College Park City Council mourns loss of Richard Collins III during meeting
“It really struck me to the core that a weekend that should have been for celebration devolved into this,” said Mayor Patrick Wojahn.
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.
The Association of Writers and Writing Programs is coming to the University of Maryland
The Association for Writers and Writing Programs, which advocates for literary achievement, will relocate to this university’s Discovery District this summer.
College Park pushes through tragedy to turn out record numbers at Good Neighbor Day
The city-University of Maryland partnership surpassed last year’s 400 volunteers.
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.
A new restriction could threaten College Park’s farmers markets
The regulation requires vendors to use flame-resistant tents.
Governor Hogan’s team deleted Facebook comments urging him to speak out on immigration ban
Several Democratic Maryland legislators have expressed their opposition to Trump’s ban in recent weeks.
College Park Starbucks to reopen Thursday night following unexpected closure
It’s saying sorry in the best way possible: 24/7 service.
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Prince George’s County Police investigate homicide after body found near Lake Artemesia
The body was found in a wooded area Thursday afternoon.