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3 Jan 2019

Stories on How the Government Shutdown is Affecting Greenbelters.

by Gary Childs

There are several stories on this topic throughout the newspaper. How is the U.S. government partial shutdown affecting people who live in Greenbelt? The News Review invited a large cross-section of Greenbelt residents, via the Greenbelters page on Facebook, to … Read More

3 Jan 2019

Greenbelter Jaden Dirksen Earns Eagle Scout Award

by Jonathan Murray

It took almost eight years, but Greenbelt resident Jaden Dirksen of Boy Scout Troop 214, chartered to the Prince George’s County Elks Lodge #1778 in Riverdale, reached a lifetime goal by earning his Eagle Scout badge, the highest rank awarded … Read More

26 Dec 2018

ERHS Student Self-Portraits On Display at BWI Airport

The Maryland Art Education Association and Thurgood Marshall Baltimore Washington International Airport partnered to present a juried youth exhibit in the Youth Art Gallery of BWI. The theme was The Many Faces of Maryland. A total of 24 portraits were … Read More

26 Dec 2018

Stream Restoration Planned Near University Square Aptartments

by Diane Oberg

If all goes according to plan, come June contractors for the Prince George’s County Department of the Environment (DOE) will begin an outfall and stream restoration project northwest of the basketball court at University Square apartments. The Greenbelt City Council … Read More

26 Dec 2018

Greenbelt Station Celebrates Holidays in Its New Park

by Kristen Weaver

The Greenbelt Station neighborhood was thrilled to be able to use their central park for its first official event, a holiday party on Saturday, December 15, organized by the Activities Committee of the homeowners association. About 130 Greenbelt Station residents … Read More

25 Dec 2018

‘Tis the Season to Celebrate the Worth and Dignity of all People

by Gary Childs

Could a United Nations decision made in 1948 actually be Greenbelt news? In the case of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the answer is absolutely yes. Monday, December 10, was the 70-year anniversary of the United Nations adoption of … Read More

25 Dec 2018

Greenbelt conmemora la declaración universal de Eleanor

by Gary Childs, translated by Ana Fernandez

¿Podría una decisión de las Naciones Unidas tomada en 1948 ser realmente noticia en Greenbelt? En el caso de la Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos, la respuesta es absolutamente sí. El lunes, 10 de diciembre, fue el 70 aniversario … Read More

25 Dec 2018

Julie McHale, of Many Hats, Retires After 33 Fun Years

by Matthew Arbach

Julie McHale, director of the Greenbelt Recreation Department, is retiring at the end of the year after a 33-year career. During that time she has worn many hats, won many distinctions and developed many enriching programs for the old and … Read More

13 Dec 2018

Bowers Informa al Concejo de la Ciudad sobre la Contratación de Personal, Crimen, Drogas

by Diane Oberg

Aunque sigue habiendo puestos vacantes en la fuerza policial, el jefe de policía Richard Bowers está armando estrategias para contratar nuevos oficiales de policía. Y aunque el crimen violento ha disminuido, el hurto de artículos de adentro de autos que … Read More

13 Dec 2018

El Supermercado Greenbelt Co-op Necesita un Techo Nuevo, Quiere un Sistema de Energía Solar.

by Cathie Meetre

El techo plano y cubierto con membrana del supermercado Greenbelt Co-op es muy antiguo: ha pasado su fin de vida. El agua corriente frecuentemente se filtra hacia la tienda y las oficinas. Pero no hay mal que por bien no venga: la necesidad urgente de un … Read More

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