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  • May

    Sutton Lake's Rake the Lake 2018

    The rain cleared Saturday morning to offer up beautiful weather for another successful Rake the Lake! From the shore, kayak, and boat, trash and debris was removed in an attempt to keep Sutton Lake one of the most beautiful lakes in West Virginia! A huge thanks to our wonderful volunteers and sponsors who made this event such a success! See you next year!
  • Michael Tate writes down Geographic Information System data for real property at John Redmond Lake in Burlington, Kansas. Tate shadowed the John Redmond Project Office staff from August 2017 to May 2018.

    Burlington student graduates from high school, Corps of Engineers

    Michael Tate spent 18 weeks assisting the John Redmond Lake Office in Burlington, Kansas. Tate shadowed the staff and participated in several projects including debris removal, plumbing installation and GIS real property surveys.
  • Janice Ducrepont stands in front of the visitor center’s wildlife display, May 8, 2018. She volunteered her painting skills to paint the scenic background in the display.

    Volunteer Leaves Her Mark at Abiquiu Lake

    While camping at Abiquiu Lake avid painter Janice Ducrepont volunteered her time to paint a scenic background for a display in the visitor center.
  • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District inducted two retired employees into its Gallery of Distinguished Civilian Employees in a ceremony May 15 at the District headquarters in Los Angeles. Former Executive Assistant Patsy Delgado and former Executive Secretary Jeanne Imamura were this year’s inductees. The induction was in conjunction with the District's annual Retiree Recognition Day. More than three dozen retirees participated in the day's activities, which included a breakfast social, commander's update and catered lunch.

    District inducts two into distinguished employee cadre

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District inducted two former employees into its Gallery of Distinguished Civilian Employees in a ceremony May 15 at the District headquarters. The two retirees had a combined total of 96 years of federal service, all with the Los Angeles District.
  • Contractors work along the rugged terrain of Cranberry Mountain near West Point, New York, during the winter as part of an ongoing project to emplace heavy targets on the post’s indirect-fire range.

    Huntsville Center helps move multi-ton targets onto West Point range

    U.S. Army Garrison West Point’s Training Support Division is giving kudos to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, for their work placing heavy targets on the post’s indirect-fire range on Cranberry Mountain.