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  • Aug. 3 tribute to honor deceased base personnel

    Since 1991, Hanscom has taken one day each year to pay special tribute to deceased members of the Hanscom community. This year the names of three "Hanscom family" members will be memorialized in Hanscom Heroes Memorial Park Aug. 3 with a bronze plaque and tree dedication in their honor. "The

  • Airman missing 28 years comes home

    For nearly 30 years, the family of deceased Staff Sgt. Donald Michaud, who was assigned to Detachment 3 of the 322nd Airlift Division, Hellenikon Air Base, Greece, at the time of his death in 1978, have been waiting his return home. The sergeant returned to New England July 18 to be laid to rest

  • New nurse heads base Civilian Health Promotion Program

    Hanscom civilians have a new weapon against heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other health concerns -- new nurse coordinator and health educator, Deanne Casey. Ms. Casey, a registered nurse assigned to Hanscom by Federal Occupational Health, a component of the Department of Health and Human

  • School physicals available at clinic

    School physical appointments are available now through September at the Base Clinic.The 66th Medical Group has designated more than 75 appointments each week through Sept. 14 as "school physical" only slots. In addition, the 66 MDG will offer more than 300 school physical appointments from July 16

  • Number of base fires increasing

    The Hanscom Fire Department has responded to 10 fires on base since January. All 10 fires were relatively small and resulted in little monetary loss, however, the fire department encourages the community to be more cautious and aware of the dangers of fire, said 66th Mission Support Group Fire

  • Base awarded $2,630,000 for ECIP projects

    The Energy Conservation Investment Program has selected two Hanscom energy saving projects to fund for fiscal year 2008. The two Hanscom projects, which amount to $2,630,000, are among four projects selected from nine submissions from Air Force Materiel Command installations during a project

  • A&P Pizza cashier saves patron from choking

    An A&P Pizza cashier saved two lives in less than two months. After rescuing her 2-year-old daughter from choking last month, Nicole Morse, wife of Senior Airman Charles Morse, put those same skills into action again at the A&P Pizza shop, located next to the Shoppette, June 27. Mrs. Morse said she