HYATTSVILLE WIRE: You can now regularly spot bald eagles at the Bladensburg Waterfront Park. Hyattsville birdwatcher Harry Yeide, a retired federal intelligence officer, has been going to the park every morning for the last six years […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: ECO City Farms has some colorful new murals of farming and nature scenes thanks to a group of students at the Rhode Island School Design, a nationally known art and design school, who recently visited […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: Longtime Riverdale Park hangout Dumm’s Pizza and Subs will close on Friday, March 31. Fernando and Debby Gonzalez, who took over the pizza place in 2019 earning praise for refreshing the menu, told the Hyattsville Wire they are […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: Mount Rainier will be featured in an upcoming episode of WETA’s “If You Lived Here.” The locally produced public TV show features hosts Christine Louise and John Begeny touring homes for sale in a particular city […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: The Purple Line won’t go into service until at least mid-2027. The long-awaited light rail line faces another construction-related delay, this time due to unexpected complications moving utility lines. The additional seven months come on […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: A new soup and sandwich shop has opened in downtown Hyattsville. Located at 5105 Baltimore Ave., near Franklins, Between the Bread Cafe has eight signature sandwiches, including an “over-the-top” Reuben that is their specialty, a […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: A multigenerational recreational center is planned for the former site of the Beth Torah synagogue in Hyattsville. The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission plans to use a wooded lot next to the synagogue building at 6710 […]

HYATTSVILLE WIRE: A New York-based chain of Mediterranean restaurants has opened a location in the new College Park city hall. Located at 7401 Baltimore Ave., Taim Mediterranean Kitchen (pronounced ty-eem) has a Chipotle-style fast casual approach to dishes […]