When the last Route 82 streetcar headed up Rhode Island Avenue in 1958, city leaders thought that buses would be a big improvement. They were wrong. Buses were soon stuck in the same traffic as the cars around them. Since routes … Continue reading →

A one-time Model T dealership in downtown Hyattsville is getting a new look. Daniel Simon told the Hyattsville Wire that he is remodeling the 5,500-square-foot building at 4327 Gallatin St., next to the post office. Workers are removing the drop-down … Continue reading →

After six years, A Tangled Skein is closing its doors. An invitation-only sale is being held at the beloved downtown yarn shop for customers and friends and all merchandise, store fixtures, furniture, and equipment are being sold. In 2011, the … Continue reading →

Yes! Organic Market is now accessible from Route 1. The grocery store was built with access from the sidewalk as well as the parking lot in back, but a state law kept it from opening both. Under Maryland statute, stores … Continue reading →

Hyattsville and the state are adding metered parking spots along Route 1, which should help with excessive speed in the area. Continue reading →