The Hambleton Amateur Radio Society in Great Britian has a new net that is closing in on their first anniversary. This net is what amateur radio is all about. To learn more go to

Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday March 14 2021 at 0200. Don’t forget to turn the clock ahead on Saturday night.

The Canadian Coast in responding to an oil spill found communications difficult due to the mountain terrain in the area. To see how they solved the problem go to

If you would like to participate in a survey being conducted by the Radio Amateurs of Canada go to the site below.

The Communication Academy deals with emergency radio communications. This is the their first year as a fully on line event. More information can be found at

https://www.commacademy.org/

The Surrey Amateur Radio Club produces a bimonthly newsletter, magazine, publication or whatever you would like to call it. This edition is 112 pages of interesting stuff. To read the it go to

https://ve7sar.blogspot.com/2021/02/the-march-april-2021-communicator.html

The Radio Amateurs of Canada have announced their annual Amateur of the Year for 2020. To learn more go to

The March/April electronic edition of TCA is now available. More information at

Hams in Florida will participate in a simulated emergency test in order to ensure they are ready in the event they are needed. To learn more about the planned event go to

http://www.arrl.org/news/whirlwind-boom-emergency-communications-exercise-set-in-northern-florida

Hams out west held a rally in late January. As you would expect there was snow, cold and some other interesting things in their area of operation. To read about this rally go to

http://www.arrl.org/news/wildlife-outnumber-participants-in-winter-yellowstone-vhf-radio-rally