- Food Lion selects two Laurel stores for rebranding (p)(f)
Two Food Lion stores in Laurel later this month will become the first in Maryland to be converted into a discount grocer recently introduced by the chain’s parent company. July 6, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Food Lion Stores Converting to Bloom and Bottom Dollar Stores (p)(f)
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in Public bookmarks - Former Pr. George's Schools Chief Indicted In Fraud Case (p)(f)
A federal grand jury today indicted former Prince George's County schools superintendent Andre J. Hornsby in connection with what prosecutors call a scheme to award lucrative school district contracts to benefit himself and his close associates. Hornsby, 52, of Mitchellville, has been charged with mail and wire fraud, witness and evidence tampering and obstruction of justice, the Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office announced. aug 22, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Gazette 2006 Voters Guide PG Co. (p)(f)
PG Gazette Voters Guide for nov 7, 2006 mid-term elections in Prince George's Count, MD. Nov 2, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Gazette Endorsements Nov 7, 2006 PG Co. (p)(f)
Prince George's Gazette newspaper candidate endorsements for the Nov 7, 2006 mid-term elections in Prince George's county, MD
in Public bookmarks - Giannetti wants Green Line to go to BWI (p)(f)
The large number of new federal jobs expected in coming years to the Fort Meade area should provide the impetus for an extension of the Washington Metro`s Green Line to BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Maryland legislators were told Friday. Laurel Gazette, March 2, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Green Line to Ft. Meade (p)(f)
in Public bookmarks - Group to Fight Violence in Clubs DC/PG (f)
A coalition of go-go artists and community activists came together yesterday to begin an initiative to stem violence in and around area nightclubs. May 31, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Hefty Fees In Store for Misbehaving Va. Drivers (f)
Attention Virginians [not out-of-state drivers]: The cost of bad driving is about to go up. Way up. Say you are driving 78 mph on the Capital Beltway and a state trooper tickets you for "reckless driving -- speeding 20 mph over." You will probably be fined $200 by the judge. But then you will receive a new, additional $1,050 fine from the Old Dominion, payable in three convenient installments. So convenient that you must pay the first one immediately, at the courthouse. June 23, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Higher ed gear up training for BRAC jobs (f)
Universities in Prince George’s and elsewhere in the Washington region are beginning to put the pieces in place to accommodate and train employees for the 45,000 new jobs that are expected to enter Maryland as a result of the military’s Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) plan.
in Public bookmarks - Homicide Victim Found in Tavern Parking Lot June 22, 2007 (f)
On June 22, 2007, at approximately 2:04 a.m., police responded to the 5700 block of Crain Highway (Wyvill’s Tavern) for the report of a shooting. When officers arrived, they discovered the victim, 32-year-old Brian Keith Compolier of the 1100 block of Simsbury Court, Crofton, Maryland lying in the parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds to his upper body. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. June 22, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Hospital Executive Holds Out No Hope (f)
All nine council members stood together at a news conference yesterday afternoon and defended their actions. They said the deal had been put together hastily, left unanswered questions about hospital assets and did not provide a comprehensive, long-term solution for the hospital's problems. "We believe this was a bigger Band-Aid, and we will not be supportive of those efforts," Exum said.
in Public bookmarks - Hypothetical Map of Purple, Silver, and Green Metro Lines (p)(f)
Eric Fidler has overlaid three proposed Metro lines (Purple, Silver and extended Green) onto the traditional WMATA metro map that we’ve all learned to know and love. Jan 7, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Island Flavors Opens in Crystal Plaza (f)
in Public bookmarks - J's Cafe Fined, But Keeps Licence Until May 2 Hearing (f)
The owners of J’s Sports Cafe in South Laurel this week was fined $10,000 and ordered not to have live entertainment by the Prince George’s County Board of License Commissioners. But to the disappointment of many nearby residents, the board did not suspend the club’s liquor license. The club has been closed since Feb. 8 for not having a valid use and occupancy permit. March 15, 2007
in Public bookmarks - J's Cafe hearing canceled, new date is March 14 (f)
More than 2,000 signatures were collected on a petition opposing renewal of the bar's liquor license. The hearing and petition drive followed a Jan. 8 shooting death in a parking lot outside the club -- the third slaying outside the club in two years.
in Public bookmarks - J's Cafe Liquor License Renewal Protest Hearing May 2 (f)
Liquor Board Notice
in Public bookmarks - J's Cafe to become restaurant with no liquor license (f)
The owners of J's Sports Cafe on Route 197 will not appeal the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioner's May 2 decision to revoke the controversial club's liquor license. Alex Kim, one of J's owners, said they plan to open a Lighthouse Steak and Seafood restaurant at the site later this summer. June 1, 2007
in Public bookmarks - J's Sports Cafe & Sunrise Bar Update May 22, 2007 (f)
At today's May 22 Administrative Voting Session there were no surprises.
in Public bookmarks - J's Sports Cafe Closed -- For Now Feb 12, 2007 (f)
QUOTE: J's Sports Cafe will be closed while undergoing Change of Ownership Process. New J's will REOPEN in Mid-February Thank you for your patronage. Management" Feb 12, 2007
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