DOTS looks to improve campus transportation ‘with or without the Purple Line’
The Purple Line’s pre-construction efforts were suspended last week after a judge ordered a study of Metro’s ridership.
College Park residents will soon be able to ride bikes to D.C. using a new bikeshare program
The program could replace mBike when the contract expires in 2019.
Hyattsville becomes second official sanctuary city in Maryland
Takoma Park, the state’s first sanctuary city, has held this status for more than three decades.
College Park City Council will consider a new constituent mail system
Council members want to ensure every resident letter seeking a response receives one.
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 City Council plans to fight SHA on proposal to remove an I-95 loop ramp
The council hopes to meet with the State Highway Administration by April to reconfigure the design proposal.
College Park could get two new childcare centers to address residents’ needs
One College Park resident’s daughter has been on a waitlist for three years.
A College Park proclamation designated Jan. 17, 2017 a Day of Racial Healing
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn called for citizens to engage as “a unified force” and urged them to promote racial healing in their day-to-day lives.
Ten Ren’s, Bentley’s among College Park eateries with health code violations last month
Inspectors found a “great abundance” of mouse droppings in Ten Ren’s Tea Time.