Think Glass this Week at Annmarie
From wine glasses to glass beads to stained glass suncatchers, jump into activities next weekend at AMG.
Narducci Thanks Einstein for GPS
NAVAIR Fellow and physicist congratulates science and engineering fair winners with tales of Einstein theories and how he changed the world, just as one of them might.
Your Bike Can Be Insured
Insurance companies like Waring-Ahearn offer insurance for your bicycle, a sport on the increase.
Making a More Coordinated Business of NAVAIR
Each discipline of NAVAIR “has been brought up individually… (not) in coordination with each other…We’re going to take a real hard pull on trying to make our business systems connect,” says Dunaway.
Morning Coffee: House May Reverse DoD Benefit Cuts
DoD proposal to cut pay, housing aid, Tricare benefits and commissary offerings could be changed as legislators finalize their budget priorities.
Authors, Renown Vietnam Memoirist & Wife, Discuss PTSD
Veteran Robert Mason, author of “Chickenhawk,” a NY Times bestselling memoir of Vietnam, and his wife Patience Mason, author/expert on PTSD, will speak at the Leonardtown campus of CSM March 28.
Hoyer: May Maryland History Guide Us Forward
Maryland was founded 380 years ago on the principles of tolerance and peace, “May that moment guide us forward,” the congressman told the celebrants at Maryland Day.
A Day for Dedicated Doctors
Since 1933, Doctor’s Day has been observed for those who dedicate their lives to patients. It is celebrated annually to commemorate the anniversary of the first use of general anesthetic in surgery.
Morning Coffee: CNO – No Need for BRAC
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert said last week that he doesn’t believe the Navy needs to go through another round of base closures.
GMHS Takes 2 of Top 4 Computer Bowl Spots
Encouraging the programmers of tomorrow, Southern Maryland High School Computer Bowl celebrates 25th anniversary with nearly 60 student participants.
