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Here is what’s happening on the Route 1 Corridor

Inner Space Column: Tracking Laurelโ€™s phenology

Now that Earth Day (April 22, 2026) has passed, itโ€™s worth considering how we can, as Americans and residents of Laurel, continue a collective effort to celebrate America 250 by caring for and monitoring our environment โ€” starting in our own backyards. For instance, families can participate in phenology โ€” a scientific study that tracksโ€ฆ

College Park

Prince George’s County to contract with veteran-owned businesses

The Prince Georgeโ€™s County Council voted unanimously to pass the Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business Act, a measure designed to give disabled veterans a competitive edge when bidding on county government contracts, during a county council meeting on Tuesday.  Listed as CB-024-2026, the bill helps veteran-owned firms by giving them a competitive edge in countyโ€ฆ

Hyattsville

County passes street race takeover bill

Prince Georgeโ€™s County leaders have passed a new measure that is intended to end illegal street races on county streets. Introduced by County Councilmember Wanika Fisher (District 2), County Bill-12-2026 would bar spectators from attending these events and assess fines that escalate based on the number of offenses. โ€œThe time to act is now,โ€ Fisherโ€ฆ

The Laurel Independent

Laurel mayor cuts funding for The Laurel Independent

Laurel Mayor Keith Sydnor has vetoed City Council budget changes that restored funding for The Laurel Independent and eliminated a proposed $1 million housing assistance program, setting up a potential showdown with council members. This week, the City Council approved an amended $50 million fiscal year 2027 budget that restored $15,000 in funding for Theโ€ฆ

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