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Prince Georgians Embrace State Single-Payer System

The Maryland General Assembly is considering a bill that would establish Maryland as a single-payer state and Prince Georgians are encouraged by the legislation. On March 5, testimony was held in the Maryland House of Delegates Health and Government Operations Committee on the Healthy Maryland Act, a bill that would institute a Medicare-for-all, single-payer health […]

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P.G. Schools Fall to Baltimore Foes in State Championships

Fairmont Heights High School (23-6) located in Capitol Heights, MD fell to Baltimore, MD-based Dunbar High School 59-48 on March 10 at the Xfinity Center in College Park, MD during the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) 1A state championship game. Bladensburg High School Basketball Team (Courtesy Photo) Hornets senior guard Darren Lucas-White scored […]

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Grassroots Organizations Push for Increased Domestic Violence Funding

Domestic violence has become a hot button issue in Prince George’s County which currently leads the state in domestic violence incidents. Several grassroots organizations, including the People for Change Coalition which held a town hall meeting last week at Southern Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Temple Hills, are joining forces to change the way funding […]

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Bladensburg Upsets Greenbelt to Advance

Bladensburg High School (Bladensburg, Md.) pulled off an upset after taking down Greenbelt, Md.-based Eleanor Roosevelt High School 83-81 during the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) 4A Regional Championship match on March 3. Bladensburg senior forward Daniel Oladapo led the way, scoring 22 points to help lead his team to victory. Oladapo had […]

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