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13 Dec 2018

Bowers Briefs City Council On Staffing, Crime, Drugs

by Diane Oberg

Para leer este articulo en español, haga clic aqui. Though vacancies remain on the police force, Police Chief Richard Bowers is putting together strategies for hiring new police officers. And though violent crime is down, opportunistic theft of items out … Read More

13 Dec 2018

Co-op’s Solar Vision Reduces Costs and Carbon Footprint

by Cathie Meetre

Para leer este articulo en español, haga clic aqui. Up on the roof of the Co-op Supermarket, the picture is bleak. The flat, membrane-covered roof is past its end-of-life and rainwater frequently leaks into the store and offices. But the … Read More

13 Dec 2018

Some Unanswered Questions At WMATA Trail Meeting

by James Giese

It’s about an eighth of a mile between the new housing in the South Core of the Greenbelt Station development in Greenbelt West and the Metro Station, according to Mayor Emmett Jordan. The new Greenbelt Station residents expected to be … Read More

6 Dec 2018

El Consejo discute Greenbelt. Agenda legislativa para 2019.

by Gary Childs

¿Cuáles son los problemas más importantes que la ciudad de Greenbelt querría que sus representantes estatales y del condado presionen para lograr en las sesiones legislativas de 2019? De veinte o más temas importantes, ¿qué seleccionaría el consejo como los … Read More

5 Dec 2018

Accident Near Library

On December 3 at 1:15 p.m., Greenbelt police officers responded to a report of a vehicle collision at the pedestrian underpass near the Library. A white, Mercedes SUV had rolled over on its top on the pedestrian path below the … Read More

5 Dec 2018

New Collage Exhibit Searches Both Inward and Outward

by Nora Eckert

Upon first glance, the collages in Sylvie van Helden’s exhibit The View Within and Without appear to be a kaleidoscope of colors and shapes that come together in tantalizing geometric patterns. Inch closer, and see picturesof essential oils, pomegranates, leaves … Read More

5 Dec 2018

Come Celebrate Hanukkah At Mishkan Torah Synagogue

by Jeffrey Rosen

This week, Jews throughout the world are celebrating the eight-days of Hanukkah. This joyous festival, nicknamed the Festival of Lights because of the nightly lighting of candles, commemorates the victory of the Jewish people led by the Maccabee family against … Read More

29 Nov 2018

Residentes de bajos ingresos. Puede obtener servicios legales gratuitos.

by Emily Top

En Community Legal Services (CLS) del Condado de Prince George en Ivy Lane, los clientes de bajos ingresos pueden recibir asesoramiento legal, representación legal y educación legal, de forma gratuita. Según la directora ejecutiva Jessica Quincosa, CLS tiene actualmente 13 … Read More

28 Nov 2018

Gobble Wobble Participants Earn Their Holiday Meals

by Elena Macias

A bitter chill descended upon Thanksgiving Day this year but that didn’t stop members of the Greenbelt community from waking up bright and early to participate in one of its beloved Thanksgiving traditions: the Gobble Wobble Family Fun Run & … Read More

28 Nov 2018

Archive Project Hits Milestone: Team Seeks Missing Papers

by Deanna Dawson

Volunteers reached an important milestone this week, transferring newspapers from 1943 through 1963 to University of Maryland Libraries (UML). Working under the auspices of the Greenbelt Archive Project the volunteers have been busy preparing old issues of the News Review … Read More

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