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25 Mar 2021

David Moran Retires After 26 Years with the City of Greenbelt

by Beverly Palau

At the end of the month, David Moran is retiring from his position as assistant city manager. Moran started working for the city on March 13, 1995, as a paid student intern and was hired to classified service as the … Read More

25 Mar 2021

Theater Expects to Reopen Once Staff Gets Vaccinated

by Brittany N. Gaddy

Old Greenbelt Theatre remains closed out of concern for the safety of its staff and patrons despite County Executive Angela Alsobrooks’ announcement March 11 that theaters may reopen at 50 percent of their maximum capacity. “We will not reopen until … Read More

18 Mar 2021

El concejo discute los cambios propuestos en las elecciones y la moratoria de ejecución hipotecaria

by Diane Oberg

Gran parte de la agenda en la reunión del 8 de marzo del Concejo Municipal de Greenbelt involucró temas agregados por el alcalde Colin Byrd que no habían sido discutidos previamente con sus colegas del Concejo ni revisados por el … Read More

17 Mar 2021

Local School Music Programs Adapt to Virtual Instruction

by Matthew Arbach

Music is one area where being together in person is an integral part, as performers connect to each other and an audience. Music teachers at Greenbelt Middle School (GMS) and Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) have endeavored, like all teachers … Read More

17 Mar 2021

Council Discusses Proposed Changes To Elections, Foreclosure Moratorium

by Diane Oberg

Much of the agenda at the March 8 meeting of the Greenbelt City Council involved items added by Mayor Colin Byrd that had not been previously discussed with his council colleagues or reviewed by city staff. These included changes to … Read More

17 Mar 2021

Greenbelt Museum Collects Covid-19 Memories, Crafts

by Julie Rapp

How has the pandemic impacted your life? How do we explain to future generations how Greenbelt citizens dealt with this life-changing event? The Greenbelt Museum would like to capture for future generations what it was like to survive healthwise, emotionally, … Read More

17 Mar 2021

Greenbelt Violin Maker Close To Completion of a Quartet

by Nicole DeWald

Later this year, if all goes well, the Niemisto family will enter the ranks of collectors who own a quartet of stringed instruments by an individual maker. In this case, the maker is Laurence “Larry” Anderson, one of eight artists … Read More

17 Mar 2021

County to Register Group 1C For Covid-19 Vaccinations

by Cathie Meetre

In a Covid-19 update issued Monday, March 15, County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announced that the county was inviting pre-registration to those eligible in Phase 1C. She also urges those in Phase 1B who have not yet been immunized to pre-register. … Read More

10 Mar 2021

Comida y Amistad Entregadas en la puerta

por Amy Hansen El Departamento de Recreación de Greenbelt celebró un año de entrega de comidas a las personas mayores que solían venir al Centro Comunitario los días de semana para el programa Food & Friendship. “En promedio, son entre … Read More

10 Mar 2021

Greenbelt Commits to Improve Landscapes for Pollinators

The Greenbelt City Council unanimously voted on February 22 to become a Bee City USA, joining many other cities and campuses across the country united in improving their landscapes for pollinators. Council’s action is the culmination of months of effort … Read More

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