Hamburger lovers craving something bigger, juicier and more artistically done than fast food fare are being spoiled for options as the gourmet hamburger comes to Prince George’s County, though a local nutritionist warns about the impact on public health.
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Gov. O’Malley Silent about Budget Special Session
Maryland’s Senate president expects Gov. Martin O’Malley to call a special legislative session on budget and gambling bills in the next few days.
With Time Running Out Committee Members Say Sixth Gaming Site in Prince George’s Doubtful
Two members of the House Ways and Means Committee said Wednesday they don’t believe a full-fledged, Las Vegas-style casino will head to Prince George’s County as the legislative session comes to an end.
Budget Gridlock in Md. House Could Spell Disaster for Police Aid
Maryland’s House of Delegates could resort to sizeable reductions to local police aid, including never-before-cut discretionary grants, should it fail to adopt a revised version of the Senate’s budget package.
Metropolitan Sprawl Puts Urban in Suburban
The Washington, D.C., suburbs are expanding faster than any other part of Maryland, and the biggest growth is occurring along its periphery, in Charles and Frederick counties — two counties that share critical attributes, their leaders say.
Fort Washington Senior Wins Prince George’s County Senior Idol
Fort Washington senior beat 29 competitors to win Prince George’s County Senior Idol competition in early January. He and the runner-up will represent the county at the sixth statewide Senior Idol contest at the Bowie Center for Performing Arts on April 4.
Prince George’s County Councilwoman Apologizes for Driving 105 Miles Per Hour
A Prince George’s County councilwoman apologized Wednesday after police caught her driving her county-owned vehicle 105 miles per hour on the Beltway.
Health officials say smoking hookah could be a health hazard
Health officials warn, though smoking hookah is a popular social pastime, it presents a risk to your health.
As Foreclosures Rise, Business Booms for One Prince George’s Company
At first, it was difficult for Jamel Isaac to help evict people from their foreclosed homes. But he quickly got used to it.