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Renaissance Square Artists Housing is participating in the Communications Action Network (CAN) affordable communities Parade of Homes, a free public event to showcase the variety and quality of affordable communities throughout the Washington metro region.
Come enjoy light refreshments, a gallery opening, and building tours.
Saturday, May 18th
Open House 11:00am to 3:00 pm
Speakers at 11:30
Renaissance Square Artists’ Housing
4307 Jefferson Street
Hyattsville, MD 20781
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(View full article online on Riverdale Park Arts Council)
RIVERDALE PARK, MD., April 21, 2013 – The Riverdale Park Arts Council has extended its early bird registration and discounted rates for ArtsFest2013 artists, crafters and authors to Monday, April 29. The 6th annual live music and arts festival has a select spots still available for the May 5 rain or shine event set for 11 am to 5 pm the Town Center at the MARC train station, 4650 Queensbury Road in Riverdale Park. Application attached. |
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| As Christmas In April starts their 25th year in the county, we are reaching out to see if you can help recruit skilled trades and also donated unused building materials (lumber, paint, plumbing, etc.). This year, the organization has selected 83 homeowners to participate in the program. As the economy continues to recover, they are striving to maintain an excellent reputation of assisting County homeowners. Christmas in April could not continue their work without the support of individuals and business that are able to make these types of donations. |
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| WANTED: SKILLED TRADES PROFESSIONALS TO VOLUNTEER WITHCHRISTMAS IN APRIL of
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY
on APRIL 27, 2013
For more information or to volunteer contact:
Mary Kucharski, Executive Director
Christmas in April*Prince George’s County
7915 Malcolm Road, Clinton, MD 20735
301-868-0937
www.christmasinaprilpg.org
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Streetsense hopes to rent building space to commercial, office tenants.
By Michael Theis (view article online on Patch)
The iconic but currently vacant TESST building in downtown Hyattsville could see new life in the near future. Streetsense, the Bethesda-based real-estate planning and development firm has recently acquired the property and plans on eventually renting it out to commercial tenants.
According to Marc Ratner, CEO of Streetsense, Hyattsville's downtown Route 1 corridor is fertile ground for redevelopment. Recent work to renovate existing city parking lots, expand on-street parking, and plans to construct a new parking facility along Route 1 are attracting attention among from developers.
Read more on Hyattsville Patch
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Congratulations to Pete Reiniger and Stephen Wade, Grammy Nominees from Hyattsville!
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