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The College Park City-University Partnership’s 20th Anniversary Reception

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On July 22, 2017, the College Park City-University Partnership’s Sustainability Committee, together with the City of College Park’s Committee for a Better Environment, the Prince George’s County Department of the Environment, the Plumbers and Gasfitters UA Local 5 and the
Good news! Following a successful Rain Barrel Event on July 22, the Prince George’s County Department of the Environment, the City of College Park, the College Park Committee for a Better Environment, the Plumbers & Gasfitters UA Local 5, and
EVENT SUMMARY Announcement of New College Park Restaurant and Retail On Monday, March 27, 2017, business owners who will be opening new retail and restaurants announced the latest openings on the horizon in downtown College Park, set for summer 2017.
On October 27, 2016, the University of Maryland Student Government Association hosted Eric Olson, executive director of the College Park City-University Partnership, former College Park Mayor Andrew Fellows, SGA President Katherine Swanson and A.J. Pruitt, the SGA’s vice president of
The City-University Partnership hosted a presentation and tour for University of Maryland students and parents during Family Weekend this October. Executive Director, Eric Olson, led the event, informing students and parents about the exciting developments in progress, both at the
Stop by The Visitor Center (Turner Hall) on Saturday, October 15 at 4:00 p.m. to learn about the University District Vision 2020 – and efforts underway to bring new restaurants, retail, housing, jobs, bike paths, and more to College Park!
Summer is winding down which means shorter days, falling leaves, and a bounty of fresh, locally grown produce. College Park is home to several different farmer’s markets all over the city, so no matter where you are, great food is nearby.
“Changing the street name from Paint Branch Parkway to Campus Drive is an initiative to tighten the greater College Park community.” – Mayor Pro Tem Monroe Dennis, City of College Park On the last day of June 2016, The Partnership, along