City loses credit rating
BY CLAIRE PANAK TOMBES On Aug. 29, Moody’s Investor Service, an international credit rating agency, announced the withdrawal of the…
City council maintains current property tax rate
BY SOPHIE GORMAN ORIANI On May 2, the Hyattsville City Council held a public hearing on the proposed real property…
My Two Cents: An education fight we can all support
By PETER DANIELS — Hyattsville residents have engaged in a vigorous debate recently over the location of a desperately needed…
Parents, rejoice! City fixes gate at King Park
The gate at the tot lot playground on Gallatin Street has been fixed. The gate had been ripped off its…
Council weighs tax hike
BY ANDREW MARDER —At its April 7 meeting, the Hyattsville City Council was expected to schedule a public hearing on the…
Council weighs tax hike
BY ANDREW MARDER —At its April 7 meeting, the Hyattsville City Council was expected to schedule a public hearing on the…
A meaningful discussion about the tax rate
This year many Hyattsville homeowners are paying about $150 to 200 less in real property taxes to the City than…
A meaningful discussion about the tax rate
This year many Hyattsville homeowners are paying about $150 to 200 less in real property taxes to the City than…
City faces 10 percent drop in revenue; retiree benefits loom large as council begins budget work
BY SUSIE CURRIE — Heading into the annual budget negotiations, city officials are looking at a 10 percent drop in…
City faces 10 percent drop in revenue; retiree benefits loom large as council begins budget work
BY SUSIE CURRIE — Heading into the annual budget negotiations, city officials are looking at a 10 percent drop in…