Making Route 1’s Historic Corridor Accessible for Everyone
The Route 1 corridor has areas that are poorly designed by modern standards, making them inaccessible to people with disabilities.
Stories about College Park, Maryland, in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., with a focus on arts, culture, history, real estate and development.
The Route 1 corridor has areas that are poorly designed by modern standards, making them inaccessible to people with disabilities.
Starting on Aug. 15, the restaurant will move into the ground floor of City Hall, sharing space with its sister eatery, Li Chun Cafe.
The second annual Taste of College Park kicks off with an event at City Hall Plaza on Friday.
A popular food hall near the Hotel at the University of Maryland will reopen this fall.
A massive new housing complex dedicated to University of Maryland graduate students will open in mid-August.
Built just after World War II, the one-story house at 4811 Harvard Rd. is one of only 1,500 Lustron homes remaining in the country.
The annual Trolley Trail Day is returning to the Route 1 corridor today, with fun runs, live music and family activities.
Located at 4928 College Ave., near the airport, Glassbox Padel is one of only a handful of places in the greater D.C. area where you can play padel.
Earlier this month, workers made the final rail connection for the 16-mile line during a ceremony at the future 16th Street-Woodside Station in Silver Spring.

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
