Published continuously since the New Deal City of Greenbelt was founded in 1937, the News Review is delivered free to most Greenbelt residents. In 1970 we won a landmark First Amendment case in the Supreme Court.
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On October 13 Judge Vince Chhabria ordered a halt to closing or consolidating any Agricultural Research Service (ARS) laboratory or facility, including the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. In addition, he ordered that employees, positions and functions cannot be relocated or reassigned to different locations.
More in this week’s paper.
This article focuses on the September 14 City Council discussion of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the county,
Through dance, music, food and more, Greenbelt Unidos, meaning United Greenbelt, brought together residents to celebrate the city’s Hispanic community on Saturday, October 3. “I put this together because the city has never hosted an ...
This November there will be 10 questions from the county on the ballot for voters to consider. Five are charter amendments that range from “harmful business” taxes on liquor stores and self-storage units, for example, ...
The Greenbelt City Council met on September 28. A major item on council’s agenda was the second reading and adoption of a resolution creating a Tenant Advisory Board. (Other discussions and actions at the meeting ...
Pumpkin Queen Stacy Stewart has spent the past three years coordinating the Greenbelt Pumpkin Festival. This year’s Pumpkin Festival will
District 2 families, including Greenbelt, began and continue this school year without representation on the Board of Education despite an application period that was concluded even before the vacancy was announced. Board Chair Branndon Jackson ...
The beloved New Deal Café is dealing with some changes in funding and hours since the board’s decision not to renew the last vendor’s contract, which ended in July. However, the community behind it stays ...
The Greenbelt City Council meeting of September 14 covered a lot of ground. Extended in two increments of 30 and 5 minutes, respectively, it was still mercifully shorter than many past meetings. An article in ...