[RP TownTalk] "The greenest street on the East Coast" (says EPA) - Find out where and why

Chris Currie crcurrie at gmail.com
Tue Nov 16 04:59:21 UTC 2010


The November Hyattsville Life & Times covers the dedication of this remade
avenue in a neighboring town.  Also, an update on three huge new
developments that will reshape our region; how to have your yard designated
a Certified Wildlife Habitat; and more:

http://issuu.com/hyattsvillelifeandtimes/docs/hyattsvillenovemberweb
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See additional info below .

Chris Currie
Hyattsville

 

Coming soon to a mailbox (or library, or restaurant) near you:

 

http://issuu.com/hyattsvillelifeandtimes/docs/hyattsvillenovemberweb
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* What the EPA calls "the greenest street on the East Coast and possibly the
U.S." is right in Hyattsville's backyard. 

 

* As the EYA development on Route 1 nears completion, three separate
projects are being considered that would dwarf it. They're clustered around
Northwestern High School and the Mall at Prince Georges; find out what's
going where.

 

* That butter churn is worth *how* much? A visit to the "Antiques
Roadshow"-style event hosted by the Hyattsville Preservation Association.

 

* A tale of two traffic studies: Before the much-discussed Sabra, Wang was a
gleam in a councilmember's eye, a grassroots traffic study was done at no
cost to the city. And it came up with very different results. 

 

* Hyattsville has 23 Certified Wildlife Habitats, as designated by the
National Wildlife Federation. Find out how your backyard can be number 24.

 

* Photos from Spookyfest and Cyclocross: is that your child on the cover? 

 

* Longtime residents remember the Mighty Mo Drive-in Restaurant, Peoples
Drug Store (where the post office is now), and an open-air Prince George's
Plaza. 

 

These stories and more, in the November issue of the Hyattsville Life &
Times. Let us know what you think!

 


Susie Currie 
Managing Editor
Hyattsville Life & Times

 

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