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.
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Repaving Underway on Route 1 Streets Around the Purple Line
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithWith all of the tracks for the 16-mile light rail line now laid, crews have shifted to repaving streets and sidewalks torn up or redirected during construction.
All of the Purple Line Tracks Have Now Been Laid
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithEarlier 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.
Purple Line Trains Are Now Regularly Testing at Night
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithThe 16-mile light rail line, which runs through parts of Riverdale Park and College Park, is running fully electrified trains from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The Purple Line is Now Nearly 90% Finished
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithThe 16-mile light rail line is getting some of the finishing touches in Prince George’s County.
The Purple Line Is Now More Than 87% Complete
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithThe 16-mile light rail line, which will run through parts of Riverdale Park and College Park, is coming closer completion.
All the Purple Line Trains Have Now Been Delivered
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithThe Purple Line hit another milestone with the final delivery of a light-rail car.
Developer Buys Office Park Near Riverdale Park Purple Line Station
/in Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithA Virginia bank bought an office park near the future Purple Line station in Riverdale Park, a sign that it may be redeveloped.
The Purple Line Trains Will Go as Fast as 55 Miles Per Hour
/in College Park, Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithTracks for the Purple Line are now 100 percent complete in Prince George’s County.
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