Author: Pera Onal

Only 120 University of Maryland students will receive a $1,250 subsidy from the city to assist them with housing.

The amendment, which passed 6-1, cuts funding for Meals on Wheels — a food service nonprofit for senior citizens — by half.

The city’s education advisory committee recommended the council pay $40,000 to implement the Amplify Tutoring-led reading program.

Less than 10 percent of registered voters in College Park are participating in local elections, according to city documents.

The Maryland Climate Corps aims to grow the state’s climate workforce, according to a news release from Moore.

The council will provide Rally House with a business retention and attraction assistance grant that could be up to $130,000.

Erica Otte, a senior government and politics major, will serve as the student liaison and John Fahmy will be the deputy student liaison.