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Hyattsville to Give $1 Million in Pandemic Relief to Struggling Businesses, Residents in Need
The city of Hyattsville will give out $1 million to local businesses and residents in coronavirus relief in the coming weeks. Continue reading
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The town of Brentwood has stepped in to save an arrow that once advertised a car lot on Route 1 from demolition as construction begins on new apartments. Continue reading
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Hyattsville’s latest piece of public art is in an unexpected spot: Traffic signal boxes. Using grants from Prince George’s County, the Hyattsville Community Development Corporation has commissioned colorful art to be wrapped around 11 traffic signal boxes from Adelphi Road … Continue reading
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Hyattsville’s next piece of public art will be a former satellite dish. According to the Hyattsville Life and Times, a satellite dish that once belonged to Prince George’s County’s first cable TV franchise will be converted into artwork by Mount Rainier … Continue reading
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One of the first modern movie theaters in the Washington suburbs was in Hyattsville, and the exterior of the building is still around. Businessman Sidney Lust, a partner of the actual Warner brothers, moved to the D.C. area in the … Continue reading
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