Prince George’s County Council
Even though the election results have been certified in favor of Deni Taveras, more developments in the District 2 race for the Prince George’s County Council still leave room for change. The Washington Post reports that Doyle Niemann has requested a recount of some of the votes. Niemann lost
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Upcoming hearings and meetings: McDonald’s remand to District Council Monday, July 14 at 10:00am County Administration Bldg 14741 Governor Oden Bowie Drive, Upper Marlboro Watch live Chick-fil-A public planning board hearing Thursday, July 17 at 10:00am County Administration Building 14741
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BY REBECCA BENNETT — Updated July 8, 2014 at 1:03am. The final votes have been tallied, and it wasn’t always clear who the winner would be. Walking around Hyattsville, campaign signs showed split support for Doyle Niemann and Deni Taveras, candidates for the Democratic nomination in
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The Prince George’s County Planning Board makes one decision, but the Prince George’s District Council decides differently. Here in Hyattsville, we’re watching this dance go around with drive-throughs the City of Hyattsville would like to keep out of the transit district
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Updated July 3, 2014 at 9:10pm BY REBECCA BENNETT — Chick-fil-A has requested that the Prince George’s District Council amend the list of allowed uses for the transit zone around Prince George’s Plaza Metro to allow a drive-through in the Mall at Prince George’s parking lot.
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BY SUSIE CURRIE — In most places, election-day anticipation begins closer to the end of summer than the beginning. And yet, in Prince George’s County — where 78 percent of registered voters are Democrats — the political-ad deluge is already in full force. That’s because the primary,
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BY SUSAN HINES — Despite the sudden chill in the air, the mood at the October 23 groundbreaking for the long awaited Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail was one of warmth and mutual triumph. Converting a former streetcar right-of-way that extends from the District to Laurel into a paved
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BY PAULA MINAERT — On February 2, the Prince George’s County Planning Board unanimously approved a rezoning request for a 37-acre wooded property in Riverdale Park. The approval opens the way for the land, owned by the Cafritz family, to be turned into a mixed-use development that
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BY SUSIE CURRIE — On November 1, the Prince George’s County Council unanimously passed County Executive Rushern Baker’s signature initiative, the $50 million Economic Development Incentive Fund. It was designed to attract and spur development in the county over the next five years. Having
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