PGCo police investigating boosting rings, PGCo residents obese and have poor access to health care, Cafritz property project (Wholefoods) may not be certain, Jack Johnson facing disbarment in DC, Baker going forward with slots
Yes, criminal rings are still stealing Tide, Tylenol, Similac and such. Here’s a way we can all combat this theft: STOP BUYING STOLEN GOODS PEOPLE!!!
- STORY HERE with pic of dude rolling out with a shopping cart full of Tide
According to a report on Prince George’s County’s health measures, sponsored by the Community Foundation for Prince George’s County, The Consumer Health Foundation, and Kaiser Permanente, 1 in 3 County residents is obese and Prince George’s have less access to health care than its neighboring counties, low numbers of physicians and high numbers of uninsured residents.
- WE DESERVE BETTER!
The Riverdale Park Town Council has not set anything in stone pertaining to development plans on the Cafritz property where the new Wholefoods would be located. At issue is a tax legislation bill, PG 418-12, which proposes tax exemptions for certain types of economic development in Prince George’s County.
- Please work this out
After pleading guilty to charges and NOT informing the DC Bar Association, former county executive Jack Johnson is now a candidate for disbarment.
- No soup for you!
County Executive Baker “anticipates” that in order to fund a new state of the art medical center in Prince George’s County that slots will have to be an
- SAY NO TO SLOTS!!
