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13 Jan 2021

Covid-19 Vaccination Stats For Prince George’s County

by Cathie Meetre

Prince George’s County is beginning to ramp up the number of Covid-19 vaccinations administered, but seems to be behind most Maryland counties in the numbers of residents vaccinated, even bearing in mind possible reporting delays. The first few county vaccinations … Read More

13 Jan 2021

ERHS Mentoring Program Wins $25K State Farm Grant

by Julie Rapp

A State Farm neighborhood assistance grant went to Imara (ee-mah-rah) Roose, a local mentoring program based at Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS). The Imara Roose program was selected out of 2,000 applicants nationwide after a 10-day crowd-sourcing campaign that solicited … Read More

6 Jan 2021

El condado ofrece escasas noticias Sobre la disponibilidad de vacunas

by Cathie Meetre

El Departamento de Salud del Condado de Prince George está comenzando a implementar el programa de vacunación contra el Covid-19. Al anunciar que se encontraba actualmente en la fase 1A de distribución (trabajadores de salud y esenciales), el condado señaló … Read More

6 Jan 2021

Master Patrol Officer Chris Peters Critically Injured

by Cathie Meetre

On Saturday, January 2, at approximately 10 p.m., a Greenbelt police officer sustained serious injuries as a result of being struck by a vehicle while on foot assisting the U.S. Park Police with a traffic accident on Edmonston Road north … Read More

6 Jan 2021

Greenbelt Arts Center Presents Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

by Jon Gardner

The Rude Mechanicals, in residence at Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC), will perform William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night: or What You Will live online on Saturday, January 9 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, January 10 at 2:30 p.m. Shakespeare was commissioned by … Read More

6 Jan 2021

City Budget Still in the Black But Fiscal Uncertainties Remain

by Diane Oberg

Greenbelt is in excellent financial condition and its revenue stream is sound, City Treasurer Bertha Gaymon told the Greenbelt City Council at a December 28 work session. Her written report and related budget table are available on the city’s website … Read More

6 Jan 2021

P.G. County Offers Little News On Covid Vaccine Availability

by Cathie Meetre

Este artículo está disponible en español en nuestra página web www.greenbeltnewsreview.com. The Prince George’s County Health Department is beginning to roll out Covid-19 vaccinations. Announcing that it was currently in the 1A phase of distribution (health and essential workers), the … Read More

31 Dec 2020

The Pandemic of 2020: How It Affected the Lives of Greenbelters

by Amy Hansen, Carol Griffith, Lesley Kash

Life for Greenbelt residents, as for everybody else in the world, was significantly altered as we adjusted to life in the midst of a serious pandemic. We were sequestered at home, except for forays to the supermarket and other essential … Read More

31 Dec 2020

Black Lives Matter Vigils

Greenbelt residents organized rallies, demonstrations and vigils in response to the May 25 death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. In the immediate aftermath, Mayor Colin Byrd and Police Chief Richard Bowers both issued statements. Byrd encouraged Greenbelters to consider how … Read More

31 Dec 2020

Co-op Had a Blockbuster Year

In a year of significant change for the Co-op Supermarket, it got new leadership, a new roof and a new solar array. Incoming Manager Dan Gillotte, joining the store to replace retiring 35-year Manager Bob Davis, was immediately plunged into … Read More

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