Melissa Sites

Nearly 400 volunteers showed up at Beltway Plaza on Monday, January 21 to assemble and distribute bags of free groceries to those in need. The event, called A Day ON to Feed the Community, gave volunteers the opportunity to observe … Read More

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Nancy Grace Roman, who died at age 93 on December 25, 2018, was widely regarded as the “Mother” of the Hubble Space Telescope. She became one of the first division chiefs at NASA soon after it started up in 1958, … Read More

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Alrededor de 50 votantes se alinearon bajo una ligera llovizna para esperar a que las puertas se abrieran a las 7 am. en Springhill Lake Elementary School. Entre las 7 y las 8 am. un flujo constante de votantes continuó … Read More

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A standing room crowd of more than 200 Greenbelters, congregants and religious leaders from other faith traditions joined together in unity at Mishkan Torah Synagogue on Thursday evening, November 1 to remember the victims of the shootings at Tree of … Read More

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When students at Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) go back to school in the fall they will see trees that magically represent all four seasons, rainbows, the Earth, an astronaut and bubbles full of hopes and dreams. At the end … Read More

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Dozens of vendors turned out to share their wares alongside many cooperating and collocated environmental groups focused on protecting the environment and improving understanding of Greenbelters’ place within the local ecology, as part of the 14th Annual Green Man Festival … Read More

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Spiritual allegory meets modern family in some of the pictures at the New Deal Café exhibit of Amanda Demos Larsen’s work this season. In one of her self-portraits, He Did Eat, Larsen veils her gaze and holds a sharp knife … Read More

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