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Thursday, March 03, 2011

Recent Prince George's County News (3 Mar 2011)

Public Safety
2011 Maryland General Assembly
Government & Politics
Education
  • MDPolicy: #Mossburg: Why are we are spending more and more cash on #education but seeing flat student achievement? http://su.pr/1yci7e 
  • wusa9: Food Fight Leads To Arrests At High Point High School http://bit.ly/if71pM
  • pgcpsparents Schools are under attack .........PGCPS needs the support of the community 
    • Petition out in the community for full funding to be restored by Gov. O'Malley he needs to fund it asap 
    • However, PGCPS needs to have an admin that is lean and mean right sizing is the way to go 
    • Cutting media specialist may mean students fall behind in developing research skills. Cut the fat in admin services 
    • Many are calling for audit of school fiscal mgmt systems. Many are not over Wash Plaza.
    • County exec states money may found to help schools but it comes with strings. Better mgmt and a plan to remove failing teachers 
    • County council has budget. What can they do with this. Central office needs to give more a lot more
    • Money can be found if they combine academic and student services 
    • The merger would remove a high price chief position. Plus other layers of fat 
    • I am concern more families will leave county or attend a private school. Will hurt us in 2013 
    • Emails state many disagree with BOE member who says this is the school system we deserve. Most say deserve better than 23 out of 24 
    • Education fourm coming soon educational leaders to voice concern unfethered opinions on the budget is what is needed 
    • A vote to accept this budget by the County Council will put ed in PG in danger. 
    • Great teachers. Great school staff. Create great students. Priceless 
    • If you are ready March for Education is coming.
Business, Transportation & Development
Local (Municipalities)
  • News_PGCounty 22 of PG's 27 towns have elections. this year. Gazette voters guide helps residents make informed decisions http://is.gd/qsJ4LC 
  • Gazette: Central Prince George's towns differ on snow-removal policies http://is.gd/8ZwkU3
  • Berwyn Heights:
    • Gazette: Two nearby homes burglarized Wednesday in Berwyn Heights; TV, iPods stolen in related robberies, police say http://is.gd/zzpkJJ 
    • Gazette: Municipal leaders consider how to connect cities' businesses; Berwyn Heights, New Carrollton, College Park http://is.gd/QTF1nJ
  • Bowie:
    • Gazette: Bowie leaders back bill to ease Bowie Race Course Training Center restrictions http://is.gd/5l91Rl 
    • Gazette: Acting Bowie police chief says investigative unit off to efficient start http://is.gd/sT3ePa
    • Gazette: Some hawkers, solicitors in Bowie may now require license; Council to review proposed changes to city code Mon. http://is.gd/qtwSFR 
  • College Park:
    • Gazette: Municipal leaders consider how to connect cities' businesses; Berwyn Heights, New Carrollton, College Park http://is.gd/QTF1nJ
    • TBD A controversial 'adult store' in College Park will remain open despite zoning fights against it: http://tbd.ly/epiRP3 
  • Forest Heights:
    • Gazette: Forest Heights readies to elect mayor, two council members; Previous, current leaders comprise Wed. candidates http://is.gd/c2hogz 
    • Gazette: Stoner will help focus Forest Heights council; Former acting mayor best option to overcome years of infighting (Editorial) http://is.gd/a6LEVJ 
    • Gazette: Forest Heights debate focuses on town's troubled history; Residents question mayoral candidates who are suing town http://is.gd/0N6RmW
  • Greenbelt:
  • Laurel:
  • New Carrollton:
    • Gazette: Municipal leaders consider how to connect cities' businesses; Berwyn Heights, New Carrollton, College Park http://is.gd/QTF1nJ
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