College Park residents express concerns about proposed Chick-fil-A on Route 1
Some residents are concerned the new restaurant would worsen traffic in the area.
College Park resident urges City Council to join call for President Trump’s impeachment
Tom Johnson, founder of Spark Impeachment, cited Trump’s “complete divorce from reality” as one reason for impeachment.
College Park residents urge City Council to approve new child care facility
A few, however, also raised concerns that University of Maryland employees would benefit more than city residents.
Studying, snowball fights and discounted Blaze: how UMD students spent their snow day
The University of Maryland closed for its first snow day of the year Tuesday.
MOM’s Organic Market will move to College Park’s former REI site
The Enclave apartment building is also getting its first retail tenant since opening in 2011.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn to speak with Trump officials at city leader conference
Wojahn is attending the National League of Cities’ annual Congressional City Conference, which began March 11.
Officials delay announcement of FBI headquarters location until funding is secured
A new deadline for choosing the site and developer has not been set.
A new hotel, apartments and retail spaces are moving in near the College Park Metro
Officials hope construction will begin sometime in 2018.
College Park wants to incentivize businesses to display more public art
“Public art has a lot to say about a city,” District 2 Councilman P.J. Brennan said.
Prince George’s County Schools will close Wednesday for ‘Day Without a Woman’ strike
About 1,700 of the county’s teachers and 30 percent of its transportation staff requested off as part of the strike.