BY SUSIE CURRIE — On May 2, the Hyattsville City Council approved a redistricting plan that keeps most residents, including all
BY PAULA MINAERT — Doug Barber, clerk for the city of Hyattsville, is leaving April 30 to become clerk for the
BY HL&T STAFF — A 15 percent raise for Hyattsville City Treasurer Elaine Stookey isn’t sitting very well with some city workers
BY SUSIE CURRIE — A traffic study has identified four primary spots for speed cameras in Hyattsville. During their first year,
BY HUGH TURLEY — The U.S. presidential election resembles the recent presidential race in Yemen. On February 21, Yemen elected President Abdurabu
BY SUSIE CURRIE — Federally mandated redistricting could displace up to six city council incumbents, according to plans unveiled at the
BY PAULA MINAERT — Chris Vermillion, Hyattsville’s newly hired human resources director, started work on February 27. It’s a new position,
BY SUSIE CURRIE — Hyattsville may soon be welcoming a human-resources director, a position that languished unfilled under previous city administrator
BY PAULA MINAERT — Hyattsville’s population has grown almost 20 percent in the last decade, according to 2010 census data. It
BY SUSIE CURRIE — About 25 residents met recently to discuss the flooding that has plagued their neighborhood for years. The
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