Hyattsville Begins Work on New Trolley Trailhead Park
The city of Hyattsville has begun work on the second phase of a new park along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail.
The city of Hyattsville has begun work on the second phase of a new park along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail.
The annual Trolley Trail Day is returning to the Route 1 corridor today, with fun runs, live music and family activities.
The south side of the park will get a picnic pavilion, game tables, misters, kids’ play equipment and movable lawn seating.
The $3 million bike lane would run along Campus Drive from the main campus to the intersection with the Trolley Trail near the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute.
The third-annual Trolley Trail Day will feature live music and activities from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. stretching from College Park to south Hyattsville.
The city of Mount Rainier recently installed new wayfinding signs along Route 1 on Rhode Island Avenue.
The signs use the same electronic ink screen technology that is used in a Kindle e-reader, which makes them dramatically more efficient than traditional screens.
Readers of the Hyattsville Wire continued to be interested in changes to the thriving local restaurant scene over the last year.
Residents of the Route 1 corridor are celebrating the opening of the southern extension of the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail.

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