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Home foreclosures spike in July

The summer is coming to a close with a jump in foreclosures in Prince George’s County, according to data released by RealtyTrac. The California-based foreclosure tracking company found the county rec ...



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Helping small businesses survive poor economy

Congresswoman Donna Edwards hosted a small business forum Friday to better prepare Prince George’s County business owners for the economic downturn. Dozens of small-businesspeople came out to the Pri ... Read More

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Patuxent Research Refuge renovations create new, permanent jobs in Laurel

Extensive renovations and upgrades are slated for the Patuxent Research Refuge in Laurel as a result of a combined $15.5 million in funds from the Recovery Act given to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serv ... Read More

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Cab companies may appeal taxi legislation

Some Prince George’s County cabbies are trying to slam the brakes on the county’s plan to expand the number of available taxi licenses. The proposal — which would add about 400 permits to the county ... Read More

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Congresswoman Edwards raises money handily in what she sees as a flawed system

If she had her way, Rep. Donna Edwards, D-Md.-4, would eliminate private campaign funding and turn to public financing of elections. “The system that we have is not the system that I want. It’s no ... Read More

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GOP sees opening to challenge Hoyer this year

Republicans in Maryland’s 5th Congressional District have noticed something new this year: House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer appears to be grinding the campaign trail. Hoyer, a Maryland Democrat and ... Read More

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Question: What is your opinion of the county council to increase the number of taxi cab permits?
  • It will give more opportunities to entrepreneurial taxi cab drivers.
  • It will hinder the Call-A-Cab program.
  • It will benefit residents by creating more competition among taxi cab drivers.

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