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Thousands of residents on the Route 1 corridor have already cast their ballots in the 2020 election, as Maryland sets early voting records. With just days until Tuesday, November 3, Election Day, state officials are telling residents to put vote-by-mail ballots in secure drop boxes.
Public health experts are discouraging typical trick-or-treating this year due to the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still celebrate Halloween. Here’s a list of 13 ways to mark the holiday on the Route 1 corridor.
A group of artists will make sidewalk chalk art along the Route 1 corridor this week to encourage residents to vote.
Urban foraging has become increasingly popular on the Route 1 corridor, as residents take advantage of the food that grows in the area.
As in other states, the rules on voting in Maryland have changed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. For the most part, the changes have made things easier, with more options for voters nervous about heading to the polls on Election Day.
Prince George’s County will remain in Phase Two of reopening from the coronavirus as the state moves ahead to Phase Three.
Whether you’re entertaining the kids, looking for an Instagram-ready backdrop, or just need a change of scenery, the Corinthian columns at the National Arboretum are a fun local outing just minutes away from the Route 1 corridor.
Prince George’s County Public Schools announced it will be entirely online from August 31 through at least January 2021 as the county remains a hotspot for coronavirus in Maryland.
Prince Georges County moved to a full phase two of reopening from the coronavirus lockdown Monday, June 29, allowing more stores and services to start back up.
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Life on the Route 1 Corridor