Riverdale Park Installs New Lights on Trolley Trail
Lights are being installed along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail to help make the path more walkable at night and to allow for better visibility.
Lights are being installed along the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail to help make the path more walkable at night and to allow for better visibility.
The Washington Post highlighted Riverdale Park as a great place to live, touting its affordability and diversity.
Work will start this fall on a crucial segment of the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail in downtown Hyattsville after years of delay.
An apartment building at the Station at Riverdale Park will begin pre-leasing its 225 units next week, adding more foot traffic to the area.
Urban foraging has become increasingly popular on the Route 1 corridor, as residents take advantage of the food that grows in the area.
A new segment of the Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail has opened in the Berwyn neighborhood in College Park near an edible garden with blueberries, bayberries, Asian pears, semi-dwarf apples, red currants, Nanking bush cherries and pawpaw trees which the public is free to pick and eat.
Proteus Bicycles will be adding a coffee bar at its new location at 9827 Rhode Island Ave. in College Park.
The Rhode Island Avenue Trolley Trail has three new markers to help bicyclists and pedestrians find their way. Designed by D.C.-based sculptor Charles Bergen, the red-and-yellow markers prominently feature a circular […]
Many neighboring residents are upset by the recent shut off of access to the Rhode Island Ave Trolley Trail on the north side of Riverdale Park Station. A chain-link fence […]

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