Museum On Track, Membership Drive Too
Construction is cleared to resume on the new Patuxent River Naval Air Museum and the membership drive is underway as well. For as little as $35 you can join the effort to bring a world class museum to Pax and get a museum shop discount as well.
SMECO Employees Raise Funds for Local Shelters
Through a bike ride and a charity golf tournament, SMECO employees raised funds to donate to local shelters, including Three Oaks.
Maryland Offshore Wind Farm Leases to be Auctioned
Federal officials announced wind energy development leases would be offered for 80,000 acres at least 10 nautical miles off Ocean City late next year.
Ruby Tuesday Is STEM-ING, with Your Help
Print the flyer from The Patuxent Partnership website, have a great meal at Ruby Tuesday Dec 20-22, help launch young women into STEM careers. Simple. And tasty.
Breast Cancer Patients Benefit from PRMI Effort
Primary Mortgage Insurance employees hope you will become a Red Devil advocate and help breast cancer patients.
Hoyer: Affordable Care Act Already Saving Us Money
This year alone, 150,000 Marylanders covered by private insurance plans benefitted by a provision in the Affordable Care Act with an average of a $143 rebate.
Snowden: NSA Spy Mission “Collapsing”
In a recent letter to “the people of Brazil” NSA leaker Edward Snowden offered to help that nation investigate alleged American spying but would require Brazil to provide political asylum because the US “government will continue to interfere with my ability to speak.”
CSM Theatre Members Nominated for Regional Titles
Theater students from CSM have been chosen to compete in D.C.’s Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for group and individual awards.
SBA Changes Rules for Small Biz Contractors
More protections and opportunities are in place for small business looking to bid with larger ones on government contracts.
Google Buys DARPA’s Favorite Robotics Lab
Boston Dynamics became the eighth robotics firm Google has purchased in the past six months. Current military contracts will be honored, say Google execs, but the company doesn’t seek to become a military contractor on its own.
