PA shop to focus on Web news, commercial publisher to produce Hansconian

Hanscom, like the rest of the Air Force, is streamlining the way it does business by utilizing Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century initiatives to overcome reductions in manpower and budget resources; one such area that will soon change is the base newspaper, the Hansconian. On Sept. 28,

AF Drill Team to offer free performances

The Hanscom community welcomes the Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team, who will perform a dazzling 20 minute routine for the base community at 3 p.m. Monday at Hanscom's outdoor track. The team will perform again in the area at the Minute Man National Historical Park, Route 2A, Tuesday at 1:30

Base to hold memorial dedication service

Three heroes will be inducted into Hanscom Heroes Memorial Park during a ceremony Aug. 3 at 10 a.m. in the large gazebo behind the base clinic in Memorial Park. The park was created in 1991 to serve as a living monument to deceased members of the Hanscom community. The three men who will be

Dads 101 class held

DAPS offers myriad of services to base customers

Some office printing tasks' requirements outdistance the capabilities of the standard office printer. Creating large, color laminated posters is impossible without the right equipment. While it is possible to print multiple copies of a lengthy Air Force Instruction on almost any printer, the time it

Housing construction experiences delays

Construction progress on Hanscom's privatized housing project has slowed considerably. With just 17 new houses completed and now occupied by Hanscom residents the project continues to fall behind the scheduled construction of 784 new homes that American Eagle Communities, the project owner, were to

'Crash' course in safety

Sweet Serenade

Message to motorists: Break safety belt, cell phone laws? Be prepared for consequences

Members of the 66th Security Forces Squadron want to make two things perfectly clear to base drivers: buckle up and don't talk on cell phones while driving. Failure to comply with either or both of these laws will result in fines or disciplinary actions. "Security Force members are on the lookout

Adopt-a-ward visits connect current Airmen with heroes, heritage

The actions and sacrifices of past U.S. military servicemembers have allowed the current generation of servicemembers to thrive, said Master Sgt. Robert Taylor. "We must not forget those who protected our grandparents, parents and us so we can be here to wear the uniform today." In addition to his