This was sent to me by a friend so I thought it would be a good thing to pass around. I know this is true, but I haven't checked our local stores to see if it's the same as mentioned below:

Senior DiscountsKeep this list - - - and Send a copy to your senior friends and relatives ( Read more... )

I recevied this from my County Council Member, Mel Franklin ( Read more... )

I can't find any news about what is happening today as a result of yesterday's loss. The county executives made a bet, Rushern Baker was very sure the Red Skins were going to win. Football is more than just a game as there was money coming to the county if the Redskins win as well.

WTOP reported that Constantine will get a case of Eight O'Clock ( Read more... )

C-SPAN ran a wonderful program tonight: Tavis Smiley Forum "Remaking America: From Poverty to Prosperity". They had a great panel. They had a big audience, too.

Roger Clay said that President Obama should talk about the problems of black people, but I believe he would get a big backlash if he did. Politics is difficult, especially for the first ( Read more... )

"Mortgage late? Don't wait! You have options ( Read more... )

Economic Development Town Hall Meeting to be held by Prince George's County Council at ( Read more... )

When I find out things I like to share them. This information might make some people feel uncomfortable. I'm a former vegetarian and I don't eat mammals, but I'm also a realist. These are hard times for many people.

A recent article says, "The high prices that farmers are getting for their meat, produce and ( Read more... )

The foreclosure problem is a tragedy and the problem is making news nationwide for Prince George's.

In MSN's Today, they ran the story, Affluent black county mired in mortgage mess, but I missed it when they first posted it. Now it says, "This story has been corrected from an earlier version, which erroneously described a District Heights resident ( Read more... )

In the NAACP/Prince George's County Branch in Upper Marlboro's May newsletter, they remind us about the critical need to turn in the census. I know there are census workers out there now going door-to-door.
US CENSUS 2010 IS CRITICAL ( Read more... )

Prince George's Co. Board of Education member, Heather Iliff, says "Hundreds of critical employees in Prince George's County Public Schools are receiving letters saying their positions have been eliminated due to budget cuts. Teachers will be demonstrating on Monday to encourage the County Council to meet its funding obligations. I think people are ( Read more... )