This Hyattsville Charity Is Resettling Afghan Refugees. Here’s How to Help
A Hyattsville charity is helping thousands of Afghan refugees who will be coming to the greater D.C. area over the next few days and weeks.
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A Hyattsville charity is helping thousands of Afghan refugees who will be coming to the greater D.C. area over the next few days and weeks.
Prince George’s County will seek federal funding to complete dozens of new trails, including several along the Route 1 corridor.
With all the new growth and development on the corridor, Route 1 has become much more walkable in recent years, but more could be done, especially to make streets safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Starting at 5 p.m. on Monday, May 17, all indoor and outdoor venues can resume business as normal in Prince George’s County, bringing the county into alignment with the rest of Maryland.
Route 1 corridor already has Little Free libraries and Little Free food pantries. Now it has a Little Free Art Gallery as well.
Local trails have seen a lot of use this year. You can pitch in this weekend, as the Anacostia Watershed Society in Bladensburg holds its annual Earth Day cleanup.
Some parents at Hyattsville Middle School contend that school officials were catering too much to specialty school parents when they recently dramatically reversed a decision on where students would go next year.
According to data compiled by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, nearly every week of 2020 saw a dramatic spike in trail users along the Route 1 corridor compared to the same week in 2019.
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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
