The District’s entrance into legalized gambling — by way of legalized sports betting — only adds to the gambling industry’s […]
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Prince George’s Community College Names New President
Prince George’s Community College has named a new president ahead of longtime president Charlene Dukes’ retirement at the end of […]
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Maryland casinos have been closed since mid-March, but all six are formulating their reopening plans, and Live! Casino & Hotel […]
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Development: Smithsonian Looks To Add 1M SF To Suitland Facility In PGC
A 110-acre Prince George’s County property that houses the Smithsonian Institution’s off-site collections is poised to grow significantly in the […]
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Bowie Ice Arena Project In PGC Shelved, First Major Project Canceled For Builder
Steve Costello has been fulfilling government contracts to build new buildings for nearly three decades, but what happened in Bowie […]
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Hogan Puts Pressure On Montgomery, Pr. George’s To Reopen
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday urged Montgomery and Prince George’s counties — the two hardest-hit jurisdictions in the state […]
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Lawmakers Hammer Hogan Administration Over COVID-19 Procurement
Lawmakers sharply criticized two Hogan administration procurement officials Wednesday for the acquisition of incomplete COVID-19 tests kits from South Korea. […]
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Maryland Transportation Chief Says He’s Trying To Keep Purple Line Builders On The Job
Maryland’s transportation chief said Thursday he is negotiating daily with the companies building the Purple Line to try to keep […]
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Bowser Will Start D.C. Reopening Friday, Lifting Some Restrictions On Restaurants, Other Businesses
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser will allow restaurants, hair salons and some other businesses to slowly begin to reopen to customers […]
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Amtrak Says It Needs Additional Bailout Of Nearly $1.5 Billion To Stay Afloat
Amtrak says it needs nearly $1.5 billion in supplemental funding from the federal government to maintain “minimum service levels,” anticipating […]
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