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  • Hanscom’s CFC drive underway

    The 2016 Hanscom Combined Federal Campaign is now underway with a goal to raise $150,000 through donations made by service members and civil service employees. The annual CFC drive will continue here through Dec. 11.

  • Straight Talk: Tornado warning

    In this week’s Straight Talk, I’ll address a question I received about the weather warning system the base utilizes to alert members of the Hanscom community and why it wasn’t used in August during a real-world weather event.

  • Hazards on the road surge as seasons change

    The 66th Air Base Group Safety Office here would like to remind personnel to keep risk management at the forefront of all activities as daylight diminishes and temperatures continue to drop.

  • FSS announces changes to food services

    66th Force Support Squadron officials announced earlier this week that they will be making changes to catering and food services at the Minuteman Commons, including the Tavern, and the Resiliency Center Snack Bar.

  • ABG presents quarterly awards

    The 66th Air Base Group recognized their top performers for the third quarter during an awards ceremony at the Hanscom Conference Center Oct. 24.

  • Straight Talk: Geese on base

    For those who have been at the base track recently, you might have noticed the number of Canada geese grazing on or near the track. In this week’s Straight Talk, I will answer a question about feeding the geese and other wildlife on base. If you have a question and are not sure where to find the

  • AFMC readies to upgrade SharePoint

    66th Air Base Group Communications and Information Division officials here have announced they will soon upgrade SharePoint sites across the installation to SharePoint 2013.

  • A&FRC hosts job fair Nov. 2

    The Airman and Family Readiness Center here will host a job fair Nov. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Minuteman Commons.

  • Volunteers needed for Halloween Watch

    The 66th Security Forces Squadron here is in search of volunteers to participate in “Halloween Watch,” a community initiative to ensure children trick-or-treating in base housing remain safe this Halloween.