Legislators tout transit development as a top priority

by bizroundtable on January 23, 2010

By Lindsey Robbins Published January 12, 2010 Prince George’s Gazette

Commercial development around mass transit centers remains a top priority for the county’s economic development, lawmakers told the Prince George’s County Business Roundtable at its annual meeting Monday in Clinton.

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Leader Hoyer talks with Alliance members about the value our Alliance brings to Andrews.

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Senate President Mike Miller Addresses the Board of Directors

October 13, 2009

From our September 9th Board Meeting.

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New Andrews housing ‘a real paradigm shift’

October 12, 2009

By Lindsey Robbins Published August 6, 2009 Prince George’s Gazette
More than 200 new homes are expected to be offered to personnel at Andrews Air Force Base in Camp Springs over the next six years, but unlike their government-managed predecessors, the new housing will be entirely privatized.

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51 county schools honored for exemplary MSA scores

October 12, 2009

By Megan King Published November 20, 2008 Prince George’s Gazette
Fifty-one Prince George’s County schools were recognized last week for their performance on the Maryland School Assessment, statewide standardized tests taken by elementary and middle school students.
The exemplary schools had at least 80 percent of their test-takers score proficient or advanced in both reading and math [...]

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DBED, Lanham nonprofit partnering for development

September 25, 2009

By Marcus Moore Published June 15, 2006 Prince George’s Gazette
The Greater Prince George’s Business Roundtable is working with the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development to encourage the federal government to build more facilities in the county.

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Welcoming area for wounded soldiers refurbished at AFB

September 10, 2005

By Leslie Quander Wooldridge Published September 15, 2005 Prince George’s Gazette
Business owners and county officials came together to dedicate a refurbished receiving room at Andrews Air Force Base, citing the need for a comfortable welcoming area for wounded troops returning to U.S. soil.
The members of the Greater Prince George’s Business Roundtable, a nonprofit and nonpartisan [...]

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