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11 Feb 2021

El concejo habla sobre la vivienda la seguridad y la ayuda Covid-19

by Matt Arbach

por Matt Arbach A medida que el final de las moratorias para desalojos y ejecuciones hipotecarias se avecina rápidamente, el Ayuntamiento de Greenbelt ha convocado una reunión el 2 de febrero para abordar la seguridad del hogar y el tema … Read More

11 Feb 2021

Dr. Fauci responde a las preocupaciones sobre las vacunas en el condado de Prince George

by Brittany N. Gaddy

por Brittany N. Gaddy El lunes 8 de febrero, el Dr. Anthony Fauci, director del Instituto Nacional de Alergias y Enfermedades Infecciosas, se unió a la Ejecutiva del Condado, Angela Alsobrooks, en un seminario web en el que se discutieron … Read More

11 Feb 2021

Dr. Fauci Addresses Prince George’s Vaccine Concerns

by Brittany N. Gaddy

Este artículo está disponible en español en nuestra página web www.greenbeltnewsreview.com. On Monday, February 8, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, joined County Executive Angela Alsobrooks in a webinar discussing concerns surrounding Covid-19 … Read More

11 Feb 2021

Fire and Police Turn Out To Honor GVFD’s Bregman

by Amy Hansen

On Monday, February 8, the officers and members of Greenbelt Volunteer Fire Department (GVFD) were joined by members of the Prince George’s County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association, Greenbelt Police Department, Glenn Dale Volunteer Fire Department (Company 18), the Metropolitan … Read More

11 Feb 2021

Black History

Reel & Meal Screens CodeSwitching On Monday, February 15, Reel and Meal will screen CodeSwitching, a 2019 film about a voluntary school desegregation program that bused Boston youth to better-resourced suburban schools starting in the 1970s. Greenbelt Recreation Department sponsors … Read More

11 Feb 2021

I’m Honored to Have Been Part Of Greenbelt Reporting Its News

by Gary Childs

In a democracy, a free society where citizens work to forge a better life for themselves and their families, it is both a privilege and responsibility for citizens to report their news. The First Amendment guarantee of freedom of the … Read More

11 Feb 2021

Congress Requests GSA Plan For New Larger FBI HQ

by James Giese

According to recent press accounts, the proposal to relocate the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) headquarters to a new site, halted in 2017 by the Trump Administration, is back on track. The recently enacted omnibus spending bill requires the General … Read More

3 Feb 2021

County Vaccination Rollout Continues to Evolve Slowly

by Cathie Meetre

Rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations by Safeway (including the Greenbelt store) and Rite Aid pharmacies was promised on February 1 by the Maryland state Covid-19 website. But just after midnight on January 31, one insomniac reporter found that the sign-on site … Read More

3 Feb 2021

Council Talks Crime Prevention

by Matt Arbach

On January 27 the Greenbelt City Council met to discuss how best to deal with the increase in crime, most acutely violent crime, throughout the city. Franklin Park was the main focus, where homicides, particularly from shootings and aggravated assaults … Read More

3 Feb 2021

eBird App for Birders Yields Data for Bird Conservation

by Amy Hansen

For at least 10 minutes a day, Greenbelter Michel Cavigelli is a birder. He walks into his backyard or goes onto the paths at Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (BARC), pulls out his binoculars and phone, and watches. “I’m a nerd,” … Read More

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