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27 Dec 2023

Parents, PTSAs Call for Crossing Guards at All Greenbelt Schools

by Cavit Ireland, Jon Dennis

Parents and students in Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) are increasingly concerned by the lack of crossing guards at their schools and many know it’s an extreme safety hazard. These concerns were made tragic reality on November 20, when … Read More

27 Dec 2023

Bring Along a Shopping Bag Starting on Monday, January 1

On January 1, the City of Greenbelt’s Bring Your Own Bag ordinance and Prince George’s County’s similar Better Bag Bill go into effect to reduce single-use plastic bag use and litter. What Does This Mean? Greenbelt retail establishments will be … Read More

27 Dec 2023

Honk! Situation Band Leads A Solstice Parade of Lights

by Bonnie Schrack

Greenbelters of all ages turned out on Friday evening for an enjoyable new way to celebrate the season: a parade of lights that began at the Firefly Sanctuary and ended at Roosevelt Center with a concert. Lights of all kinds … Read More

21 Dec 2023

Judith “J” Davis Leaves Long Legacy of Momentum, Growth

by Lois Rosado

Judith “J” Davis served the City of Greenbelt for almost 50 years. Thirty of those were on Greenbelt’s City Council, where she was the city’s longest-serving mayor and a councilmember until this year, when she decided not to run for … Read More

21 Dec 2023

Council Hears Request from PSAC To Review Officer-Involved Shootings

by Diane Oberg

On Monday, December 4, the Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) met with the Greenbelt City Council for a periodic review. After a brief discussion of the group’s activities since their last meeting with council two years ago, Mayor Emmett Jordan … Read More

21 Dec 2023

Shop With A Cop Brings Holiday Cheer to Greenbelt Children

by Anna Bedford-Dillow

On Saturday, December 16, Greenbelt Police Officers spent the morning shopping at Target with preselected students from Springhill Lake Elementary and Greenbelt Elementary schools for their annual Shop With A Cop event. They met at Target at 8:30 a.m. and … Read More

20 Dec 2023

Girl Scouts from Troop 23007 Win Silver Awards for Projects

by Holly Wheeler

One of the fundamental principles of the Girl Scout Law is to make the world a better place. And in the past year, nine Girl Scouts from Greenbelt Troop 23007 have done exactly that – and earned their Girl Scout … Read More

13 Dec 2023

Vacancy Process

Any qualified voter who is at least 18 years of age may be nominated for the office of member of council upon filing at the office of the City Clerk: – A nominating petition signed by not fewer than 50 … Read More

13 Dec 2023

Council Decides on Process For Filling Their Vacant Seat

by Michael Zeliff

On Monday, December 11, the Greenbelt City Council addressed the issue of filling the vacancy on the council caused by the recent death of Councilmember Ric Gordon. The Greenbelt City Charter, in section 32 under Elections, defines this process: “If … Read More

13 Dec 2023

Hanukkah Party Brings Light To a Gray and Rainy Sunday

by Karen Knee

The clouds were heavy and gray, but inside Mishkan Torah the mood on December 10 was festive and bright. About 50 people, from toddlers to seniors, attended the free event, which took place on the third of Hanukkah’s eight days. … Read More

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