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Photos From a Ron Paul Rally
Thousands gather in College Park to hear Republican presidential hopeful.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
- Hyattsville, MD
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No Hike for City Property Tax Rates in 2013
For the seventh year in a row, Hyattsville residents have dodged an increase in the property tax rates.
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For Residents' Sake, Reduce Size of Council
Letter to the Editor: Longtime Hyattsville resident calls for restructuring of City Council.
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Weekend Arts Preview - Music, Dance, Film
A concert celebrating International Women's Month, an all-star youth choir, and a unique dance troupe all happening in Hyattsville this weekend.
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Arrest Made in Hyattsville Sexual Assault
Hyattsville man faces charges after tying up and sexually assaulting a woman earlier this week.
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Internet Documentary Follows DeMatha Hoops
Take a peek at the practice regimen of one of the best high school basketball programs in the nation in this slickly-produced documentary.
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Residents React to Council Deadlock
Hyattsville residents are taking to the web to air their displeasure over the City Council's aborted March 19 meeting.
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Hyattsville Crime Map - Stabbing Near School
Among the crimes reported last week, a victim was stabbed during an assault and robbery near Nicholas Orem Middle School.
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Hyatt Family Headstone Vandalized
Hyatt family memorial one of 20 vandalized in New Market, Md. over the weekend.
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Northwestern Forensics Heading to Nationals
Team came in second place out of more than 65 high schools in metro area forensics league to advance to national championship in May.
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Metropolitan Shops Secures $20m in Financing
More than 37,000 square feet of retail and office space still available to be developed at shops near Prince George's Plaza Metro Station.
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Apartment Owners To Pay Back Excessive Application Fees
State regulators say Hyattsville landlords charged up to $1,000, nonrefundable, to apply for an apartment, among other charges. Now the owners will have to pay $500,000 settle consumer protection charges.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff
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City Clerk Resigns For Rockville Job
Hyattsville's City Clerk, Doug Barber, will be taking a new job in Rockville at the end of April. His departure creates the fifth high-level administrative vacancy in Hyattsville's government.
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Good Government Requires Better Leadership
City leaders need to work towards common goals in a transparent manner, says city council member.
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City Council: No Agenda Approved, No Meeting
The Hyattsville City Council could not pass an agenda last night, leading Mayor Marc Tartaro to adjourn the meeting early without any business conducted.
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Hyattsville Elem. PTA Wants Voice in Principal Hire
Parent Teacher Association urges community to take active role in hiring of new Hyattsville Elementary School principal.
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Hyattsville Council Liveblog - March 19, 2012
Follow along as Hyattsville Patch covers City Council live from Gallatin Street.
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Hyattsville Elementary Principal to Retire
Principal Jeanne Washburn looks back on four decades as a teacher and advocate for Prince George's County's Public Schools.
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Pinsky Pushes Scholarships For District Students
Sen. Pinsky (D-Prince George's) seeks applicants for college scholarship program in 22nd legislative district.
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Council Faces Admin Pay Raises, Proclamations
Two top-level city employees are up for pay raises and the City Council has a big slate of proclamations to get through. It's all during tonight's City Council meeting.
Michael Theis, Patch Staff