College Park to distribute free trees to offset damages from summer storm
The city’s tree canopy has declined in the past 10 years.
Curfews are ineffective and rooted in racism. The new curfew will be no different.
The new curfew is misguided. Funds should go to community programs instead.
EcoGrads developer walks back on graduate student focus, citing legal challenges
EcoGrads was previously aimed for graduate students, but real estate developer Mark Manzo said they no longer want to be locked into only graduate students because of the legal ramifications the development company could endure.
If College Park wants more efficient transit, it must first fix the city’s roads
College Park will not provide efficient student transit until roads are improved.
More than 300 international students take advantage of GSG airport shuttle in August
The shuttle took students from Washington-Dulles International Airport to various stops in College Park.
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.
Inclusionary zoning is the solution to College Park’s high rents
College Park can help students afford housing with inclusionary zoning.
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.
Power outages in College Park persist following Tuesday storm
The city will open cooling centers for residents to stay cool amid outages.
College Park homes, businesses reckon with severe damage in aftermath of storm
A severe thunderstorm in the Washington metropolitan area toppled trees, downed power lines, closed roads and damaged homes in College Park Tuesday evening.