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News Fort Monroe ‘neighbors’ help save life of Phoebus car crash victim It’s been said that it takes a village to raise a child. Recently, it was proven that it can take a small army to save a child’s life. When a violent accident caused Kaylee Maldonado to be ejected from her mother’s vehicle while traveling in Phoebus, an estimated 10 people stopped to assist the family.
School rezoning affects Fort Monroe students Fort Monroe’s rising third- through eighth-grade students may pass through the doors of a different school to begin the 2010-11 school year.
Sacrifice: What is done for the sake of pure love The message of Easter is giving new life and God’s love shown through Christ’s sacrificial death, burial and resurrection. The human mind may never fully grasp the love of God. It is uncaused, uninfluenced, spontaneous, and sovereign.
Monroe invites Army Chief of Chaplains to speak here Easter For nearly 60 years, the Hampton Roads community has gathered alongside its military brethren to greet the Easter sun as it rises over the Chesapeake Bay.
Environmental programs kick off in April Spring for many people means cleaning out the old and refreshing homes and offices after the cold, wet winter season. The Directorate of Public Works is responsible for several programs to help workers and residents on the installation maintain the post as a pristine environment.
Army's highest ranked enlisted African American prepares for retirement Nearly 34 years after beginning his career, the Army’s highest-ranking enlisted African American (by date of rank) still sees himself in the face of every prospective Army Soldier.
Worker touts civilian excercise program Those who often fly on commercial airplanes can probably parrot attendants as they convey safety precautions prior to liftoff. Passengers are told, for example, in the event the cabin loses pressure and oxygen masks are deployed, they should secure their mask in place and ensure they are getting oxygen before attempting to assist others.
Clinic Commander, dietician links ‘Five Pillars of Resiliency’ Fort Monroe formed the Civilian Health and Resiliency Program for DoD civilians earlier this year. This program models the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program in structure and its goal of keeping workers healthy by tending to five core pillars. The pillars are spiritual, mental, physical, family and social. Each element is holistically dependent upon the next to create a whole body, mind and spiritual health to maximize a person’s ability to rebound from difficult situations, or be resilient. The goal of CHRP is to meet or exceed the U.S. Army’s expectations for its civilian workforce.
Registration opens for 2010 military services Wilderness Challenge Registration is open for the Mid-Atlantic Region, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Department’s 10th annual all-military Wilderness Challenge. The Challenge will take place Oct. 7 to 9 in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains and on the New and Gauley Rivers in West Virginia. The event is hosted and co-organized by ACE Adventure Resort, West Virginia’s largest outdoor outfitter.
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