Recent Prince George's County News (11 Feb 2010)

Public Safety

• PGPolice: Police Investigate Homicide on 55th Place (2674) http://bit.ly/90d2Kg 
• Post: A man was shot and killed Tuesday in the Riverdale area of Prince George's County http://bit.ly/c3OjX8 

2010 Election

• rt @TeamRonMiller Was interviewed yesterday for an article about black Tea Party activists http://bit.ly/cGBST6
• Gazette: Record crime lows demonstrate hard work by county police (Letter from Karen Bune) http://bit.ly/bHG8gs
• Gazette:Two county men indicted in home invasions; Police say suspects viciously beat and robbed victims http://bit.ly/9mQDlE 

Education

• Gazette: School officials unsure when to add school days; Students will need to make up for this week's snow closings http://bit.ly/cRrdrr 
• Gazette: Grasmick to propose waiving 180-day rule for state schools http://bit.ly/bXBAFa 

Other

• SouthLaurelNews: PG County Snow & Ice Control FAQ Find If Your Street is County-Maintained Get A PG County St. Plowed http://bit.ly/cLyvuT 
• wtop: Roof collapses at Smithsonian warehouse in Md. http://bit.ly/ceLnsM 
• rt @WBJonline Despite snow and recession, Gaylord National Resort revenue up http://bit.ly/aZAEME 
• rt @WBJonline Last chance to nominate a WBJ Minority Business Leader. Deadline is Feb. 12. http://bit.ly/c7kUE8 
• Post: Prince George's Exec Johnson says snow removal getting easier http://bit.ly/9oaRoI 
• Post: Pr. George's Exec: Move cars, don't threaten snow plowers http://bit.ly/9B59WF 
• Post: Snow removal workers threatened in Prince George's, official says (southern area, outside the Beltway) http://bit.ly/a8LFV6
• Gazette: ‘They remind people of how things were'; Upcoming summit to address threats to region's historic tobacco barns http://bit.ly/diFQpY 
• Post: Public works spending rises with snow piles; Towns and cities expect to exceed snow removal budgets http://bit.ly/ace19x 
• Gazette: Hyattsville City Council split on BB&T building renovations; City seeks reallocation of YMCA grant money ... http://bit.ly/cuV654 
• Gazette: City officials not sold on secondhand goods store; Some worry new business could contribute to area crime http://bit.ly/a3iLGF