Distribution

Papers are delivered free to most residents within the city of Greenbelt.  If you live within the city and are not receiving the paper*, please call your area’s Circulation Manager.

*Please note that we do not deliver to most access controlled buildings.

If you would like the paper mailed to you, please print the Subscription Order Form and mail it to us with your check.  The cost is $55 per year and must be prepaid.

Core of Greenbelt: Email: circ@greenbeltnewsreview.com

Please address concerns about delivery to the circ email address above or use the contact form below.  Changes to regular distribution patterns are announced in advance on the newspaper’s home page and in the newspaper for several weeks prior to the event. We post news on unexpected delays  on the website as soon as we can as they occur

Occasionally, delays (sometimes until the following day) are experienced due to severe weather or traffic holdups.  We also consider the safety of our carriers when icy conditions exist.  Public holidays may also cause changes to deadlines, production patterns or print schedules. .

Greenbelt East:  Local Home Owners Associations

Circulation Questions or Concerns?

If you are not getting your paper or it is not being delivered in good condition, please let us know.  The electronic version of the paper is online usually by Thursday morning, well before physical delivery is completed.

In addition to doorstep delivery in most core of Greenbelt areas we distribute to hallways in several apartment and condominium buildings throughout the city and to inside racks and outside newspaper boxes in strategic locations.  We are happy to work with new businesses, office buildings, apartments and stores to provide a supply of papers.  Let us know at circ@GreenbeltNewsReview.com.  If you are a resident in an apartment complex and don’t receive the paper in your hallway, first ask the apartment management company what their policy on newspaper delivery is – not all apartment developments permit deliveries.

Doorstep Deliveries 

Email circ@GreenbeltNewsReview.com for inquiries related to the following communities: 

• Belle Point
• Boxwood Village
• Charlestowne North
• Charlestowne Village
• Woodland Hills
• Greenbelt Homes
• Lakeside
• Lakeside North
• Lakewood
• Greenbelt Station

Franklin Park: Distribution to Franklin Park is handled electronically by Fieldstone Properties.  Contact their rental office for assistance receiving the email or email editor@greenbeltnewsreview.com with other questions.

Greenbelt East:  Local Home Owner’s Associations or apartment management companies, e.g. Windsor Green HOA, Greenbriar onsite management office for CVI.

Boxes and Racks

Currently in the following locations.

• Greenbelt Metro Station
• Bus stop at Cherrywood Lane and Greenbelt Road.
• Bus stop at Cherrywood Lane and Springhill Drive
• Bus stop at Edmonston Road and Springhill Drive
• Bus Stop at Greenbelt Road and Lakecrest Drive
• In front of the entrance to Beltway Plaza on the Greenbelt Road side, close to Giant Food.
• Bus Stop at Westway and Lakeside Drive
• Bus stops on either side of Greenbelt Road at Main Gate for Goddard Space Flight Center.
• Racks inside the Franklin Park Laundry Center (9220 Springhill Drive) and Office (9248 Springhill Drive)
• Rack inside the Maryland Trade Center One

Businesses (as open during the pandemic)

Thanks to the Greenbelt organizations and merchants supporting the paper by hosting our distribution:

• American Legion Post 136
• Beltway Plaza, TJMaxx entrance
• Cipriano Square Liquors & Deli
• Continental Cafe
• Generous Joe’s
• Greenbelt Aquatic & Fitness Center
• Greenbelt City Hall
• Greenbelt Community Center
• Greenbelt Coop
• Greenbelt Library
• Greenway Liquors
• Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken
• IHOP
• Marriott Hotel
• Martin’s Crosswinds
• New Deal Café
• Realty One
• Safeway
• Sunoco/Greenbelt Service Center
• SunTrust Bank