Riverdale Park
BY MARK GOODSON — Charisma Wooten changed out of her Jackie “Moms” Mabley wardrobe and joined the audience in the back of Robert Harper Books after her Feb. 25 performance. “This is better than Blues Alley,” she said of the Riverdale book store and concert venue, comparing it to
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Need plans for the weekend? We’ve got you covered. Hyattsville is a happenin’ place. Friday, Jan. 13: Storytime Pop-Up: Enjoy stories, songs, fingerplays and more at this innovative collaboration between PGCMLS & Mt. Rainier’s organic juice & smoothie joint. Ages 0-5 years old.
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BY LINDSAY MYERS — “You see this line right here?” Paulino Gonzalez gestures at the long line of people patiently waiting in the drizzle at the Riverdale Park Farmers Market. “It’s nothing. At Johns Hopkins, this line is four blocks away.” Paulino Gonzalez is the owner and proprietor
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BY LINDSAY MYERS — Art is multigenerational in Riverdale Park. On May 1, three student artists were recognized for outstanding achievement in the arts at the 2016 Riverdale Park Arts Festival. Parkdale High School students, Cydney Hendrick and Wendy Pheth, took first and second place
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BY CHRIS CURRIE — Hyattsville resident Jared Marx on piano is joined by Franklin Wade on trumpet and Danny Griffin on bass for an evening of jazz music on Friday, May 6, at Robert Harper Books in Riverdale Park Town Center. The store will have its official grand opening on Saturday, May
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BY REBECCA BENNETT — Representatives from more than 20 different faith organizations came to University Christian Church (UCC), located at 6800 Adelphi Road, on Saturday, April 9 to welcome six refugee families from war-torn Syria who have relocated to the City of Hyattsville, Riverdale Park and
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BY SUSAN HINES — From April 8 until Oct. 23, 2016, Riversdale House Museum will feature a new exhibit entitled Some of the finest paintings ever in America. The house museum is celebrating the 200th anniversary of an 1816 display of Old Master paintings at Riversdale. During that long ago
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BY KIT SLACK — “A Wii?” Robert Harper, owner of Riverdale’s new bookstore, furrowed his brows and pressed the phone closer to his ear. “Oh. . .oh. . .weed. . . marijuana t-shirts. . . yeah. . . let’s hold on those for now. Thanks.” He was speaking with Richard Hickock, one of
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BY REBECCA BENNETT — Updated at 2:59 p.m. On March 4, a sheriff’s deputy led the somber Joshua Charles Price away from a Prince George’s County courtroom in handcuffs to immediately begin a one-year sentence. The 23 year old pled guilty to a second degree sexual assault and an
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BY REBECCA BENNETT — When City of Hyattsville residents received their residential property assessments for 2016, many were shocked at the value the Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation placed on their homes. Those assessments — some residents say they were double the previous
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