Prince George's County, MD Installs a New Computer Aided Dispatch System from Tiburon, Inc. Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
ANNAPOLIS, Md.----CompuDyne Corporation an industry leader in sophisticated security products, integration and technology for the public security markets, announced today that it successfully completed the installation of a new Computer Aided Dispatch, system for Prince George's County, Maryland.
Prince George's County, MD Installs a New Computer Aided Dispatch System From Tiburon, Inc. RedNova
CompuDyne Corporation (NASDAQ: CDCY) an industr
Kings add a goalie, Manfredi called up Prince George Citizen Online
The Prince George Spruce Kings bus picked up a passenger Wednesday afternoon in Kamloops. Anthony Manfredi is along for a four-game tour of the BCHL’s Island Division this weekend as the Kings’ backup goaltender. If all goes according to plan, it won’t take him long to see action on the ice.
New indoor facility starting to take shape Prince George Citizen Online
Even in the dead of winter, the grass will be green. Evidently, that's welcome news for young soccer players in the city. The Prince George Youth Soccer Association is anticipating a Jan. 15 start date for its indoor program, which will kick into action on artificial turf at the PGYSA Indoor Centre.
Williston's work worth billions Prince George Citizen Online
A week ago, British Columbia lost Ray Gillis Williston, MLA for Fort George from 1953 to 1972. Williston was a distinguished legislator, a tireless advocate for the Central Interior and a man who shaped provincial policy like no other.
Taxi frustrated at camera delay Prince George Citizen Online
Prince George taxi drivers are sick of spinning their wheels waiting for the OK from the government for cameras in their cars, considering it allowed Vancouver cabbies the security devices two years ago.
The company she keeps Prince George Citizen Online
Amanda Asay has Prince George’s vote. Besides, somebody has to rise up and challenge American League MVP Justin Morneau.
Power outage blacks out 15,000 Prince George Citizen Online
About 15,000 customers in Prince George lost power Monday afternoon after a blown insulator at B.C. Hydro's Patricia substation near Northland Chrysler tripped the protection equipment and shut down parts of the station.
Northern children eagerly anticipate visit Prince Albert Daily Herald
When George Benonie woke up early Sunday morning, he couldn't believe his ears. He heard all of his six children awake and outside, a rarity on a weekend morning, particularly when it was -28 C.
Cougars limp home after one-win road trip Prince George Citizen Online
Two things for the Prince George Cougars to be happy about — Christmas is coming, and that ugly road trip is over.
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