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CYSS program offers new skills, opportunities
With thumping music in the background, two students raced each other up the rock wall.
Archive for October, 2012
Schools
Teen prescription drug abuse: parents beware
According to a study by The Partnership at www.drugfree.org, one in five
teens, ages 12 to 17, say they have taken prescription medicine that
was not prescribed for them. Access to prescription medicine is easy.
Lifestyle
Baumholder kicks off Halloween fun with haunted house
To get people in the mood for Halloween, U.S. Army Garrison Baumholder
kicks off the celebration today with a haunted house in the basement of
the Rheinlander Community Club. The haunted house runs from 7 to 9 p.m.
today through Sunday.
Schools
21st TSC continues partnership with KHS
A partnership between the 21st Theater Sustainment Command and
Kaiserslautern High School has evolved into a Mentor a Student Today
Program, which affords the command
Features
Water and fuels systems: maintenance required
From fixing a sink or toilet to purifying fuel, Airmen from the 786th
Civil Engineer Squadron
Features
Bending, Not Breaking
The first civilians to attend master resiliency training in the KMC
recently graduated from a 12-week Army Community Service course designed
to help them bend, not break.
News
Retiree Activities Office: Are you receiving your emails?
Attention retirees and surviving spouses in the KMC: If you missed out
on Retiree Appreciation Day and are not receiving emails regarding other
information the Retiree Activities Office is disseminating, such as
updates about the formation of a Retiree Council, then evidently
something is wrong.
News
Online access simplifies dependent updates
Family situations can be complicated, but updating family benefit
information doesn
