Any change in administration brings new policy priorities. Recent actions by the federal Administration, Congressional leadership and the Supreme Court outline dramatic policy changes in the years ahead that could negatively affect the people we serve. The agency will be guided by the following principles, consistent with our approach over the past 40 years.
Purple...Monday
12.05.16
The boys have pulled out of the slump and are getting their groove back...let's hope they keep the wins coming! If they are in need of any additional inspiration, they should look to last week's Purple Friday Winner, super fan Antonio Hunter!
Antonio, please pick-up your prize from Sydnee (3rd-floor next to the small conference room). Everyone else, as the season winds down, don't forget to send your purple selfies to Candice by 3 p.m. each Friday.
Let's go, Ravens!
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