College Park’s Thirsty Thursdays will rotate restaurants each month
Attendees were offered free wings and other specials.
Purple Line construction resumes after judge delays ruling
The ruling is expected in about one month.
Maryland Gov. Hogan rejects latest health care bill to replace Obamacare
If the bill passed, Maryland could lose $13 billion from federal funding over the next ten years, according to a report.
UMD MaryPIRG launches campaign to ban Styrofoam statewide
After Prince George’s County enacted a Styrofoam ban in 2016, members of MaryPIRG want to expand the ban statewide.
College Park City Council discusses campus tailgates and UMD student conduct report
College Park residents and officials say student disruptions in the city have increased this year.
College Park City Council discusses goals for ongoing sustainability plan
The city plans to install additional solar panels, bringing renewable energy to nearly 12.5 percent.
‘That is a colossal fuck-up’: College Park reacts to noncitizens voting reversal
Officials announced Friday that the proposed amendment would not be adopted, days after the city council announced its passage.
PG County Council will give $500k to nonprofits helping domestic violence survivors
The application period ended Sept. 6, and the council will announce this year’s awardees in October.
College Park noncitizens voting amendment didn’t pass due to lack of votes
As of June, changes to the city charter require six affirmative votes, rather than a simple majority. Four council members voted in favor of the amendment, which was not enough for it to pass.
College Park City Council wants to buy a local swim club for meeting space
The cost of acquiring and improving the property will be between $500,000 and $750,000.