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Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
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Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
Features
Archive
Articles
Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
Features
Archive
Articles
Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
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Archive
Articles
Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
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Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
Features
[*description*]
Articles
Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
Features
[*description*]
Articles
Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
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Craft Shop concludes ‘Fun with Chocolate’
The West Point Craft Shop has an open door policy for those who want to learn crafts while on their lunch breaks.The Jan. 29 lunch class was the last of a series of chocolate-themed classes—at least for now.“I show how easy it is to manipulate chocolate,” Lori Frisbie, art specialist at the craft shop, said. Frisbie demonstrated how to make a body scrub, lip balm, centerpieces and decorative art—all out of chocolate.“Chocola...
Read more...Posted on Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:17 PM
Army Community Service introduces Out and About
Army Community Service, through its Relocation Readiness Program, introduced the Out and About series Jan. 21, which focuses on introducing interesting Family and child-friendly areas of the Hudson Valley to new community members of West Point.
“The Out and About Series is a 12-part series focusing on orientating the Total Army Family including Family members, military members and civilians of West Point to the Hudson Valley and surrounding area,” William Luna, program manager for the...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:32 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 12-Feb-2010 12:41 PM
FMWR Fitness Center kicks off Fittest Loser Competition
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Center kicked off the 2nd annual Fittest Loser Competition during the Health and Wellness Fair Jan. 23.
The competition is based on several categories within each age group—percentage of pounds lost/total body weight; percentage of body fat percent lost/total body fat percent and the most points based on minutes of exercise performed overall.
The competition runs through March 20 and the deadline to register and weigh in...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 28-Jan-2010 21:00 PM
Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation accepting scholarship applications
In 2009, Balfour Beatty Communities, responsible for the privatized Family housing at West Point, formed the Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to honoring military personnel––active, disabled and fallen––and their Families.
One of the primary goals of the Foundation is to promote the pursuit of education and a commitment to community leadership through educational scholarships to the children of active duty military members who reside in Fami...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 22-Jan-2010 20:33 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Friday, 15-Jan-2010 10:10 AM
AFAP at work—tennis lessons now available
As a direct result of an issue brought up at the 2008 Army Family Action Plan meeting, adult tennis lessons are now available at the Lichtenberg Center for Department of Defense civilians, Family members, and active duty military.
“The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation department took the lead to partner with the Directorate of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Lichtenberg Tennis Center,” said Thane Kelley, FMWR recreation division chief.
“We established a staff o...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:14 AM
Art with Attitude!
Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 10:16 AM
The house Gillan built
Posted on Thursday, 17-Dec-2009 12:05 PM
Black and Gold volunteers
Posted on Thursday, 10-Dec-2009 15:37 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 00:02 AM
A Spouse's Point of View
Viva! Las Vegas: Bigger and Brighter in 2010
The Rat Pack-era Las Vegas glamour will be one of several exciting changes to this year’s Viva! Las Vegas event at the Thayer Hotel on West Point. The annual event, sponsored by the West Point Women’s Club, will host gaming and good times from 6-11 p.m. Feb. 26 to raise money for community grants and scholarships.
This year’s Viva! Las Vegas night will be bigger and brighter than ever, according to Belinda Bault, WPWC President. The changes the club has made should allow more people...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 05-Feb-2010 17:56 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 01-07-2010
An old friend from five years and three addresses ago just reconnected with me on Facebook. Regrettably, all of the moving had caused us to lose touch. And, when I tried to find her, Google brought up half a million hits for people with the same name.
I met Kim at Fort Drum during my husband’s first deployment. She got me through the ice storms of upstate New York, told me I would be okay when volunteer melodrama erupted and shared a laugh when it seemed no one else got the joke.Posted on Friday, 08-Jan-2010 09:46 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 12-03-2009
An acquaintance of mine was walking a few streets down from her military housing when she yelled out for her child. As she did, a woman came running out of a nearby house.
“Oh my gosh!” the woman said, “I can’t believe it’s you. I’ve been hearing your voice over my baby monitor for the past few months and I was trying figure out who you were ...”
Baby monitor tales are part of the folklore of military living––almost everyone has heard one of these stories. They are a comm...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Dec-2009 17:53 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 11-05-2009
The City of Newburgh is an area that I drive through to get to somewhere else. My entire focus when I hit the Dairy Cone on 9W is to make it to the Sunoco near the bridge without getting stuck behind a truck or hitting too many potholes.
And, until a few weeks ago, I never stopped in the city.
However, Newburgh is the destination for one group of women from West Point and they continue to go back month after month.
The women who stop in Newburgh come as represe...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 17:59 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 10-1-2009
Tie a Pink Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
I have always been fascinated by the things people chose to put on their cars. Because of this, I tend to inch closer to bumpers that are covered with stickers. I don’t want to miss the punch line before the light changes.
Sometimes, I feel as if I can learn everybody’s life story from the magnetic ribbons, school spirit banners and pithy stickers they have selected to put on their vehicles.
I have always been a min...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 02-Oct-2009 12:57 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 09-03-2009
Searching for more than a job
With four kids in tow, ours was not a typical beginning to military life. My Army wife life started three years ago with my husband in graduate school and continued with our move last year to West Point. After we arrived, summer faded, the cool breezes of fall began and the winter I heard so much about was around the corner. But along with the change in weather, I decided to make some changes by going back to work.
I expected th...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 03-Sep-2009 11:48 AM
A Spouse's Point of View 8-6-2009
I Love the Way You Move
Along my morning running route, I’ve noticed the signs of Families moving onto West Point. The stacks of cardboard boxes on the corner are a dead giveaway of who is staying up late at night armed with only an Allen wrench and a mug of coffee.
I try not to get distracted when I spot the “treasures” abandoned by the Families who have decided that the television, couch or rug that fit in the last place is just not nice enough to try to squeeze in...
Read more...Posted on Friday, 07-Aug-2009 09:07 AM
A Spouse’s Point of View 06-03-2009
Do you want to write the July and August “A Spouse’s Point of View” column? Read on to find out the details...
Last July, I met with the editor of the Pointer View and asked her if I could do a column about living as a spouse on West Point. I had been writing creative nonfiction pieces for anthologies and gift books–– mostly feel good stuff about being a mom, the impact of cancer on Families and stories about my life as a military spouse. But I looked forward to writing a column.Posted on Wednesday, 03-Jun-2009 15:10 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 05-06-2009
Truth, Justice and the American
Way
As a little girl, I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I would spin in front of my bedroom mirror over and over again expecting that (eventually) I would turn into my favorite superhero just as Lynda Carter did in the television show. But instead of my Strawberry Shortcake nightgown turning into Wonder Woman’s dazzling red, white and blue costume, I just ended up with a bad headache from spinning around too much.
Now, more than 25 years l...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 07-May-2009 15:31 PM
A Spouse's Point of View 04-02-2009
(Editor’s Note: April is a chance to recognize the important role of children in military Families by celebrating the Month of the Military Child.)
I didn’t see how it happened, but I saw the fallout. The sound of the gasps made me look up from the kiss and drop lane to witness the disaster.
At the bottom of the final hill to school stood a group of children gathered around an unthinkable sight––birthday cupcakes that had crashed to ground.
But instead of sulking...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:51 PM
Posted on Thursday, 06-Nov-2008 11:25 AM
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DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
Posted on Thursday, 02-Oct-2008 10:38 AM
DPW Notes
DPW Notes November 19, 2009
North post—six-hour power outage There will be a six-hour electrical shutdown from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday affecting the north side of post from the Cemetery north.
The following quarters will be affected–– Lee Area, Gray Ghost, Worth Place Housing, New and Old Brick and Sugar Bowl Housing areas plus Qtrs. 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 138, 330, 332, 334, 336, 340, 344, 348, 352, 356, 358, 360, 362, 372, 421, 422, 501, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1015 and 1050. The following p...
Read more...Posted on Wednesday, 25-Mar-2009 16:15 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:46 PM
What's Happening
What's Happening February 21, 2010
Tax center
The tax center, located in Bldg. 626, is now open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Filers should start getting
documents together (W-2’s, mortgage interest statements, childcare expenses, etc.). Call 938-4145 if you have any
Read more...
Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 11:28 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
Keller Corner
Keller Corner February 21, 2010
Tobacco Cessation ProgramDo you want to stop using tobacco? If you need help or information, contact Trish Titus, Keller Family Practice Clinic RN, at 938-3244.Blood Drive kickoff campaignThere will be a kickoff campaign meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. March 1 in the Army Education Center, Bldg. 683, Training Room #10, in preparation for the upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drive March 29-April 1. We request that appointed key personnel from eac...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 16-Apr-2009 09:36 AM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:47 PM
FMWR Blurbs
FMWR Blurbs February 21, 2010
Round Pond reservationsReservations for the 2010 camping season are going on now for active duty military and cadets. Reservations may be made by phone at 938-8811 or in person at the West Point Ski Slope from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday.Spring Story HourThe West Point Post Library will conduct its spring session of story hour at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. every Tuesday through April 27. This program is open to all West Point community children ...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 15:26 PM
Posted on Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 13:48 PM
Now Showing
Now Showing February 21, 2010
Friday—It’s Complicated, R, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Did You Hear About the Morgans, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Saturday—Precious, R, 9:30 p.m.Feb. 26—Sherlock Holmes, PG-13, 7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, PG,7:30 p.m.Feb. 27—Leap Year, PG, 9:30 p.m.THE THEATER SCHEDULE ALSO CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.AAFES.COM.WWW.AAFES.COM.Posted on Thursday, 02-Apr-2009 14:41 PM
Posted on Thursday, 09-Oct-2008 10:11 AM
BBC Lifeworks Event
BBC LifeWorks Events February 21, 2010
National Chili DayDo you make the best chili in town? Is it too spicy or tangy? Or, maybe you have a super secret ingredient that will knock the socks off everyone? So step up to the plate and you could be the winner of the inaugural Chili Cookoff Contest. The cookoff takes place from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Post Chapel. Stop by 132 Bartlett Loop to complete a contest participation form by Friday. For more infortmation, call Jodi Gellman at 446-6407 or e-mail jgellman@bb...
Read more...Posted on Thursday, 11-Jun-2009 10:08 AM
Posted on Monday, 06-Jul-2009 12:20 PM
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