Published continuously since the New Deal City of Greenbelt was founded in 1937, the News Review is delivered free to most Greenbelt residents. In 1970 we won a landmark First Amendment case in the Supreme Court.
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On Saturday, April 25, Greenbelt News Review Intern Laura Charleston was among those at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
The District 4 seat on the Prince George’s County Council has drawn three Democratic candidates. Incumbent Tim Adams, who was appointed in February after Ingrid Watson stepped down to head the Prince George’s County Economic ...
On Thursday, April 23, five members of the Ukrainian Parliament arrived in Greenbelt to look at our town, meet with our mayor and with three other City Council members. The delegation was looking for models ...
Part 1 of 2 This report on the Recreation Department budget is divided into two parts. This week’s Part 1 is on participants, budget increases and capital projects, potential wage increases, inclusion of non-Greenbelt participants ...
Beltway Plaza is doubling down on small, culturally diverse businesses and family-friendly entertainment as part of a long-term strategy to
On Monday, April 13, members of the Greenbelt News Review and City of Greenbelt Horticulture Crew gathered to replace a memorial tree for Elaine Skolnik Nicholson, longtime News Review reporter, news editor and board president. ...
One prominent item generating much discussion at the April 13 Greenbelt City Council meeting was the response to the Greenbelt Resistance Network’s (GRN) March 2 petition regarding the city’s License Plate Reader Camera (LPR) systems ...
The good news is, #7 plastics can be recycled in Greenbelt; the bad news is, those small single serving coffee pods cannot, nor can chip or snack bags, wire coat hangers or metal wreath frames. ...
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