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Band ready to rock Fort Lee
Fort Lee’s 392nd Army Band will perform a rock-centric holiday concert Dec. 10-11, 3 p.m., at the Lee Theater. The creative team of Spc. Kari Boyer and Spc. Claude Lumley developed the event theme, a rock rendition of “The Nutcracker.” Admission is free and open to the public.
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Soldiers ensure food safety
Anything that’s edible and offered or sold for consumption at the commissary or any of the eating establishments on post has survived the scrutiny of a small contingent of Army Veterinary Corps Soldiers who are tasked with ensuring adherence to food safety rules.
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Post plans festive grand illumination
The installation’s annual Grand Illumination festivities will feature music by the 392nd Army Band and carolers, free hot chocolate and cookies, train rides, pictures with Santa, and games for children. It’s set for Dec. 1, 4:15 p.m., on the Lee Club lawn. The general public is invited
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QM School honors ‘quiet professional’
Nancy Bain’s recent retirement was much like her 62-years of service to the Quartermaster Corps and Team Lee. She chose to remain a quiet professional – out of the spotlight and satisfied by deeds, not accolades. Bain is best remembered for her support of military families.
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Thanksgiving meals open to guests
All Fort Lee service members, Department of the Army Civilians, military retirees, and their family and guests are invited to the special Thanksgiving meal that will be offered by each of the four dining facilities on post.
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No Shows
Kenner Army Health Clinic needs community support in reducing “no-shows” – missed appointments that were neither canceled nor rescheduled by those receiving care at the facility. No-shows may seem trivial, but the financial implications are significant. A missed primary care appointment, for example, costs the health clinic $160 per visit in lost revenue. As more and more patients fail to show up for appointments, the price tag quickly increases, climbing into the hundreds of thousands of dollars each year.
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