Play it safe on Halloween
Every Halloween there is an assortment of ghosts, pirates, super heroes
and ballerinas running about with one of two things in mind — getting
candy or going to parties.
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Every Halloween there is an assortment of ghosts, pirates, super heroes
and ballerinas running about with one of two things in mind — getting
candy or going to parties.
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The garrison, schools, and Child, Youth and School Services recently
joined together in agreement on a common language when speaking about
bullying and bully prevention. Read More
Many military history buffs may have preconceived notions on the wisdom
of whether the French made a mistake in building the Maginot Line.
Staff
officers from U.S. European Command’s J3 Plans and Operations Center
not only debated the merits of French military decision-making in light
of the Maginot Line, they also got to see it in person.
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Leaving military service and heading into the civilian sector can be
challenging. For some, the military may be the only thing they know
professionally. As the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan wind down,
coupled with tightening military budgets, the military is projected to
cut more than 100,000 billets from all service branches. Read More
The Institute of Medicine recently published a report on the current
level of substance use and misuse among active duty service members and
their dependents, labeling the situation as a public health crisis. Read More
Oct. 25 is the deadline to submit ideas on how the Department of the
Army or Department of Defense can improve the quality of life for
service members, DOD civilians, and their families.Read More
In any given classroom, it’s not unusual to find students with a wide
range of learning abilities. Perhaps one of a teacher’s greatest
challenges is meeting the needs of students with different developmental
levels, learning styles and interests.Read More
Most of Europe will move its clocks backward by one hour when daylight saving time ends Sunday, Oct. 28. In Germany, daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. (set clocks to 1 a.m.). In the U.S., daylight saving time will end Nov. 4.Read More
Despite a disappointing loss against Wiesbaden in the semifinals last
year, the Patch High School football team has high hopes for bringing
home the 2012 Division I crown.Read More
To truly explore Stuttgart, a visitor would need at least three days.
But what if they only have seven hours? If they are lucky enough to be
in Stuttgart Oct. 20, they can see almost everything that Stuttgart has
to offer culturally in seven hours during “Stuttgart Nacht,” or
Stuttgart Night. The event begins at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 20, and
lasts until 2 a.m. Oct. 21. Read More
Individuals and teams are invited to be “foot soldiers” in the fight
against cancer during U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s third annual
Run4Life Oct. 26.
Participants can walk or run laps around Husky
Field from 6-10 p.m. to honor living cancer warriors and to remember
those who lost their battles with the disease.
Cancer warriors are also invited to take part in the opening ceremony and a “victory lap.”Read More
The Marines and sailors of Marine Forces Europe and Africa hosted the
fifth annual Theater Marine Conference at the Marine headquarters
building on U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s Panzer Kaserne Sept. 18-20.Read More
Have ideas on how the Department of the Army or Department of Defense
can improve the quality of life for service members, DOD civilians, and
their families?
If so, now is the time to submit them for the next
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Army Family Action Plan conference, to be
held Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 in the Swabian Special Events Center. Deadline
to submit issues is Oct. 25.Read More
As part of an Army-wide initiative, service members and civilian
employees from across the Stuttgart military community participated in a
Suicide Prevention Stand-Down Day Sept. 20, while U.S. Africa Command
held its stand down Sept. 27.
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