Hyattsville’s Adagio Dance Studio Returns to Indoor Instruction
A Hyattsville dance studio aimed at kids under the age of 12 is resuming indoor instruction this September after adapting to coronavirus-related restrictions over the last 17 months.
A Hyattsville dance studio aimed at kids under the age of 12 is resuming indoor instruction this September after adapting to coronavirus-related restrictions over the last 17 months.
Ritchie’s Colombian Restaurant opened several months ago in College Park next to Kung Fu Tea, after co-owner Ricardo Rivera lost work in construction due to the pandemic.
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.
The Station at Riverdale Park recently added new classic picnic tables with umbrellas, expanding its outdoor seating options as warmer weather approaches.
After serving more than 3,000 free kids’ meals in the first few weeks, Little Miner Taco in Brentwood extended the program to the end of the summer and is now making it permanent.
The popular Riverdale Park Vietnamese restaurant has started putting tables outside on sunny days with a special contactless order and pay option.
A Hyattsville barber shop has gotten international attention for its efforts to convince its clientele to get vaccinated.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is threatening to close the College Park station for at least a year beginning January 2022 if it can’t secure more funding to offset losses from low ridership during the coronavirus pandemic.

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