By COLLEEN D. CURRAN — During its Feb. 28 and March 28 meetings, the Hyattsville Education Advisory Committee (EAC) planned for the third year of its volunteer summer reading program, which will continue...
By COLLEEN D. CURRAN — Reading success took top priority at the Hyattsville Education Advisory Committee (EAC) meeting Thursday, Feb. 28, as members heard from The Literacy Lab, an educational nonprofit...
BY RYAN CARBO — The crowd at Hyattsville’s Busboys and Poets was quietly enthralled on Feb. 24 as members of the Gateway Arts District Authors, an informal coalition of local writers, made their way...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — Approximately nine months ago, the Friends of the Hyattsville Branch (FHB) sent out a notice that the organization would fold unless more people got involved. Local residents answered...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — According to its calendar, the Hyattsville Branch Library has moved toddler story time from Mondays to Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Additionally, baby story time has expanded to two...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — The threshold for when library fines are sent to collections has recently decreased from $50 to $25 system-wide, according to Prince George's County Memorial Library System (PGCMLS)...
Hyattsville authors discuss and read from their books at a Busboys and Poets event on July 29, 2012. Clockwise, from top left: Richard Morris, David Levy, Andra Damron and Julia Duin.
