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6 May 2021

Little League Takes the Field With First Outing of 2021

by Melinda Thompson

Spring Little League began for the first time in a year due to the pandemic, and parents and players are excited to get back on the field. Little League began in the fall for children ages 9 to 12, and … Read More

6 May 2021

Recreation Budget Session Demonstrates Resilience

by Matthew Arbach

The pandemic forced Greenbelt Recreation to “reinvent ourselves,” said Recreation Director Greg Varda, as programs quickly transitioned to a primarily on-line approach. With the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, Recreation is starting to slowly offer more in-person programming. Varda and his … Read More

6 May 2021

New Charging Stations Open For Plug-in Cars in Greenbelt

by Matthew Arbach

In response to the rise in numbers of plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) in Greenbelt, now at 119, the city has installed six new charging stations at the Municipal Building, Schrom Hills Park and the Springhill Lake Recreation Center (SHLRC). Information … Read More

28 Apr 2021

Sitio de vacunación de Greenbelt Administra 50.000 dosis

by Glory Ngwe

El Centro Comunitario de Vacunación de Greenbelt Metro (CVC) alcanzó 50,000 dosis de vacuna Covid-19 administradas el lunes 26 de abril. El hito llegó y pasó mientras el personal seguía moviendo a miles de personas. “Estamos dando aproximadamente 3,000 dosis … Read More

28 Apr 2021

En el centro de Vacunación del metro de Greenbelt se habla tu idioma

El Centro Comunitario de Vacunación de Greenbelt (CVC, por sus siglas en inglés) continúa trabajando para garantizar que todos los que deseen una vacuna puedan solicitarla, ofreciendo intérpretes en vivo a pedido de lenguaje de señas americano (ASL) e intérpretes … Read More

28 Apr 2021

Heads Up, Cover Your Ears! It’s 17-Year Cicada Time

by Julie Rapp

That is not a lawn mower or a chain saw you are hearing, but the sound of millions of cicadas known as Brood X returning after a 17-year hiatus. “Male cicadas will produce a mating call at 100 decibels, the … Read More

28 Apr 2021

Volunteers Beautify Attick Park By Weeding, Planting Natives

by Amy Hansen

This Earth Day Celebration was a community effort to restore native plant species to the environment around Buddy Attick Park on Saturday, April 24. Twenty-five volunteers worked for three hours with Public Works staff to remove weeds and invasive species, … Read More

28 Apr 2021

Greenbelt Vaccination Site Administers 50,000 Doses

by Glory Ngwe

The Greenbelt Metro Community Vaccination Center (CVC) reached 50,000 administered Covid-19 vaccine doses on Monday, April 26. The milestone came and went as the staff kept moving thousands of people through. “We are doing roughly 3,000 doses a day for … Read More

28 Apr 2021

New State Legislation Brings Changes to Local Policing

by Matthew Arbach

On April 10, Maryland became the first state to repeal the Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights (LEOBOR) as well as to enact new legislation concerning use of force by police and the investigation and discipline process for officers, among … Read More

22 Apr 2021

En la biblioteca

El Sistema de Bibliotecas Conmemorativas del Condado de Prince George (PGCMLS), por sus siglas en inglés) está entrando en la Fase 2 con servicios limitados a partir del jueves 22 de abril, con cita previa en bibliotecas seleccionadas. Se pueden … Read More

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