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FBI Headquarters: Politicians Rally at Metro Station To Challenge Criteria Changes

“The purpose of this is to say ‘This is Prince George’s County!’” U.S. Representative Steny Hoyer told the News Review on Friday, November 4, gesturing to the array of leaders and politicians from across the county who had gathered at Greenbelt Metro station. County Executive Angela Alsobrooks called the press conference to advocate for bringing […]

Turner Resigns from District 4 For Short Representation Hiatus

On Saturday, October 22 Todd Turner, who has been Greenbelt’s representative to Prince George’s County Council since 2014, resigned. Turner stepped down after being nominated for the position of executive director of the Office of Ethics and Accountability (OEA) by County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, an appointment that the council would vote upon. On Monday, October […]

School Boundary Changes Impact Greenbelt Elementary and Middle

On October 13, the Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Board met at a worksession to discuss the School Boundary Initiative and hear the previously selected school utilization proposal from Chief Executive Officer Dr. Monica Goldson. The primary issue the initiative is seeking to address pertains to the over- and under-utilization of school buildings. Goldson […]

Board of Ed. Race: Joshua Thomas Withdraws, New Candidate Enters

Two side-by-side profile shots. One shows a Black man wearing a gray suit in front of an outdoor backdrop with trees. The other shows a brown-haired white woman with glasses and a blue collared shirt, against an indoor background.

Joshua Thomas, current Board of Education member for District 2 and an Eleanor Roosevelt High School graduate, has withdrawn his name from the ballot as of August 15. Thomas, who is finishing his first term and fourth year on the board, said he would be releasing an official statement in the next couple of weeks, […]

Cub Scouts Do Their Best To Clean Up Forest Preserve

Ranging in age from the smallest Lions (kindergarten) to Webelo Arrow of Light scouts (5th grade), Greenbelt Cub Scout Pack 202 and their families showed up in force to help clean up the Forest Preserve earlier this month. On the first cool autumnal Saturday morning, October 5, Jason Martin, city environmental coordinator, provided grabbers and […]