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Five more hotels to add luxury to Harbor development
- Development mogul Milton Peterson and Prince George’s County officials on Monday revealed the five hotels that will join the extravagant National Harbor resort and will offer the Washington area a chance to lure conventions from Baltimore and Richmond.
- Development mogul Milton Peterson and Prince George’s County officials on Monday revealed the five hotels that will join the extravagant National Harbor resort and will offer the Washington area a chance to lure conventions from Baltimore and Richmond.
Trash worker strike ends
- About 100 trash collectors for the District and Prince George’s County returned to work Monday, ending their two-week strike against Waste Management Inc.
More police in P.G. means more strain on corrections system
- Prince George’s County officials have beefed up the county’s police force, leading to a swelling inmate population that is in dire need of additional supervision, services and infrastructure.
More police means strain on corrections system
- Prince George’s County officials have beefed up the county’s police force, leading to a swelling inmate population that is in dire need of additional supervision, services and infrastructure.
Popularity of interest-only mortgages spikes in Md.
- Exorbitant home prices have prompted rising numbers of homebuyers to look for creative ways to pay for the American dream, but experts warn that novices should tread lightly.
Popularity of interest-only mortgages spikes in D.C.
- Exorbitant home prices have caused rising numbers of homebuyers to look for creative ways to pay for the American dream, but experts warn that novices should tread lightly.
Popularity of interest-only home mortgages spikes in Md.
- Exorbitant home prices have caused rising numbers of homebuyers to look for creative ways to pay for the American dream, but experts warn that novices should tread lightly.
Candidate to file lawsuit over funding deadline
- Rushern Baker, a candidate for Prince George’s County executive, plans to file a lawsuit to address an issue that failed in the Maryland General Assembly but would mean $20 million a year for the county.
- Rushern Baker, a candidate for Prince George’s County executive, plans to file a lawsuit to address an issue that failed in the Maryland General Assembly but would mean $20 million a year for the county.
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