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Funding shortfalls force prioritization of housing maintenance
To preserve critical health and safety services, certain other services limited
Archive for January, 2015
Missing mail recovered
Patrons urged to track items they think may have gone missing.
Protecting data: bringing awareness to consumers with National Data Privacy Day
Have you looked at your social media security settings lately?
Don’t get caught with an expired stateside license
Police in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate are enforcing a policy that requires motorists to have valid U.S. and USAREUR driver’s licenses.
Going Green: Idling your car is a no-no.
Avoiding unnecessary idling is required by German law.
Mobile training team prepares new SARCs
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart hosted Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention trainers Jan. 12-23,
USAG Stuttgart trains joint community in Army resilience
Garrison brings resilience training to the entire community by incorporating it into in-processing
Telehealth brings long distance specialists to you
Telehealth is paving the way for the future of U.S. military medicine in Europe.
Picks for things to do in January
It may be cold outside, but there’s plenty to explore indoors.
No such thing as disability for garrison DPW employees
Disabilities do not define these garrison employees.
Force protection is everyone’s business
Force protection is a constant priority and a cooperative effort
DeCA to airlift certain products to Pacific commissaries
By end of week, product delivery to European stores will be back on schedule.
Community celebrates MLK Jr., civil rights movement
Program featured Juandalynn R. Abernathy, daughter of civil rights leader Dr. Ralph D. Abernathy.
New DOD website helps service members find homes
Site features Stuttgart Family housing floor plans.
USAREUR commanding general visits Stuttgart
The USAREUR commander gets a firsthand look at the Stuttgart military community.
