• Area Children to Benefit from SRS Toy Campaign
• SRNL Researcher Honored by National Chemical Engineering Society
• SRS Successfully Resumes Salstone Operations
• Aiken County Habitat for Humanity and Washington Savannah River Company to Dedicate "Green Build" House
• WSRC Wins National Diversity Award
• SRS Strong in Compliance, Continues Low Radiation Impact, According to 2006 Environmental Report
• A New Benefit for Future City Mentors: Volunteering Produces Health Benefits
• Annual SRS Summer Food Drive Raises Over $22,530 for the CSRA
• SRS to Share Safety Information at June 12 Open House
• SRS Construction Forces Surpass 20 Million Safe Hours
• South Carolina Department of Labor Recognizes WSRC for Outstanding Safety in 2006
• 2007 WSRC Family Scholarships to be Awarded
• SRNL Technology Named Among "World's Best"
• SRNL Device for Sampling Storage Drums Licensed by Florida Company
• WSRC Team Receives Top American Heart Association Award
• SRNL Scientist Also to Work with University of S.C.
• 2007 Workforce Restructuring Self Select Program Information
• Dr. Linda Bauer named President, BWXT Savannah River Company
• 2007 Workforce Restructuring Program Approved
• WSRC Awards $50,000 to CSRA Schools Through Mini Grants
• Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
• SRNL Supports International Energy Project

2006:

• Washington Savannah River Company Earns DOE Legacy of Stars Award
• Area Children Benefit from Toys for Tots
• Construction of a Key Radioactive Waste Cleanup Process at SRS Complete, Startup Testing Begins
• SRS Achieves First Area Closure
• SRNL, Center for Hydrogen Research, Team up to Build Hydrogen Power System
• DOE’s Defense Waste Processing Facility Sets Productivity Record at SRS
• Major DOE Deactivation Work Complete in F Area
• Control Room Consolidation Improves Liquid Radioactive Waste Operations at SRS
• DOE's SRS Strong in compliance, Continues Low Radiation Impact, According to 2005 Environmental Report
• SRNL Wins Coveted R&D 100 Award
• South Carolina Students Explore the Potential of Fuel Cells to Power Efficient Pollution-Free Cities
• Approximately $16,000 in Scholarships to be Given Away at CSRA College Night
• SRNL, Digitome, Team Up to Detect Lung Ailments
• 1950s-Vintage Tritium Facility Deactivated
• Deactivation Complete at Nation’s Last Plutonium Production Facility
• Lab’s Performance Qualifies it for Unique National Work
• MCU Milestone Demonstrates Progress in Waste Cleanup at SRS
• Dissolution, Processing of SRS Fuels Completed
• Savannah River Site Construction Increases Safety Record
• SRS Annual Summer Food Drive Raises Over $20,000 for the CSRA
• SRS to Share Safety Information at Open House
• Savannah River Site to Make 200th Shipment of Low Enriched Uranium
• WSRC Names New Senior Leadership
• Former Fuels Production Facility Gone from SRS Skyline
• DWPF Celebrates 10 Years of Safe and Successful Radioactive Operations
• SRNL Tapped to Serve DOE Environmental Management Technology Needs
• Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
• New SRS Process Begins Radioactive Operations
• SRS Wins Three "Best in Class" Polution Prevention Awards
• Area Schools Compete in DOE’s National Science Bowl
• SRS Technology Days
• 2006 Future City Competition
• Bechtel Construction Honored for Safety Achievement

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