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25 Jul 2018

Acrimonious but Unanimous Council Ponders Development

by Diane Oberg

Though nearly all the votes were unanimous, the room was filled with tension and raised voices at the July 9 regular meeting of the Greenbelt City Council. Mayor Emmett Jordan gaveled down Councilmember Rodney Roberts for comments he made about … Read More

25 Jul 2018

1939 Film “The City” Screens At Old Greenbelt Theatre

by Chris Rogers-Spatuzzi

The City, a 1939 film that depicts Greenbelt as an ideal place to live, will be shown at the Old Greenbelt Theatre at 1 p.m. on Sunday, August 5. After the screening, at 2 p.m., the Greenbelt Museum will offer … Read More

25 Jul 2018

Goldson Named County Schools Prince George’s Interim CEO

by Chris Rogers-Spatuzzi

Dr. Monica Goldson was named new interim chief executive officer of Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS), according to a press release from the school district’s communications office. Goldson, who has spent her entire 27-year education career with PGCPS, was … Read More

19 Jul 2018

Los consejeros aseguran que todos los campistas estén incluidos en el campamento de verano

by Chris Rogers-Spatuzzi

Nos gustaría ofrecer más de nuestras noticias en español. Si puede ayudar a traducir, póngase en contacto con el periódico en editor@greenbeltnewsreview.com Esta muestra fue producida con un traductor automático. Cada verano, el Departamento de Recreación de Greenbelt organiza campamentos … Read More

19 Jul 2018

Counselors Ensure All Campers Are Included at Summer Camp

by Chris Rogers-Spatuzzi

Each summer, the Greenbelt Department of Recreation hosts summer camps for kids ages three- and-a-half to 17. Over 250 children take part in each two-week session of these programs. Part of the Department of Recreation’s mission is to make every child … Read More

19 Jul 2018

GCF Grants Help FONDCA, Archive Project, Pumpkin Fest

by Dorrie Bates

The Greenbelt Community Foundation (GCF) announces that three local organizations have been awarded grants in its latest funding cycle. The Greenbelt Archive Project, the Friends of the New Deal Café (FONDCA) and the Greenbelt Pumpkin Festival have all received grants … Read More

19 Jul 2018

CDCG Announces Completion Of Yearlong Greenbriar Project

by Aileen Kroll

The Center for Dynamic Community Governance (CDCG), a Greenbelt-based non-profit organization, recently completed a yearlong, city-funded project to help Greenbriar residents address obstacles impacting their use of Greenbelt services, particularly those offered through CARES and GAIL. CDCG employed Dynamic Community Governance … Read More

19 Jul 2018

Greenbelt Welcomes Visitors Seeking Knowledge of Co-ops

by Leta Mach

Being well-known for its many cooperatives, Greenbelt frequently welcomes visitors who wish to learn more about coop businesses. On behalf of the Greenbelt Cooperative Alliance, Leta Mach recently helped arrange two such visits. On May 11, visitors came from the National … Read More

12 Jul 2018

Vehicle Engulfed by Fire At Crescent and Lakeside

by Cathie Meetre

On Thursday, July 5, at around 11:30 p.m., residents of homes around the intersection of Crescent Road and Lakeside Drive thought they heard firecrackers. They didn’t find this very surprising given the recent July 4 celebrations and the tendency of … Read More

12 Jul 2018

Greenbelt Native Son Pursues Baseball Broadcasting Dream

by Chris Rogers-Spatuzzi

The crack of the bat. The sound of the baseball hitting the first baseman’s glove. The cheers of the crowd.These sights and sounds of the ballpark are part of the daily routine for Jesse Goldberg-Strassler, a Greenbelt native and the … Read More

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