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6 Nov 2019

Low Election Voter Turnout Doesn’t Dampen Spirits

by Fatemeh Paryavi

Throughout the November 5 election day, clerks and judges at the various precincts around town anticipated a lower voter-turnout rate this year as opposed to two years ago, given only one challenger, along with the seven incumbents, was running. Voter … Read More

6 Nov 2019

The Farmers Market Displays Bright Bounties of Autumn

by Cathie Meetre

“Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun.” Or so wrote John Keats in 1819 of a rural English autumn – as it turned out, almost his last. He died from tuberculosis little more than a … Read More

6 Nov 2019

Cedars of Lebanon Reception Features Work by Local Artists

by John Drago

A reception for the artists whose works are currently on display at Cedars of Lebanon restaurant is scheduled for Sunday, November 17, from 3 to 5 p.m. This exhibit is the second in the continuing series of art shows provided … Read More

31 Oct 2019

Silke Pope’s Candidate Answer about Law Enforcement

(For technical reasons, (different from the last time), the News Review inadvertently did not include Silke Pope’s answer to progressive question 3 concerning the importance of accountability and transparency by law enforcement. Here is her answer to that question) I … Read More

31 Oct 2019

Continúa el festival anual de otoño Tradición de la diversión otoñal

by Kayla Kozak

El 26 de octubre se celebró el Festival de Otoño anual de Greenbelt en Schrom Hills Park, un sábado por la tarde lleno de diversión y eventos gratuitos para niños de todas las edades. Este año, el estacionamiento se llenó … Read More

30 Oct 2019

Council Opposes Engraving And Printing Move to BARC

by Diane Oberg

The Greenbelt City Council went on record opposing the proposal to move the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) to the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC). The vote at the October 28 council meeting was 6-1 with Councilmember Leta Mach … Read More

30 Oct 2019

Annual Fall Fest Continues Tradition of Autumn Fun

by Kayla Kozak

October 26 marked Greenbelt’s annual Fall Fest at Schrom Hills Park, a Saturday afternoon full of fun and free events for kids of all ages. This year, the parking lot was filled with attendees before the festival had been open … Read More

30 Oct 2019

Options Remain for Voting Friday Through Election Day

by Kathleen Gallagher

As Election Day approaches, most Greenbelt voters who still need to cast a ballot are probably intending to go to their assigned polling place on Tuesday, November 5 between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Nonetheless, at least through Monday morning, … Read More

30 Oct 2019

Turner Updates City Council On New Schools and Zoning

by Matthew Arbach

District 4 County Councilmember and Council Chair Todd Turner attended a Greenbelt City Council worksession on Wednesday, October 16 to give updates on topics such as recent legislation and the developing P3 school construction plan. Clarence Moseley, permits supervisor for … Read More

24 Oct 2019

Greenbelt Oeste Otra Vez Es Líder En El Registro De Nuevos Votantes

by Mary Moien

El martes 5 de noviembre, día de las elecciones en Greenbelt, habrá más de 1,000 recién registrados votantes en la ciudad. Este aumento en registros es impulsado en gran medida por los residentes recién registrados como votantes en Greenbelt Oeste. … Read More

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