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This year’s Greenbelt Youth Musical is Buried Treasure, an enchanting story about three high school students who fall down a mineshaft in the abandoned Treasure Trove mine and find themselves in the mythical Underworld. The trio’s subterranean adventure forces them to confront the idealized surface identities they have constructed. As the teens acknowledge the flaws they previously denied, they are able to grow in courage, wisdom and goodness.
Read the story in the March 2 News Review
Greenbelt’s monthly free produce distribution, organized by the Greenbelt Assistance in Living (GAIL) program, is still running despite recent federal
Since March 2023 Greenbelt residents have been leading an effort to characterize the biodiversity of benthic macroinvertebrates living in Canyon
The Greenbelt City Council voted on June 2 to approve plans to electrify the various city vehicles. The Fleet and
Fierce storms on Thursday, June 19 brought flooding to the Youth Center, Braden Field and St. Hugh’s Church among others.
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