The Broadband Challenge: Going Deep
The broadband “backbone” now reaches deeply into Southern Maryland. The challenge is going the last mile.
CSM Robotics Team Competes Globally
The Talons finished ahead of top U.S. engineering schools’ teams from Purdue University, University of Florida and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Congressional Student STEM Challenge Open
Final Deadline to Register and Submit Apps is May 31; Students Who Have Not Yet Registered Are Encouraged to Join
SMECO Announces Second Solar Project
A Boulder, CO firm wins the power-purchase contract to develop, design and construct the 10.0 MW Rockfish Solar photovoltaic facility in Charles County.
Could High Density Save Lexington Park?
Apartment buildings, maybe luxury apartments, could lead Lexington Park out of its slump and into a Renaissance. But the county needs to increase the allowable density for it to happen.
CSM Sends Love, Snacks, More to Locals Serving Abroad
The Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society sent 136 packages to service members around the world as a Service-Learning project that also taught students skills in customs and other federal processing procedures.
Hoyer: The Affordable Care Act is Working
The Affordable Care Act, with 8 million enrolled in private health insurance plans via government marketplaces, is already a win for Americans’ health and economy.
Egeli Workshops Continue Into the Outdoors
Rarely offered painting & sketching artistic workshops at Carolyn Egeli’s studio are still scheduled to cover sketching, scaling sketches into a large painting, marine and figure painting.
PaxSpace Seeks Money & Members as it Grows
“It’s the love of making,” that created PaxSpace, says a founder. “We used to fix things. We use to make things.” And you can again at the new Makerspace at St. Mary’s Industrial Park in Hollywood, MD
Sheriff Cameron Grand Marshall of ’14 Parade
There’s still time to join the Lexington Park Business and Community Association’s 3rd annual Pride in the Park Parade Saturday, May 3 at 10 am.
