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9 Jun 2021

Co-op to Provide Food, Drink For the New Deal Café, Soon

by Dan Gillotte, Mark Cheater

The New Deal Café and the Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket and Pharmacy are delighted to announce a new stage of cooperation in historic Roosevelt Center. The two cooperatives have an agreement in principle (pending final approval by their boards) that will … Read More

9 Jun 2021

Bike-Sharing to Bring Five Stations to Greenbelt Soon

by Julie Rapp

The Prince George’s County Capital Bikeshare program is planning to build five new bike stations in Greenbelt. This project was funded by a grant received by Prince George’s County. Molly Porter, a community planner with the city Department of Planning … Read More

9 Jun 2021

A Walk with Greenbelt Biota

by Kyla Hanington

When Jamie Jorgensen invited me to join Greenbelt Biota on a walk into the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center to see some “sexy heifers” my response was understandably immediate: “sign me up.” Unfortunately, that outing happened at a time I had … Read More

3 Jun 2021

Cambios en los límites de las escuelas Afectará a los estudiantes de Greenbelt

by Amy Hansen

El 27 de mayo, las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Prince George (PGCPS) publicaron el informe provisional de la Iniciativa Integral de Límites Escolares del distrito. El informe presenta los hallazgos de la primera fase de análisis de datos y … Read More

3 Jun 2021

Sitio de FEMA Vax

Cerrado Después de ocho semanas y 116,000 vacunas, el sitio de vacunación de FEMA ubicado en la estación de metro de Greenbelt cerró después del martes 1 de junio. Con la demanda de vacunación disminuida, el sitio completó su misión. … Read More

2 Jun 2021

George Mathews, Community Liaison, Will Retire in June

by Julie Rapp

George Mathews, the Greenbelt Police Department community relations liaison, is retiring June 18 after eight years in this position and a total of 42 years in law enforcement. Mathews started his career for the City of Hyattsville as a dispatcher … Read More

2 Jun 2021

Budget 2022: Council Nears Agreement On Budget but Issues Remain

by Diane Oberg

It was not always pretty but the Greenbelt City Council appeared to be nearing a consensus on how to balance the Fiscal Year 2022 budget at the second final budget worksession on May 26. It appears that a proposal by … Read More

2 Jun 2021

School Boundary Changes Will Affect Greenbelt Students

by Amy Hansen

Este artículo está disponible en español en nuestra página web www.greenbeltnewsreview.com. On May 27, Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) released the interim report for the system’s Comprehensive School Boundary Initiative. The report presents the findings from the first phase … Read More

27 May 2021

La comunidad de ERHS recibe nuevas canchas de baloncesto al aire libre

by Amy Hansen, traducido por Ana Fernandez

Sam Brin, hermano de Sergey Brin, uno de los fundadores de Google, donó $ 150,000 a la Asociación de Padres, Maestros y Estudiantes de la Escuela Secundaria Eleanor Roosevelt (ERHS por sus siglas en inglés) para la construcción de dos … Read More

27 May 2021

City’s Maglev DEIS Review Focuses on Inflated Benefits

by Pat Scully

The City of Greenbelt filed its comments on Monday, May 24, on the Baltimore-Washington SCMaglev Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). Greenbelt’s comments, which were endorsed by the City of College Park and the Town of Landover Hills, uncovered 222 pages … Read More

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