, uncertainty for small businesses, looming debt, and a generation of American workers unable to get ahead.”

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