Author Archives: Alison Beckwith

Hyattsville’s Historic Masonic Lodge May Get a Second Life

The owners of the Mount Hermon Lodge No. 179 have applied for the building to be designated a historic property by the county and are studying how it could be adapted for other uses. Continue reading

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Riverdale Park’s Manifest Bread to Expand Bakery, Add Restaurant

Manifest Bread is expanding its bakery and opening a new sit-down restaurant this fall. Continue reading

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Berwyn’s Tacos a la Madre Restaurant Adds Beltsville Location

Tacos a la Madre, which opened a sit-down restaurant on Berwyn Road in 2021 and is a favorite in the Hyattsville Wire reader poll, has added a second location in Beltsville. Continue reading

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Route 1’s Latest Sculpture Marks a New Era of Racial Reconciliation

A reminder of Route 1’s segregated past has been replaced by a powerful and inspirational symbol of racial reconciliation. Continue reading

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Former Afghan Professor Opens Oriental Rug Shop in Mount Rainier

A new Mount Rainier shop selling Oriental rugs is run by a former political science professor from Afghanistan. Continue reading

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Anacostia Riverkeeper Splash Event in the River Postponed Again

An event to allow swimming in the Anacostia River was postponed again after water quality tests failed. Continue reading

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The Brentwoods Unveil Sculpture to Replace Segregation-Era Barrier

The towns of Brentwood and North Brentwood will replace an ugly symbol of segregation with art dedicated to racial reconciliation. Continue reading

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