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Mayor Keith R. Sydnor Issues Executive Order Establishing Summer Youth Curfew

City of Laurel Warns Residents of Fraudulent Invoice Email Scheme

City of Laurel Farmer’s Market Competing for National Recognition - Cast Your Vote Today

Mayor Sydnor Opens Registration for the 2026 Fall Laurel Citizens University

Greenbelt Begins Installation of Shared-Lane Markings on Nine Roadways

Public Works is currently installing shared-lane markings, also known as “sharrows”, on nine roadways across the City as planned by staff in Planning and Community Development.

WSSC Greenbelt Standpipe Community Discussion Recap

The meeting was held to provide the community and the City of Greenbelt with an update on the Greenbelt Standpipe Rehabilitation Project. WSSC Water presented the current progress, environmental safety protocols, and the project timeline.

What "We the People" Means Today

As the 250th anniversary of the U.S. approaches, residents can share their thoughts on what the phrase “We The People” means today. Stop by Belair Mansion on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am. until 4 p.m. to express their thoughts on a full-size canvas.

SaportaReport Published September 13

For Black women in leadership, must degradation come with the territory?

For Black women, is degradation by others the price of leadership? I have been thinking about this lately as I cover College Park. And especially on Saturday, when a controversial Facebook account that is critical of College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom referred to her as a…

The Purple Line Has Some Local Environmentalists Rethinking Opposition

As the Purple Line nears completion, some local environmentalists are looking back at the opposition to it with a different perspective.

SaportaReport Published September 11

College Park tensions reach a precipice as allegations and accusations collide

College Park has adopted a new security policy for elected officials as political tensions between city council members and residents continue to intensify. The policy allows the mayor and council members to receive security protection when there is a credible threat to their…

Strategic Roadmap for Business in Hyattsville and Beyond

Stop guessing about the market. Learn how to turn economic trends into your biggest advantage! Join our exclusive conversation with a top economic and marketing specialist on September 30 from 9am to 11am

SaportaReport Published September 10

Manipulated images, anonymous posts fuel new College Park political fight

Both known and anonymous social media posters continue to take aim at College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom. The mayor says she is exploring legal options against those responsible for what she describes as false and defamatory attacks. The latest controversy centers on…