The Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission is hosting a series of initial public meetings on updating the Prince George’s County Historic Sites and Districts Plan. Please attend one of the meetings to learn more about the plan and to share your ideas ( Read more... )

I took a nice holiday off. I hope you all had some time off, too. In the mean time, my mailbox has been filling up with messages. Here's some news and announcements that might be of interest to you ( Read more... )

FALL GREENFEST
SATURDAY, October 11, 2008

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Vansville Elementary School
6813 Ammendale Road
Beltsville, Maryland
(1st LEED Certified GREEN K-6 School in Prince George’s County)

FREE ADMISSION
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Health Fair and Community Awareness Day (open to public ( Read more... )

Today the Prince George's County Fair started. It's Maryland's oldest running fair. It continues until Sun., Sept. 7. There are rides and lots of activities. If you're not yet registered to vote, you can register there. Rain is a possibility on Sat., but there's a lot happening under the tents. There are special days for certain populations - today ( Read more... )

There's a new web site you need to see Change in Prince George's.

I'd also like to invite you to join me in celebration at Uno Chicago Grill, 1101 Shoppers Way, Largo to watch Obama's acceptance speech at the Democratic Convention Thurs., Aug. 28 8-11 PM. Bring the entire family and come on out and join other Barack Obama supporters as we witness ( Read more... )

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Since I've posted so much today, I'll just link to the information on another LJ: pg_race_matters

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Prince George's County Pubilc Schools
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
9:00am - 12:30pm
Systemwide Open House

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Delegate Justin Ross reports:

BudgetDespite a very tough economy, the House Appropriation's Committee has put forward a budget that will uphold our historic investment in public education. Namely, the House of Delegates has included $5.3 billion for public education, which represent a $183 million increase over last year. ( Read more... )