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Christmas Comes to Hyattsville
Local Christians celebrate birth of their savior on a soggy, foggy Christmas eve.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
- Hyattsville, MD
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Christmas Closings for Hyattsville, University Park
Government offices closed. Leaf, trash collection affected.
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Hyattsville Police Caution Residents After Robberies
Three robberies reported on Friday in Hyattsville.
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What to do With Your Christmas Tree?
County residents have several options to dispose of their holiday tree.
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Holiday Trash Reminder for Hyattsville
Holidays bring a pause in Hyattsville yard waste collection efforts.
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Woman Cut During University Park Robbery
Police ask for public's help identifying, locating mugger who cut woman with knife.
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Last Day for First Class Mail Shipping
First class mail shipped by close-of-business on Dec. 20 likely to arrive before Christmas.
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Dramatic Declines in Prince George's Crime
Officials say the county has seen a 35 percent drop in homicides over the past year.
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Hyattsville Administrator Hiring Process Gets Rolling Again
Council, human resources director, tasked with arranging interviews with selected candidates for top city staff job.
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Route 1 Parking Meters to Go Live This Week
New meters should be ready to accept payment by Saturday, according to city official.
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Hyattsville Elem. Principal: Be More Kind, Caring to Others
Remarks from new principal to students before moment of silence emphasize one lesson to take from the tragedy in Newton.
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Train Hits Person at Fort Totten
Victim may have jumped intentionally in front of train, was conscious when taken to hospital.
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Council Tackles Queens Chapel Road, Scheduling
Follow along with Hyattsville City Council agenda documents.
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Hyattsville CDC Looks to Restore Crumbling Cable Building
Farragut Street house eyed for new offices of community development group.
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Editor's Notebook: Wild Wild West Hyattsville
Make no mistake, the most interesting city races to watch this year are on the west side of town.
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Police Nab Suspected Burglars At Pawn Shop
Hyattsville Police Chief credits observant neighbor with helping police catch burglars as they tried to sell stolen TVs at local pawn shop.
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M-NCPPC To Buy Beth Torah Temple
Synagogue property to be used to build new Prince George's Plaza Community Center.
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PGFD Honors Boy Who Pulled Mom From Burning Home
8th grader threw mother over shoulder, carried her to safety, in November fire.
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Greenbelt Business Has $23K in Hair Weaves Stolen—Again
Third theft of hair extensions in past six months has business owners, clients angry, NBC4 reports.
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Neighbor Helps Police Catch Would-Be Burglars
Police pursuing attempted burglary charges against two juveniles.
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