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Women's History Month
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the incredible achievements, resilience, and contributions of women past and present who have shaped our communities, our nation, and our world. From trailblazers in politics and business to leaders in education, healthcare, and activism, women have played a vital role in driving progress and inspiring change.
Let’s take this time to uplift and honor the women in our lives, recognize their impact, and continue working toward a future where equality and opportunity are truly for all. Thank you to the strong women of Prince George’s County and beyond for your leadership, courage, and dedication.
Sincerely, Council Member Sydney J. Harrison Prince George’s County, District 9
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Brandywine Lions
Club Blood Drive
The Brandywine Lions Club, in partnership with Luminis Health, is hosting a Blood Drive on April 17, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at 14201 Brandywine Road, Brandywine, MD 20613. Donating blood saves lives, and your contribution can help those in need. Scan the QR code to register and be a part of this life-saving effort. Let’s come together as a community and give the gift of life!
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Earth Day Art Competition
The Maryland Transit Administration is now accepting submissions for its second annual Earth Day Art Competition! Open to Maryland youth ages 5-17, this contest invites young artists to showcase their creativity while highlighting the connection between public transportation and sustainability. Winning artwork will be featured on a specially wrapped bus and displayed in the Maryland State Department of Education Superintendent's Student Gallery. This year’s theme is "Public Transportation is a Climate Solution," and the submission deadline is March 17, 2025. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to make a creative impact! For more details on how to submit, visit mta.maryland.gov/EarthDayArt.
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WSSC Water Conservation Tips
Looking to lower your water bill and conserve water? A leak is often the culprit, but small changes can make a big difference! Indoors, check for toilet leaks, install water-saving devices, and take shorter showers. Avoid using your toilet as a trash can and opt for a low-flow toilet. Outdoors, save water by mulching your garden, using a broom instead of a hose for cleaning, and checking hoses and sprinklers for leaks. When washing your car, use a bucket and rinse quickly, and for pools, keep water levels low to prevent unnecessary loss. For more water conservation tips, visit wsscwater.com/leaks. Every drop counts!
¿Quieres reducir tu factura de agua y conservar este recurso vital? ¡Las fugas suelen ser la causa principal, pero pequeños cambios pueden marcar la diferencia! En interiores, revisa si hay fugas en el inodoro, instala dispositivos de ahorro de agua y toma duchas más cortas. Evita usar el inodoro como basurero y considera un modelo de bajo flujo. En exteriores, ahorra agua usando mantillo en el jardín, barriendo en lugar de usar una manguera y revisando si hay fugas en mangueras y rociadores. Al lavar tu auto, usa un balde y enjuaga rápidamente, y para las piscinas, mantén los niveles de agua bajos para evitar pérdidas innecesarias. Para más consejos sobre conservación del agua, visita wsscwater.com/leaks. ¡Cada gota cuenta!
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WSSC Get Current
If you're behind on your WSSC Water bill, now is the time to get back on track! Through the limited-time Get Current program, eligible customers can receive up to 50% in bill credits and have 100% of late payment charges and turn-on fees waived. This special program runs from March 1 to June 30, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to save and settle your balance. Learn more and apply today at wsscwater.com/getcurrent.
Si estás atrasado en tu factura de WSSC Water, ¡ahora es el momento de ponerte al día! A través del programa de tiempo limitado Get Current, los clientes elegibles pueden recibir hasta un 50% en créditos en la factura y 100% de exoneración de cargos por pagos atrasados y tarifas de reconexión. Este programa especial estará disponible del 1 de marzo al 30 de junio, así que no pierdas esta oportunidad de ahorrar y saldar tu saldo. Obtén más información y solicita hoy en wsscwater.com/getcurrent.
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Federal Employee Career
Transition & Resource Fair
In response to the large number of Prince George’s County residents being laid off, by both the federal government and federal government contractors, Employ Prince George’s is co-hosting the Prince George's County Federal Employee Career Transition & Resource Fair on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at 10 AM at The Hotel at the University of Maryland in College Park (7777 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD 20740). This event is a valuable opportunity to connect with employers, explore new career paths, and access essential resources to support your transition. Attendees will engage with municipalities, Prince George’s County agencies, Maryland state agencies, and private sector employers while networking with industry experts. Special guest Acting County Executive Tara H. Jackson will also be speaking. Register today at tinyurl.com/FedRes312 and take the next step in your career journey!
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Human Sex Trafficking
Awareness Expo
Join the Willow Oak (MD) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated for "Human & Sex Trafficking Exposed: Don’t Get Caught Up!", an important event raising awareness and understanding of trafficking in our community. Hear from expert speakers, including law enforcement, healthcare professionals, and advocacy leaders, as they discuss the realities of trafficking and ways to stay informed. The event takes place on March 18, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Wayne K. Curry Admin Building, The Tech Lounge, 1301 McCormick Dr., Largo, MD. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Let’s work together to protect our community!
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