To "know" jazz, you have to experience it. The same is true with poetry, and on June 4, the College Park Community Library is going to give you the chance to do just that.
Reflections of the College Park Earth Day Project and Music Festival.
Potentially the best mode of transportation.
Mystery revealed tonight
On May 14, the CPCL is showing the documentary film, "Bag It," in conjunction with College Park’s Committee for a Better Environment.
Another county not heard from
Come on out to the College Park Community Library on June 4 to hear some accomplished poets do their thing.
We got to tour the Public Safety Communications 9-1-1 center for the county during our most recent Prince George's County Citizens' Police Academy class.
At a recent Citizen's Police Academy class, we learned about the stress management skills of a successful police officer.
"We're in the Neighborhood."
What’s the latest news from the College Park Community Library? Here are five things you should know.
The CPCL wants to interview members of the College Park Community about the books that have had an impact on their lives.
A few words in support of the CPCL and for College Park’s idependent local businesses.
Our guest speaker at the Citizens' Police Academy said that all sexual assault victims had one thing in common.
Can't We All Just Get Along
Quiet home? That's what we think Finn wants!
Prince George's County has a gang problem, but so does everybody else.
The College Park Community Library is about more than books. Starting this month, we'll be also be holding events, such as a Shakespeare's Birthday Party and a screening of the documentary "Bag It."
If at first you don't succeed...
Spring is here. That means it’s time to slip into those dungarees, crack out the shovels, and prepare those plant beds. Here are a few books to help you achieve your gardening goals.
Patch editor shares her 12-week journey through the Prince George's County Police Department Citizens' Police Academy.
Many municipalities around the US are giving local businesses an edge when it comes to competing for contracts. Should College Park join them?
St. Patrick’s Day has come and gone, but if you’re not ready to let your Irish go dormant for the next 360 or so days, your friends at the College Park Community Library (CPCL) have you covered.
Voting for convention delegates you've never heard of
What were authors like John Steinbeck thinking when they wrote some of their most well-received books? You can find out at the College Park Community Library.
Officer Roberts didn’t have to search long before she saw a striking brown tabby with large puffy cheeks sitting sedately by a vehicle. The cat, whom the shelter has named Deeds. greeted her.
Change an animal's life.
Meet Foxy Brown Spots, everyday sights cause her to stop in her tracks for some serious observation. Rain only amuses her as she trots catching rain drops in her mouth.
Making ends meet in Prince George's
Minnie is ready for a home.
A mail service that is in the dark
Some modest steps for North College Park
CHANGE AN ANIMAL'S LIFE.
NCPCA Thursday at Davis Hall
Sometimes "It Takes a Village."
Labrador or Labradoodle? I am sure the Council has an opinion they would like to express for us.
A balance between "town" and "gown" will always be needed.
The USPS maintains its sterling reputation.
Smudge is a College Park Animal Shelter feline.
A new year on the north side