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(Traditionally, the highest vote getter becomes mayor and the next highest is mayor pro tem – which would leave those two positions unchanged.)
The shutdown is supposed to pause all non-essential work by government employees but while NASA usually furloughs 80 to 90
On Tuesday, November 4, Greenbelt elected the next city council. Challenger Frankie Fritz has earned a seat on council, knocking incumbent Rodney Roberts from the seat he has held for 34 years. Preliminary results show ...
The Greenbelt City Council convened Monday, October 27 to discuss their responses to reported Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities along the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, anti-immigrant flyers found in Greenbelt, and Maryland’s Consolidated Transportation Plan and ...
On October 20 Carolyn Gimbal, senior architectural historian from Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT) returned to a Greenbelt City Council worksession to give the results of her firm’s survey of Greenbelt’s three historic cemeteries and ...
Election 2025 City Council Candidate Bios The News Review has received this biography from incumbent Rodney M. Roberts. Candidate biographies
Thanks to the generosity of our readers, the News Review has exceeded our donation drive goal of $25,000. Last week we were on the threshold and a large donation (from someone who wishes to remain ...
It’s been four weeks since the federal government shutdown ‒ 22 work days at publication time. For many Greenbelters who are federal workers, that means one fully missed paycheck and one partial one. “Disorienting” was ...
At its October 15 worksession, Greenbelt City Council heard a Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) report on renovation of the current standpipe (also referred to as the water tower) at Lastner Lane and Ridge Road. ...
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