No pedestrians have died on Route 1 since speed cameras started operating 24/7
Following three deaths in 2014 on Route 1, the City of College Park decided to make local speed cameras operate 24/7.
College Park City Council unanimously votes to repeal and replace city charter
Mayor Patrick Wojahn said the language introducing changes made the new charter “sound a lot bigger than it is.”
College Park officially recognizes Arbor Day and dedicates a week to children’s mental health
Arbor Day will be celebrated on April 26 and the first week of May will be recognized for children’s mental health.
College Park residents, UMD official discuss WMATA plan to remove metro station parking lot
The public forum Monday night was held in a bus outside City Hall.
Fuse 47 apartment complex at risk of collapse after fire on Monday, officials say
The cause of the fire remains unknown, fire officials said.
PHOTO GALLERY: Fire at Fuse 47 apartment complex
Photos by Tom Hausman/The Diamondback
Prince George’s County Fire Department responds to fire at Fuse 47 apartment complex
The building is scheduled to open sometime in July.
Another pizza place is coming to College Park this summer
Lotsa Pizza, which has locations near Towson University and West Virginia University, is aiming to open at Terrapin Row’s former leasing office in June.
UMD students, President Loh will attend the March for Science in D.C.
“The proposed deep funding cuts put at risk the future of American science and its beneficent impacts on society,” Loh said in his April 20 editorial for The Washington Post.
Former UMD professor found near Lake Artemesia died of heart attack complicated by drowning
Stan Fromovitz taught statistics and quantitative methods in the business school for about 30 years.