New pilot program offers direct flights between College Park and New York City
The seaplane will land on Manhattan’s East River in New York.
College Park City Council endorses FBI headquarters’ relocation to Greenbelt
Greenbelt is the only of the three locations in consideration that is close to a Metro station, according to the city.
Prince George’s County to expand electric bus infrastructure with new federal funding
The county’s grant application included a plan to purchase 20 new zero emission vehicles and expand electric bus charging.
Later abortion clinic to open in College Park this fall
The clinic will be one of only a handful of abortion facilities in the nation that prioritizes care for later abortions.
Here’s what you missed from the College Park City Council this summer
Among other initiatives, the council approved a new apartment complex’s development plan, discussed improving senior accessibility and mental health services and passed the budget for fiscal year 2023.
Prince George’s County offering limited monkeypox vaccines
As of Friday afternoon, appointments for Aug. 3 through Sept. 2 were unavailable, but the county's website said more appointments would be added if the county receives more vaccine doses.
Prince George’s first Trader Joe’s to open in new College Park apartment complex this fall
Aster, an apartment complex opening in August, is located at 7150 Baltimore Ave.
Former Prince George’s state’s attorney Glenn Ivey wins Democratic nomination for District 4 rep.
Ivey defeated Donna Edwards, a former Congress member who held the seat from 2008 to 2017.
Dan Cox wins Republican nomination for Maryland governor
Cox defeated Hogan-backed Kelly Schulz in the Republican primary race for governor.
Incumbent Angela Alsobrooks wins Democratic nomination for Prince George’s County Executive
There were no Republican candidates for county executive in the overwhelmingly Democratic Prince George’s County, which means Alsobrooks is nearly certain to win the November general election. S