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  • Commentary: Earth Day reminds us how far we've come, what can still be done

    Since we first celebrated Earth Day 40 years ago, we have come a long way toward understanding the negative impacts humans have on the environment and have begun working to minimize those impacts.For example, laws have been enacted to restrict the production and use of toxic and harmful gasses

  • DM-50 picnic coming to Bama Park soon

    The annual DM-50 picnic is scheduled for April 17 at Bama Park from 11 a.m to 4 p.m. The picnic will provide a variety of entertainment, free food and drinks for Airmen and their families. Music, entertainment and dancing festivities will include: The Clearwater Band, a disc jockey, car show,

  • Your health care organization is changing!

    The Davis-Monthan Family Health Clinic has been selected to be a test site for a new model of family health care, called the Family Health Initiative, which is scheduled to begin June 1, 2010. The key to this initiative is continuity. We are striving to improve the care that we deliver through

  • D-M recognizes Airman Leadership School class 10-D graduates

    Forty-seven enlisted members graduated from Airman Leadership School and were recognized during a ceremony at the Mirage Club here March 25. The mission of ALS is to prepare senior airmen and new staff sergeants for supervisory duties, while fostering a commitment to the profession of arms.The award

  • Force support squadron announces 2 new military spouse employment courses

    The 355th Force Support Squadron recently announced the following programs available for spouses of active-duty servicemembers:Child Care Provider Training: The Airman & Family Readiness Center is partnering with the Air Force Aid Society and Pima Community College to offer free job skills training.

  • Transient Air Operations, F-18 Flights in Tucson

    Around noon on Feb. 2, Tucsonans observed transient Navy F-18s pass above the city. These jets were from Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego, Calif. Generally referred to as transient aircraft, there are times when Department of Defense aircraft pass through Tucson's airspace, using both D-M

  • Before serving food to groups on base, check with public health office

    Are you planning to serve food on base through a bake sale, festival booth, or fundraiser event? The first step is to contact the 355th Medical Group Public Health office. Temporary food booths serving food to the base population for profit must gain approval from public health to determine if foods