Anna Bedford-Dillow

As uncertainty at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) sends ripples through Greenbelt, one family shares how the political and legal battles in Washington, D.C. are impacting their work and lives, thousands of miles from home. Just as the … Read More

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This week, three of several Greenbelt residents who work for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) agreed to speak with the News Review about their experiences as Elon Musk attempts to dismantle the agency they work for. All USAID … Read More

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As residents at Parkway Gardens and Crescent Pointe remain without heated apartments, there are plans to repair two of the three boilers serving those units and a third will need to be replaced, the News Review learned. Greenbelt’s Director of … Read More

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On Tuesday, January 21, a day the City of Greenbelt’s alert system shared an Extreme Cold Advisory from the National Weather Service and schools had a delayed opening due to low temperatures and icy conditions, residents at Parkway Gardens told … Read More

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For Greenbelt families with children in public schools, the winter break, already longer than previous years at two weeks, lasted almost three weeks in the end with schools remaining closed until 11 a.m. on Friday, January 10. Though the snow … Read More

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This week, residents of Parkway Gardens and Crescent Pointe apartments, located near Roosevelt Center, are still without heat. Greenbelt’s Director of Planning and Community Development Terri Hruby confirmed that as of Tuesday evening, January 14, the entirety of Parkway Gardens, … Read More

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On January 3, Prince George’s County Fire Chief Tiffany Green wrote to Greenbelt Mayor Emmett Jordan to provide updates on what she referred to as the “staffing reallocation plan.” Since the removal of career firefighters on June 30, the staffing … Read More

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