The document provides information about upcoming events in December and January at Fort Drum including: - A HHB holiday party on December 14th and various unit events throughout the month. - Winter safety courses on December 18th covering winter driving and snow thrower operation. - A high school dance at the Youth Center on December 14th from 8-12pm. - Information is also provided about taking a trip to the Adirondacks for winter activities like skiing, snow tubing, and visiting Santa's Workshop.

1. 3-6 Field Artillery
FRSA Flash
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Have questions or con- 14 DECEMBER 2012 Government Organization
cerns? Be sure to contact
your FRG Leader or
FRSA.
HHB
Upcoming Events
Mindy Thompson Dec 14 - HHB Holiday Party @ BN Class-
Cindy Aldana room
Dec 15 - BOSS 5K Reindeer Fun Run 8:30am
Alpha Battery
ACS Parking Lot
Katherine Parker
Dec 15-Jan 15 - Dress a Snowman Contest Li-
Jill Burke brary Hours McEwen Library
Bravo Battery Dec 15 - Teen Holiday Party 2-6pm Youth Cen-
ter
Daphney Bunyan
December 15-6 Jan 2013 Division Block
Tessa Conaway Leave
Golf Company Dec 17 - CYSS Facilities and Programs Closed All
CYSS Facilities
Rachel Hirons
Dec 17 - Respite Care Provider Training 9-11am
Advisors
ACS
Pamela Oeschger Dec 18 - Welcome Tour 0930-1400 ACS
Melinda Thomas Dec 18 - Anger Management 1:30-3:30pm ACS
Family Readiness Support Dec 19 - Deploy Your Resilience 1130-1300 ACS
Assistant Dec 19 - Parenting after separation or divorce
Kimberley Williams 9am-noon ACS
Dec 19 - Networking with LinkedIn ACS
315-774-5132
Dec 20 - BOSS End of the World Party 2200
BOSS
Dec 21 - The Polar Express Movie 1300
ACS
December 24-1 Jan 2013 Local School
Holiday Break
December 24/25 – BOSS Home for the Holidays
– BOSS
December 31 – New Years Eve – Commons/
Bowling Center
Jan 5 - Disney on Ice Trip in Syracuse 0830
Parks & Recreation
Jan 9 - Fort Drum Information Town Hall
Meeting 1030-1200 The Commons
Jan 9 - DFMWR Martin Luther King Luncheon
1100-1330 The Commons
Jan 16 - EO Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Special Observance 1130-1300 The Com-
mons
Jan 21-22 - Division DONSA

2. FROM WWW.ILOVENY.COM
ADIRONDACKS THIS WINTER!
There’s BIG fun in an Adirondack Winter Vacation!
From world-class skiing on the slopes of Whiteface and Gore Mountain to boarding and snow tubing, as well
as cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and even dogsled rides, winter in the Adirondacks is
full of fun and adventure.
Lake Placid, famous for its Olympic venues and lively nightlife, was just rated Number 1 of Budget Travel's Top 11
Coolest Winter Places in America. You can speed skate around the Olympic Oval and ride the bobsled or White-
face Lake Placid’s eight-passenger Cloudsplitter. A host of posh resorts include the Lake Placid Lodge, Mirror lake
Inn and Whiteface Lodge.
A stylish new train connects the village of North Creek with Amtrak service on the scenic Saratoga & North Creek
Railway. It runs along the Hudson River to skiing and other winter fun at Gore Mountain.
Six Flags Great Escape Lodge, near Lake George is home to a giant indoor waterpark. Find great bargains at
Lake George’s designer outlet centers and fine dining in the village’s unique restaurants.
Other family-friendly attractions include Santa’s Workshop in North Pole, Tubby Tubes snowtubing park in Lake
Luzerne, and world-class nature museums like Tupper Lake’s W!ld Center. Great events range from the North
Country Festival of Trees in November at Glens Falls, to winter carnivals in February at Lake George and Saranac
Lake, to New York State Maple Weekend festivals in March at regional-wide maple farms.
Adirondack Park
Amtrak
Gore Mountain
Lake George Winter Carnival
Lake Placid Lodge
Mirror Lake Inn
New York State Maple Weekend
North Country Festival of Trees
Olympic Bobsled
Olympic Oval
Olympic venues
Santa’s Workshop
Saranac Lake Winter Carnival
Saratoga & North Creek Railway
Six Flags Great Escape Lodge
Tubby Tubes Company
Whiteface Lake Placid
Whiteface Lodge
The W!ld Center
Find more information at: Adirondack Regional Tourism Site (http://visitadirondacks.com)

9. Fort Drum Command Safety Office Winter Driving Course
To register, please contact by calling 772-9026/0310
Bldg M-10281 4th Armored Division Drive
CLASS DATES & TIMES:
Tuesday, 18 December 1400-1500
Fort Drum Command Safety Office Snow Thrower Course
To register, please contact by calling 772-9026/0310
CLASS DATES & TIMES:
Tuesday, 18 December 1530-1600

11. Fort Drum Youth Center
High School Dance
DATE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2012
TIME: 8pm—12am
PLACE: YC BUILDING (10790 Chapel Dr.)
COST: $3. for Members & $5. for guests. (A guest is defined as a youth not eligible to be-
come a YC Member.)
Grades 9-12
FREE FOOD & DRINK
DOOR PRIZES & CONTESTS