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  • Hanscom Pharmacy installs kiosk to speed customer wait times

    Most people do not consider waiting in line to be an enjoyable activity -- especially when the wait is accompanied by a nagging cough, gastrointestinal discomfort or a screaming child with a persistently runny nose. While waiting in line is a part of practically every customer service activity in

  • Hanscom holds first BRE of 2007

    Gas mask, check; Air Force Manual 10-100, check; complete C-bag, check; wool sweater or polypropylene undergarments and gloves to protect against the cold New England wind, check. These are just some of the items Hanscom Airmen carried to Camp Patriot as part of the base's January Base Readiness

  • HAWC fitness programs help reduce winter weight

    It's February. It's cold. The holiday lull at work no longer lingers and 12-hour or more days may have begun for some. Routine has returned and suddenly that New Year's resolution, declared so boldly and confidently New Year's Day, to finally get fit after almost two months of holiday feasting isn't

  • Airman turns Football Frenzy into prime-time event

    Super Bowl Sunday presents a lot of social choices for the hours leading up to and following the kickoff at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Friends and families can gather at the house with the most technologically advanced visual and audio systems producing looking-out-the-window picture quality

  • Water leaks cause heavy damage to Hanscom facilities

    The old adage of "when it rains it pours," seems to apply as Hanscom recovers from water leaks that resulted in damage to three facilities. In building 1530, damage was confined to the Information, Tickets and Travel portion of the building. The leak was discovered as employees reported to work Jan.

  • Financial Fitness: Millionaire shares success secrets

    Retired Master Sgt. Randy Hatem, now with the Hanscom Education and Training Center as base training manager, does not have a degree in finance, nor has he ever won big on a reality television show. He did, however, become a millionaire -- and he did it as an active-duty servicemember. "If I can do

  • Hanscom welcomes heroes home

    A crowd of more than 500 gathered to welcome home 80 Hanscom deployers with praise and thanks at the Aero Club Hangar Jan. 19. The Heroes' Homecoming, the first event of its kind here, honored troops who returned from deployments over the past six months. Chief Master Sgt. Lisa Sirois, 66th Air Base