Michael Theis, Patch Staff
- Hyattsville, MD
I manage the editorial operations of Upper Marlboro Patch and Hyattsville Patch. Feel free to let me know about any important news tips by calling me at 540-687-0467 or sending me an email at Michael.Theis (at) Patch.com
Posting Activity
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
County Looks to Reduce Recidivism With Jobs
Bill under consideration would incentivize hiring of non-violent offenders in Prince George's County.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Hyattsville Council Sets Agenda With New Tool
Motions introduced from the dais become more common under new council, but is it transparent?
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
Report: Funding For Middle School Sports May Be Restored
PGCPS fiscal 2014 budget could revive soccer and lacrosse programs.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Top MD Headlines: Cat Shot With Arrow, Bear Spotted, No Tiger Sighting
Patch highlights some of this week’s biggest stories from around Maryland
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Washington, DC Region’s Population Up, Daily Driving Down
New study: Montgomery and Prince George’s County residents less today than in 2005.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
Home Energy Workshop, BBQ Chicken Dinner: Prince George's Events
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
Prince Georges Top News: Copper Thefts, Victim Tied-Up During Robbery
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
PGPD Running Lanham Sobriety Checkpoint Tonight
Police officers will conduct breathalyzer tests on drivers who appear to be intoxicated.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
See Hoover's Billy O'Possum Letter to Hyattsville High School
Presidential archives shed light on bizarre piece of Hyattsville prep-school baseball history.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
Guns, Drugs and Meetings - One Night With the PGPD
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
Baker Kicks Off Campaign, Highlights Business, Safety, Schools
County Executive Rushern Baker points to crime declines, economic development activity and school reform in campaign speech.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Budget Approval Looms as Council Singles Out OPEB Option
Proposed revisions to retiree benefits could save $565,00 next fiscal year.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Upper Marlboro, MD|News|
New Fees Proposed For Parking Lots, Roads, Roofs on Private Properties
Watershed Protection and Restoration Program expected to reduce impact of stormwater runoff by 2025
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Doc Drop: Hyattsville Pay, Benefits Study
Does Hyattsville pay its employees competitively? Read this study to find out.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Hyattsville|News|
Meet Hyattsville's New City Administrator
Getting a budget passed is Jerry Schiro's top priority at the moment.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
