BUSINESS
By Steve Kilar, The Baltimore Sun | November 2, 2012
A San Diego-based national security contractor may eliminate up to 125 jobs at its Prince George's County operation, the state announced Friday. A San Diego-based defense and security contractor may eliminate up to 125 jobs at its Prince George's County operation, the state announced Friday. Layoffs at the Lanham office of Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc. could begin as early as December 30, according to a statement from the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Jaclyn Peiser | June 5, 2012
Oxygen's second season of “The Glee Project,” which premieres at 10 tonight (June 5), features a unique and talented Maryland native with a powerful story. Lanham's Mario Arnauz Bonds, 24, identifies himself as a, singer, songwriter, actor and dancer. But one thing that sets him apart is that he was born with Morning Glory Syndrome, which, at the age of 9, caused him to go completely blind. Mario does not allow his disability to hold him back from the competition. We talked with Mario via email about the people who inspired him, his love for performing and how his blindness has actually helped his musicality.
BUSINESS
By Scott Dance, The Baltimore Sun | March 26, 2012
NASA awarded a contract Monday to Science Systems and Applications Inc. to help observe the atmosphere and the sun. The job is worth up to $103 million for the Lanham-based company. Science Systems will design and maintain technology orbiting the Earth to monitor atmospheric and solar conditions. It will also help NASA's earth science division perform satellite missions, prepare research proposals and support software engineering. The work will be performed at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt from April 1 through April 30, 2017.
NEWS
By Jamie Smith Hopkins, The Baltimore Sun | March 12, 2012
A Lanham-based company warned state regulators Monday that it could lay off more than 100 employees if a federal contract isn't renewed this spring. But officials at Science Systems and Applications Inc. emphasized that even if the company doesn't come out on top in the contract competition, employees could end up doing the same work for the winning firm. "More than likely, whoever wins the contract is going to be picking up the staff," said Anoop Mehta, chief financial officer at SSAI.
BUSINESS
By Liz F. Kay | March 22, 2011
If you have questions about filing your taxes, the Internal Revenue Service is ready to help. You could call the IRS , but if you'd like to talk to someone in person and can't make it during business hours, three Taxpayer Assistance Centers at local IRS offices in Baltimore, Wheaton and Lanham will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 26. Here are the addresses of the participating locations: Baltimore: ...
NEWS
By Paul West and Paul West,paul.west@baltsun.com | January 3, 2009
LANHAM - At a production studio in suburban Maryland, a worker is applying glitter to a replica of the Liberty Bell - part of the Pennsylvania float in this month's inaugural parade - when Earl Hargrove strolls in. He's carrying a toy bugle in one hand and wearing a huge grin on his face. More than most people, Hargrove loves a parade. Barack Obama has promised to bring change to Washington, but when the inaugural committee hired Hargrove Inc. to orchestrate events around his swearing-in, it instead chose experience.