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3 Oct 2019

CRAB Report Lists Guidelines For Police Military Equipment Use

by Sara Chernikoff

At its Monday, September 23 meeting, the Greenbelt City Council voted to accept a report from the Community Relations Advisory Board (CRAB) concerning local police departments obtaining and using military equipment. Accepting the report means that council will consider the … Read More

3 Oct 2019

October Is National Co-op Month. What, Exactly, Is a Cooperative?

by Leta Mach

C o – o p M o n t h h a s b e e n celebrated annually in October across the United States for more than half a century. It is a time for cooperative businesses to reflect … Read More

3 Oct 2019

Candidates Discuss Why They are Running for Council

Each individual running for council has the opportunity to answer four questions posed by this newspaper, one in each of four week prior to the election. Take a look at what they stand for and cast your vote. Click Here … Read More

28 Sep 2019

Registro de votantes para la elección de la Ciudad cierra el 7 de octubre

by Kathleen Gallagher

¿Has estado postergando? Es demasiado tarde para postularse para el concejo municipal. Es demasiado tarde para firmar la petición de un candidato. Pero todavía hay tiempo para registrarse para votar en las elecciones de Greenbelt del 5 de noviembre. Estar … Read More

26 Sep 2019

Dora Kennedy French Immersion Has Acting Principal

by Kayla Kozak

As the month of September draws to a close, Dora Kennedy French Immersion School’s academic year is once again in full swing. This semester, an important new faculty member walks the halls. While acting Principal Cynthia Rogers may be new … Read More

26 Sep 2019

Clinical Choice Services Grow; Partners with Local Foundation

by Aneurin Canham-Clyne

Greenbelter Teresa Maxwell struggled to find help for her son Michael’s depression. Now Maxwell hopes a new therapy practice in College Park can help people suffering from mental health issues, like depression, before they commit suicide, like Maxwell’s son, who … Read More

26 Sep 2019

ERHS Students Metro to D.C. To Protest Climate Action

by Frank Gervasi

Forty-seven mostly Science and Technology students from Eleanor Roosevelt High School gathered Friday morning at the Greenbelt Metro. They were on their way to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Climate Strike, to demand action on averting the climate crisis. … Read More

19 Sep 2019

Comienzan las clases de circo en septiembre Ofrecen Spooky Shakespeare

by Fatemeh Paryavi

Las clases de circo de Mike Funt, dirigidas a niños y adultos, y las clases de Spooky Shakespeare dirigidas a adolescentes comenzaron el sábado 14 de septiembre. En las clases de circo, a los estudiantes se les enseña una amplia … Read More

18 Sep 2019

FCC Rule Change Threatens Greenbelt Access Television

by Aneurin Canham-Clyne

A new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule change could threaten the funding sources for local public access television stations, including Greenbelt Access Television (GATe), said board member Konrad Herling in an interview with the News Review. The new rule passed … Read More

18 Sep 2019

Councilmembers Grill NRP At Development Dialogue

by Grace Todd

The proposed multi-family development and mixed-use space at Capital Office Park would include apartments, hot tubs and a dog park, but the Greenbelt City Council wanted to know if it would include childcare, recreation and retail. The proposal, presented at … Read More

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