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Council Grapples With HR Priorities
Two camps are beginning to emerge in the young debate over how to best use the new human resources director.
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Michael Theis, Patch Staff
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Workshops to Teach Business of Art
A series of workshops in Brentwood aims to teach local budding and experienced artists alike how to better manage the business side of their creativity.
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Hyattsville Council Closes License Loophole
"Do we have to worry that we have other things that we've missed and that we have other things on the books that we have to go back and make sure are effective?" - Ward Two Councilor Shani Warner
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Council Approves Facade Grants
$91,300 to be used to improve exteriors of of prominent downtown businesses.
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1920s Water Main Bursts on Baltimore Avenue
Seven establishments in downtown Hyattsville without water for hours as crews respond to water main break near EYA development.
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Council Questions $10,000 Contract Extension
Ward Four City Councilor Ruth Ann Frazier questions cost overruns in legal research contract, learns that contractor has taken on additional duties.
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Hyattsville Council Liveblog - Feb. 21, 2012
Follow along live as local editor Michael Theis tweets his way through another City Council meeting.
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Another Closed Session for Council
Nearly 25 percent of the City Council's meeting time in 2011 was done behind closed doors.
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Doc Drop - Council Agenda - Feb. 21, 2012
City Council considers bonuses, legal research for federal lawsuit,
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Council Rushes to Close Biz License Loophole
City business with ties to suspected drug dealing has license back after new regulations apparently invalidated by technical snafu.
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DeMatha Closes Hoop Season With PVI Loss
For the second time this season, the Stags fell victim to the Panthers in a tight game.
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Kids, Parents Dance Evening Away
Third annual Jumpin' Jukebox dance party packs the house in Hyattsville
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Volunteers Clean 2.8K Pounds of Trash From Anacostia
Cleanup removes a mere fraction of litter which enters waterway every year.
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Nicholas Orem Honors Students
Academic, attendance excellence recognized at assemblies.
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Catch Some Culture This Weekend
A plethora of concerts, open mic nights and a musical brunch set the stage for Hyattsville's art and culture scene this weekend.
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NW Anacostia Cleanup Needs Volunteers
Anacostia Watershed Society, Hyattsville city hosting river cleanup effort at Magruder Park this Saturday, volunteers needed.
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Council to Vote on Facade Grants Next Week
Hyattsville's City Council to vote next week on $91,000 in grant awards to improve commercial facades.
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Gateway Arts Launches Art, Biz Directory
Local arts organization website now features pages for local artists, studios and businesses.
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Program Boosts Science, Math at Northwestern
Students at Northwestern High School are getting extra mentoring in science and math through Walter Reed program.
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Hyattsville Crime Rate Drops in 2011
Continuing a five year trend of decreasing crime rates in Hyattsville, city sees most dramatic reductions in commercial break-ins, larcenies. But a lone murder and two unsolved rapes mar an otherwise optimistic report.
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