Hyattsville’s Sangfroid Distilling started production Thursday on hand sanitizer for healthcare professionals and first responders, after a donation of ingredients and manpower from Franklins owner Mike Franklin.
he Hotel at the University of Maryland in College Park and Denizens Brewing Co. at the Station at Riverdale Park have reduced staff dramatically in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ordered all “non-essential” businesses in the state shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, effective 5 p.m. Monday, March. 23.
Hyattsville’s Three Little Birds Sewing Co. will host a sew-along online to make cloth face masks to help medical professionals fighting coronavirus.
Maryland is opening four coronavirus drive-thru testing sites in Prince George’s County, including ones in Beltsville and Hyattsville.
Hyattsville’s Sangfroid Distilling Switching to Producing Hand Sanitizer
The Hyattsville Wire put together a list to help you find which of your favorite Route 1 corridor restaurants are available on Uber Eats, Grubhub, Door Dash or Caviar, and which offer their own online delivery, takeout and curbside pickup services.
The coronavirus is not the first pandemic to hit the Route 1 corridor. Nearly a century ago, the Spanish flu swept through the area wiith Hyattsville hitting its peak in October and November of 1918. The story can be told through a series of brief dispatches from the Washington Post.
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