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Prince George's Breaks Ground on Six New Schools
"A week of groundbreakings for six new schools in our community is a testament of our collective commitment to educational excellence for our students..." - Conduit Street
"Prince George’s County Council Chair Calvin Hawkins joins the show to talk about the county’s spending plan, which he calls “the people’s budget,” police reform and challenges ahead for Malik Aziz, the county’s new police chief, and the county’s progress on vaccinating its residents." - The Politics Hour
Langley Park tenants, Latino advocacy group sue landlord over alleged hazardous conditions
"During a time when working families are still climbing their way out of the implications of the pandemic, the home is a place that provides a safe haven. Healthy and safe standards of living should be maintained no matter one’s residential or immigration status.” - WTOP
Prince George's Executive, Council Reject Maglev Proposal
“SCMAGLEV adversely impacts County residents and communities on many different levels,” said Council Chair Calvin S. Hawkins, II. “As proposed, this project cuts through our County without a single stop here, damages our environment, takes our land, and disrupts residents, communities, and businesses, with little or no benefit." - Maryland Matters
"Prince George’s was allocated $176 million through the American Rescue Plan, according to the Treasury. County Council Chair Calvin S. Hawkins II (D-At Large) said the relief money will provide “an important lifeline” for the county, whose budget represents a relatively small 2.2 percent increase from last year." - The Washington Post
Calvin Hawkins to lead Prince George's County Council
"Alsobrooks praised Hawkins as a leader dedicated to helping residents — always willing to assist in a crisis, even if it means answering a call at 4 a.m. or 5 a.m." - The Washington Post