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This is Part 2 in a series of remembrances of former Mayor Gil Weidenfeld, who died on July 4 at
Following a marathon special meeting on Thursday evening, July 23, an unprecedented number of members of the Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI) housing cooperative voted and, by a nearly 4 to 1 margin — 580 yes ...
What makes Greenbelt outstanding? The resident who was granted the city’s Outstanding Citizen award at last year’s Greenbelt Labor Day Festival might say, “kindness.” Whether through litter cleanup, literacy programs, food and essentials distribution, neighborhood ...
The process to replace outgoing District 2 Board of Education member Jonathan Briggs, whose date of resignation is still unclear, is being run by the office of the county executive, not the county council. This ...
This is Part 1 of a two-part series remembering Former Mayor of Greenbelt Gil Weidenfeld. This first article focuses on
Greenbelt Middle School’s (GMS) beloved principal, Marcellus Clement, announced on Friday, July 10 that he will leave the school after leading it for five years. Clement said he had been given an “expanded opportunity” as ...
Jonathan Briggs, who represented District 2, which includes Greenbelt, on the Prince George’s County Board of Education, has resigned, effective June 26 or June 30*. Almost three weeks later, his constituents and the media had ...
On July 13, the Greenbelt City Council voted unanimously to extend collective bargaining rights to a wide array of the city’s employees, closing out months of discussion that began when a group of Public Works ...