Hoyer Endorses 2016 Civilian Pay Hike
The increase is only a small step toward reducing the pay gap between federal civilian employees and their private sector counterparts, but will slow the pace of the gap.
F-35 to Challenge A-10 in Close Air Support
It is not unprecedented for a proven aircraft to compete against a new aircraft during test and evaluation, says the DOT&E chief.
Walden Raises Cash with Starlit Night
Raise money for Walden at Starlit Nights on Sept. 18 at Olde Breton Inn.
Lifeguards Needed at Great Mills Pool
The pool, next door to Great Mills High School, is open year-round and offers lifeguards a variety of shifts.
CSM Offers Personal Campus Safety App
The new campus safety app helps connect students & faculty with safety officers in emergencies and reporting.
Pentagon Releases New Contractor Cyber Rules
The regs published this week require contracts and subcontracts to report cyber incidents resulting in adverse effects on systems and data.
CSM Courses Make the Kitchen Fun
Continuing Education classes at College of Southern Maryland include cake decorating, wine tasting and so much more.
Amish Kitchen, Big Hit at Flat-Iron Auction
Remarkable as the 200-acre, 2-day Flat Iron Farm auction itself, is the Amish Kitchen, serving a full menu, including Amish pizza, both days, Oct 2 & 3.
Nighttime Cargo Deliveries Impact US 301 Traffic
M-F, 9pm-5am, for a “few weeks” US 301 traffic will encounter a 2-dozen truck convoy moving at 5 mph for 20 miles from the Nice Bridge to Billingsley Rd.
Fighter Jets & One Square-Rigger Celebrated
Video shows full history of the Navy fighter jets, honoring Nat’l Aviation Day, same week the military’s only square-rigged, sailing ship heads to port for the season.
