Author Archives: Alison Beckwith
How Community Forklift Helped Emma’s Torch Set Up Its Cafe on Route 1
When Emma’s Torch moved into its new cafe in Woodridge, it worked with Community Forklift to build out the interior. Continue reading
In Memory of Jennifer Axner, Hyattsville Artist and Currency Engraver
Jennifer Axner, an energetic Hyattsville artist and official U.S. currency engraver, died on April 14. She was 44. Continue reading
Taqueria Habanero to Move Into Former Jimmy John’s Space in College Park
The popular College Park eatery will move into the former Jimmy John’s location at 7410 Baltimore Ave., next to Marathon Deli. Continue reading
Hyattsville Architect’s Side Gig: Teaching Owners How to Renovate Their Historic Homes
The owner of Triple Line Studios will discuss how to use tax credits, grants and other incentives to restore a historic home and make it more environmentally sound. Continue reading
LensCrafters Opens New Flagship Store in Riverdale Park
The new LensCrafters store in Riverdale Park is part of an expansion for the eyewear retailer, which has over 1,000 locations in North America. Continue reading
Where to Watch the Partial Solar Eclipse on Route 1
Although it lies outside the total eclipse area, the Route 1 corridor will see an 87.4 percent coverage of the sun Monday afternoon. Continue reading
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