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14 Nov 2019

Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado Baten el Récord de Inscripción, Un Aumento de 4000

by Aneurin Canham-Clyne

La inscripción a escuelas en todo el condado de Prince George está aumentando, incluso en escuelas como Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) que ya han superado su capacidad oficial. Según un comunicado de prensa publicado por las Escuelas Públicas del … Read More

13 Nov 2019

Byrd Elected and Sworn In As New Mayor of Greenbelt

by Gary Childs

Colin Byrd was elected and sworn in as mayor of Greenbelt by the newly elected city councilmembers at their Monday, November 11 meeting. The city charter specifies that at its first meeting following a regular election, the council will choose … Read More

13 Nov 2019

Greenbelt Theatre Reopens With New Auditorium Revealed

by India Afriyie

On Saturday evening, November 9, movie lovers gathered at the Old Greenbelt Theatre for the Renovation Reception hosted by Friends of Greenbelt Theatre (FGT). This reception celebrated the unveiling of a new auditorium. The sold-out event showcased the new auditorium, … Read More

13 Nov 2019

Co-op Reports $164k FY19 Loss, Discusses Causes, Proposes Fixes

by Grace Kathleen Todd

Saturday, November 9, saw the Annual Membership Meeting of the Greenbelt Consumer Supermarket and Pharmacy, more colloquially known as the Co-op. Over 200 members attended, several times the usual number. Co-op has been in the news this year with its … Read More

13 Nov 2019

County Public Schools Show Record Enrollment, Up 4,000

by Aneurin Canham-Clyne

Enrollment at schools throughout Prince George’s County is increasing, including at schools like Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) that are over their official capacity. According to a press release put out by the Prince George’s County Public Schools, enrollment throughout … Read More

8 Nov 2019

Byrd, Highest Vote Getter, Youngest Greenbelt Mayor

by Callie Tansill-Suddath

Con un total de 1769 votos, Colin Byrd fue reelegido para el consejo y probablemente se convertirá en el nuevo alcalde de Greenbelt. A los 27 años, es la persona más joven en ser elegida alcalde de Greenbelt. Emmett Jordan, … Read More

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

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