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 19, members of the city administrative staff met with the Greenbelt City Council in a worksession to evaluate
At the October 12 Greenbelt City Council meeting, within its consent agenda, council approved a letter from Mayor Emmett Jordan to County Executive Aisha Braveboy regarding the continued District 2 Board of Education vacancy and ...
Patrick Ready grew up in Greenbelt and lives here still. He was in the first graduating class at St. Hugh of Grenoble Catholic Elementary School, then attended DeMatha Catholic High School. He attended the University ...
In the October 8 issue we reported on the county charter amendments that voters will see on their ballot. In the October 15 issue we reported on the county bond issues. That reporting followed feedback ...
Many Greenbelt residents have recently expressed a loss of confidence in the U.S. Postal Service’s ability to deliver the mail
The two candidates running for the Prince George’s County School Board District 2 seat, Terence Clegg and Caroline Decaire-Goldin, came together on the evening of Thursday, October 15 for a packed public forum at Springhill ...
The Greenbelt City Council meeting of October 12 was jam-packed with items from the prosaic to the weighty, though with mostly good news and promising initiatives. Some surprisingly controversial items fluffed up a few fervent ...
On September 23, the Greenbelt City Council resumed its discussion with the city’s Board of Elections (BOE) on the implementation of ranked choice voting (RCV) for city elections. Representing BOE were: Nicole Shyong, chair; Steve ...