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Greenbelt Sector Plan: Existing Transportation

Jan 13, 2012

Prince George’s County’s planning department is in the early stages of creating a new sector plan for the city of Greenbelt, called the Greenbelt Metro Area and MD 193 Corridor Sector Plan. The goal of the sector plan is to guide transit-oriented development around the Greenbelt Metro Station and commercial revitalization and pedestrian-oriented improvements along [...]

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New Language Museum Struggles

Dec 18, 2009

The College Park Gazette recently reported that the National Museum of Language in College Park has not been receiving enough funding.  According to the source: The National Museum of Language in College Park opened in 2008 as the first facility of its kind in the United States—a museum dedicated specifically to teaching the history of [...]

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