- New Owners to Bring New Life to Laurel Mall (f)
The owners of Laurel Mall last week announced a plan to turn the ailing shopping center into a walkable town center with restaurants, a movie theater and national chain retailers. Feb 5, 2007
in Public bookmarks - New police commander proud to work in District 6 (f)
For Maj. Gary Cunningham, being promoted to commander of the county police department’s District 6 station is like a homecoming. Cunningham began his career in 1986 as a rookie officer at the station, located in Beltsville. He left after 10 years and worked in various other county police departments, most recently as captain at the District 5 station in Clinton. Now, he has returned to where he started, this time as the man responsible for keeping several communities safe. April 19, 2007
in Public bookmarks - New Rite Aid / Villas at Laurel (p)(f)
The Crystal Plaza at Route 197 and Muirkirk Road is continuing to come together and the new Rite Aid looks great. The estimated opening date will fall sometime between June 22 and 30. There are plans to build an up-scale villa-style community of about 85 townhomes, priced at $500,000 and up, on the current Metro Bus lot at Route 197 (Laurel-Bowie Road) and Briarcroft Lane, near the Park View Senior Apartments. June 1, 2006
in Public bookmarks - New school board picks its leaders (p)(f)
Johnson, the District 5 representative, was elected chairman and at-large member Jeana Jacobs was chosen as vice chair as the new school board's first official act after its members were sworn in on Monday. Dec 7, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Nightspots Closed by County (f)
Prince George's County shut down nine nightclubs, which were called magnets for violent crime. County officials said homicides took place near three of the clubs during the past year. In a fourth case, they said, the victim had recently left a club. Assaults, shootings and carjackings were also linked to nightclubs. March 30, 2007
in Public bookmarks - No More Bands to Play at J's Cafe (f)
The owners of J's Sports Café in South Laurel were fined $10,000 last week and ordered to halt all live entertainment by the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners. But to the disappointment of critics who packed the hearing room, the board did not suspend the club's liquor license. March 22, 2007
in Public bookmarks - No More Do Overs for J's Sports Cafe After 3 Homicides (f)
Watch comments attached to this post for updates. Jan 30, 2007
in Public bookmarks - On a Collision Course With the ICC - washingtonpost.com (p)(f)
The National Capital Trolley Museum, which is situated smack in the middle of the proposed footprint of the ICC, was founded in 1959 and has been on Bonifant Road in Wheaton since 1969. It attracts 15,000 visitors annually. Its collection of 13 streetcars, its demonstration railway, its artifacts, its scale models and its photographs all are designed to celebrate and preserve the history of Washington's electric street rail era.
in Public bookmarks - Outpouring of Support for Lost Dog (p)(f)
On June 1 about 6 p.m., her 14-year-old shih tsu, Rags , was in the yard of her home at 8400 Maple St., in the Oakcrest neighborhood across Route 1 from Laurel Lakes Centre. A thunderstorm apparently frightened the dog and he ran away. June 15, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Owner of troubled club wins over skeptics -- for now (f)
Community activists are giving two thumbs up to the new Rio Bar & Grill set to open later this summer at 13501 Baltimore Avenue. Aware of the site's troubled history, however, their support is tentative. May 24, 2007
in Public bookmarks - P.A. Palace
MD/DC/VA Community Board -> Go Go Venues/Clubs/Spots (p)(f)
in Public bookmarks - P.G. County Ballot General Election Results 2006 (p)(f)
Prince George’s County Ballot General Election Resuts Nov 7, 2006.
in Public bookmarks - P.G. School Board Candidates (p)(f)
The Prince George's school board candidates include the following (incumbents are marked by an * asterisk): July 6, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Panhandlers offer parents a perfect teaching moment (p)(f)
I'm with those recent letter-writers who say they don't like to confront panhandlers at intersections. But that doesn't necessarily mean I think the panhandlers should disappear. Jan 19, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Party’s over for Club Amazon (p)(f)
Any future restaurant at site must be family-friendly, county says. June 22, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Petition drive targets J's Sports Cafe liquor license (f)
Three shootings in the past two years outside J's Sports Café in Laurel has residents asking the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners to deny renewal of the restaurant and nightclub's liquor license. The club's current liquor license expires May 31. Residents are gathering signatures on a petition to protest the license renewal and have until March 1 to file the protest with the license board. Feb8, 2007
in Public bookmarks - PG Board of Education Meetings TV Schedule (p)(f)
Beginning, December 15th, 2006 all School Board Meetings will be rebroadcast on Channel 96 on Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 7 PM and Monday at 2 PM.
in Public bookmarks - PG County Development Updated Monthly (p)(f)
This feature is intended to provide an easy way for you to learn about planned development throughout Prince George’s County. Information is provided by the Prince George’s Newsletter based on information from the Prince George’s County Department of Planning and Zoning for a monthlyupdate on planned subdivisions, office buildings, shopping centers and other development. Washington Post Monthly Updates
in Public bookmarks - PG Liquor Board Agenda March 7, 2007 - J's Sports Cafe (f)
And a shooting at Sunrise Sports Bar, Rhode Island Ave south of Powder Mill Road.
in Public bookmarks - PG Liquor License Renewal Protest Deadline Mar 1, 2007 (f)
Protest of a renewal shall be filed on or before March 1, 2007 at the Board of License Commissioners, Room 204, County Service Building, 5012 Rhode Island Avenue, Hyattsville, MD 20781.
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