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  • Operation USO Care Package lands at Hanscom

    Two shifts of 200 volunteers including military, family members, Boston Celtics Dancers, United Service Organizations representatives and many others packed 10,000 boxes of snacks, toiletries, books and other supplies here at Hanscom Nov. 21.

  • Hanscom to hold first 'Turkey Give and Take' event

    Airmen from Hanscom are scheduled to host a "Turkey Give and Take" event on Nov. 24 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., where those affiliated with the base -- military and civilian -- will have the opportunity to donate or receive a turkey.Having this event allows those that have the capacity to donate the

  • New ESC command chief brings diverse experience to job

    Electronic Systems Center's and the 66th Air Base Wing's new Command Chief has had an illustrious 26-year career, serving as a military training instructor, a member of the Presidential Honor Guard and working on a historic Status of Force agreement while with NATO, but it wasn't always clear he

  • Assistance in obtaining child support

    Even after a court has ordered a divorced or separated non-custodial parent to pay child support, the parent with custody of the children can have difficulties collecting - while the bills continue adding up. These parents should know that there are a variety of resources to available to assist

  • Long-term parking for snow removal

    Many people dread the winter months, but planning for snow removal is a New England necessity, and the time has come. On-street parking is not allowed during snow removal operations. Before an expectant snow or ice storm, signs will be placed at the entrance to the housing areas. Once the signs are

  • Hanscom employee becomes accidental author

    When David Falvey was deployed to Iraq from 2007 to 2008, as part of his Army National Guard unit, he never dreamed it would lead to an additional career as an author. "A few years ago I met a teacher from Long Island, Julie Hutt, a friend of a family friend, at a wedding," said Mr. Falvey, a member