According to their website, as of 2024 their frequency has scaled back due to lack of funding. It…read moreused to run almost every hour, beginning at 4am. The first stop is off QO #124/MVA AVE.. Then it heads out to Shady Grove metro... on the weekends it starts at 4am... if you miss that.. the next one is 8am, 9am, 10am etc. Its about an hour ride to BWI airport. From BWI to Shady Grove on the weekends first trip is 10am, 1pm 2pm 3pm etc.. Last bus leaves 10pm.... From my experience its important to get their at least 15 minutes. Some drivers are not predictable but all are courteous and friendly. Its still $6 They also have stops at Arundel Mills/ Maryland live... Maybe one day they'll increase their frequency.

Loved this method of going to the airport from Gaithersburg for years. Now it's awful and…read moreunpredictable. Two buses failed to show up at BWI on the evening of 11-22-24. The 6:25 and the 7:05. Terrible.

Attended a DPW community event here on a beautiful sunny day. The area is really pretty and a great…read moreplace for a walk or bike ride. The treatment facility is inside of a lovely building. Baltimore has a lot to offer.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration is vital to me. Have you ever been hurt on your job…read moredue to the negligence of your employer? When I worked for an International Environmental Health and Wildlife Conservation organization they were definitely not safe in their own employees environment. As contrast 90% of the time when I worked in Human and Social Services for almost 50 years both government and nonprofit, I found my employer was very adherent to OSHA Guidelines! If you are not familiar with your rights to work in a safe healthy environment (when you are not working at home) then I advise you to learn! The More You Know!!

9/3/20 Regarding Seashire Inn&Suites at…read more 1112 Pacific Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, I called Osha regarding my concerns. I talked with a woman named Francesca, we discussed what I saw and experienced at this motel and... No, what actually  happened, is me speaking to an answering machine  and leaving a recorded message.  Yeah, nothing fancy or amazing about this, but it might get the ball rolling if this Osha office in Virginia Beach isn't shut down, because of The Coronavirus Outbreak.  Nevertheless,  this is just round one of getting in contact with them. When I first head of Osha, i was lead to believe these people were the scariest inspectors you don't want showing up at your business.  If they do show up, you might have already messed up royally.  This is what I heard when I was getting training as a pool operator with Century Pool Management.  Months later I was working at a pool when a lady for Osha walked in. I realized who she was, but wasn't nervous. Apparently someone was highly pissed off at what was going on at the pool with another lifeguard and called Osha.   The Osha lady had inspected what the complaint was and found nothing wrong. She did find something else wrong and informed me about it. I got the issue taken care the next day. Up until now, this is was my only contact experience with Osha, but now it will be my second.

This update is ONLY for my review of BINGO night on Friday, Nov. 13. Please don't be discouraged,…read morethis FD seems to be amazing! I just had a bad experience with the persons at the BINGO WINDOW to buy packets. *********** My niece wanted to come back to Bingo, so we did last night (Friday night). Arrived at the FD around 7:06PM. There was no "temp check" when we walked in , so we followed the "social distancing" markings to arrive at the window to pick up bingo cards. This time there was a man and woman there. When we asked for 2 cards we were told they were $18 and a pack of the special was like $4. I asked, did the price go up because we came a few weeks ago and only paid $11 for a small card. The lady said its always been that price. So i said, does the price make a difference on certain nights? (We came on a Saturday the first time). She said no. Then I said, well I can't play a card that seemed like 40 cards (We're still pretty new to this). She then said they have a smaller card that was like $15. I told her again we only paid $11 before and the card was much smaller to our liking. About 2 minutes or so of going back and forth we just decided to leave. Whoever she and he were, lacked customer service and honestly we think they were trying to get us to pay more than what it was. Either they were trying to get over or the woman who was working the window gave us the card at a cheaper rate. Plus, the first time we came you can get a free bingo dabber- which none of that was set up last night. Not sure if it was a different org. having bingo on different nights or what, but everything was off. Even the vibe in the bingo hall. We're so disappointed because we really enjoyed your first time there and will likely not return based on the interaction with the window persons. I wrote my first review of this a few weeks ago, so check that out with the details to understand how our first time there was Epic, compared to the Ish show that was shown last night.

Food truck Wednesday! More than eight food trucks including Flavor Cup Cupcake. Tried the gyro…read moreand falafel bowl - very flavorful especially the siriachi fries! Cold beer at the beer garden. Live music every week. Friendly people too.

This is the Grand daddy of them ALL! The original "OG" of the National Wildlife Refuge. This is…read morewhere Teddy Roosevelt established this now over 500 NWRs. It's considered a research center but is an NWR in the passport book. There are educational classes for children and adults. A gift shop, clean restrooms, an EV charging station and a float of art work of photography and drawings. Our Two Entrances: South Tract,also known as the Dan Ashe Division, hosts 5 miles of walking trails and two scenic lakes. It is also the site of The Visitor Center is open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - closed on federal holidays.  The grounds are open sunrise to sunset every day.  Fishing and hunting is available seasonally.  North Tract offers 25 miles of trail for walking, biking, and horseback riding. With less visitation than South Tract, North Tract offers a quiet atmosphere for those seeking solitude. The grounds and Visitor Information Station are open from Thursdays through Sundays from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.  In addition, extended hours will be offered on the third Thursday of every month. Third Thursday hours will be the following: April 18 - 8:00 am to sunset.  May 16, June 20, and July 18 - 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. August 15 and September 19 - 8:00 am to sunset. The grounds and Visitor Information Station and are closed for federal holidays and occasionally for scheduled hunts.

Very cool visitor center with beautiful displays about different species to include Gray Wolves…read more Whooping Cranes etc. There is also a viewing area of lakes from the visitor center near the displays with clear viewing of wildlife. Very friendly staff with a gift shop, nice restrooms and information on area. The refuge has hiking trails which provide different opportunities to see wildlife from waterfowl to birds. Definitely will be back !!!

I would put 5 stars IF security in lobby would not be crazy! Everyday need to show ID and they will…read moreissue one day pass, so it you will come here everyday for 3 weeks, that routine EVERY day! They could do pass for all days????? Nope ! You must stay in line, as hundreds of people behind for the same reason ! Well I guess we pay taxes for job security for at least one lobby guy!

Breathtaking architecture especially the main lobby..and the Indigenous art display was…read moreimpressive..the staff however seemed cold and unwelcoming..I don't think they were Australian.

This is the perfect place to say G'day mate. The embassy has been closed for a while due to repairs…read moreand building issues. If you want to see inside, visit before 11/19, when the building is torn down. The embassy will be in a temporary space until it is rebuilt. The embassy is nice. There is a theater with approximately 100 seats. The front lobby has various items on display that represent Australia. The embassy has a large meeting space which can accommodate hundreds of people. A side room had an exhibit called, "What we Wear" featuring items created by Australian University's School of Art & Design College of Arts & Social Sciences. The security screening was quick. They don't care about water bottles. The guards are looking for other items. The embassy staff and security were so nice. I even got to spend a moment with my cardboard pals, Chris Hemsworth & Margo Robbie. I had never heard a Didgeridoo instrument played before. It was awesome. Bonus points on the Aussie Dictionary.

The Norman Y. Mineta Leadership Institute was launched in October 2006 in honor of Secretary…read moreMineta's lifetime achievements in exemplifying and promoting civic participation and public service. The institute will initially focus on launching its series of weekend long leadership trainings for nonprofit staff, community leaders and volunteers in various cities across the country in 2007. One of the overarching objectives of the APIAVote trainings is to increase the leadership and organizing capacity of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community by equipping leaders with the tools necessary to engage Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in successful electoral campaigns. As a community that is comprised of a large immigrant population, this training is designed to address the specific needs of the diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander community. APIAVote's model is to identify and encourage local nonprofits to work in coalition in a specific region on civic engagement and voter engagement activities. By understanding and implementing a comprehensive program while building capacity to do this type of work, the Norman Y. Mineta Institute can address this unmet need in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.