Reviving a Rite of Summer: Corner Lemonade Stand

Neighborhood friends sold freshsqueezed lemonade on Saturday, July 30. After paying “overhead” for signage, cups, straws, ice, water, lemons, sugar and workers, $2.45 was earned and will be donated to the Greenbelt Animal Shelter. What the child r e n l e a r n e d : teamwork (Isaiah Watson); how to squeeze lemons (Danzson CeldranTaylor); how to count the money (Joshua Watson). Isaiah enjoyed checking for customers down the hill. Joshua was charged with pouring the lemonade and handing out straws. DanReviving a Rite of Summer: Corner Lemonade Stand by Li’l Dan Celdran zson liked the whole experience, especially making money.

Neighbor friend Christian C. helps the kids count their earnings. (Danzson, Isaiah, Christian C., Joshua). Photo by Tonya Johnson

Incumbent Councilmembers Jenni Pompi and Silke Pope have filed for Greenbelt City Council. Their nomination forms have been certified by

Jenni Pompi has called Prince George’s County home for more than 25 years and has lived in Greenbelt with her

Silke Pope’s journey in public service began with her involvement in Greenbelt’s Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC), which paved the