Hyattsville’s Maryland Meadworks Adds Drink Made With Local Figs
The Hyattsville meadery now has on tap mead made with figs grown in College Park, as part of its ongoing experimentation with different ingredients.
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The Hyattsville meadery now has on tap mead made with figs grown in College Park, as part of its ongoing experimentation with different ingredients.
The 16-mile light rail line, which runs through parts of Riverdale Park and College Park, is running fully electrified trains from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
University of Maryland students moving out of The Arbor apartments can now donate their unneeded furniture, appliances and household items on site.
Route 1 corridor towns are once again at the forefront of a national voting reform.
The 16-mile light rail line is getting some of the finishing touches in Prince George’s County.
The developers of The Arbor refurbished the 159,000-square-foot former University Club building at 4800 Berwyn House Rd. in College Park.
Earlier this month, the nonprofit Baltimore Banner announced that it would expand its coverage to Prince George’s County this spring.
Amid last week’s layoffs, The Washington Post let go of its only remaining reporter covering Prince George’s County and the Route 1 corridor.
A new development aimed at providing affordable housing for senior and physically disabled residents is planned for College Park.

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