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Berwyn Heights author takes satire up a notch
Kimyia Varzi/submitted Author Bill Campbell teamed up with rapper Nina Miller to create a soundtrack for his novel "Koontown Killing Kaper." Kimyia Varzi/submitted Tired of black stereotypes being perpetuated in literature and music, Berwyn Heights author Bill Campbell wrote a satirical novel "Koontown Killing Kaper" that exaggerates those ... (more)
County Police Report: 23 Pounds of Marijuana Seized, Assault Charge...
PGPD jackpot sting: More than 23 pounds of marijuana, $4,000 in cash and ammunition seized The Prince George's County Police Department's Special EnforcementA and Special Operations divisions made a substantial drug seizure on the morning of May 4 in Suitland, MD.
College Park Through the Eyes of a Fourth Grader
Improving pedestrian safety in College Park is a commonly cited goal for area residents and officials , but among the fourth graders too? That's at least the case for Holy Redeemer School student Ella Lannon, who was recently named a regional winner of the Maryland Municipal League 's 12th "If I were Mayor" essay contest.
College Park bar bouncer charged with assaulting Air Force airman
A bouncer at a College Park bar is facing several assault charges after allegedly punching, throwing and choking a bar patron - an Air Force airman - Saturday night.
Incumbents stave off newcomers in Prince George's municipal elections
Tuesday elections in Prince George's County municipalities Colmar Manor, University Park and Berwyn Heights brought changes to the town councils but no ousters of incumbents.
New park one of a dozen motif-based sites planned in county
Holly Nunn/The Gazette Willa Stark, 2, of Berwyn Heights takes a snack break in a model of an Algonquian canoe, part of a renovation of Indian Creek Park in Berwyn Heights, which opened to the public on Saturday.
Holy Redeemer Parish Celebrates 100 Years
The world shook with major events in 1912-the Republic of China was proclaimed; the Titanic hit an iceberg and sank in the Atlantic, claiming 1,500 lives; Harriet Quimby became the first woman to fly across the English Channel.