College Park Gets a Sneak Peek of the Purple Line
The Maryland Transit Administration brought one of the light-rail line’s railcars to the Baltimore Avenue stop, just south of the Hotel at the University of Maryland.
The Maryland Transit Administration brought one of the light-rail line’s railcars to the Baltimore Avenue stop, just south of the Hotel at the University of Maryland.
The on-again, off-again effort to build a new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt is back on, and Maryland appears to hold the advantage moving forward.
As the Purple Line nears completion, some local environmentalists are looking back at the opposition to it with a different perspective.
With 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.
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.
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.
The 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 16-mile light rail line is getting some of the finishing touches in Prince George’s County.

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