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Election 2025: Ten Candidates File For City Council Seats

Monday, September 22 was the deadline to file to run for Greenbelt City Council. This year 10 candidates were certified by the deadline. All incumbents are running for reelection and three challengers will also vie for one of the seven available seats. The candidates are as follows, in the order they will appear on the ballot: Frankie Fritz, William Orleans, Kristen Weaver, Silke Pope, Emmett Jordan, Rodney Roberts, Kevin “Coach K” Lockhart, Danielle McKinney, Jenni Pompi and Amy Knesel. The News Review will publish a biography for each. Candidate biographies are prepared by the candidates and published in the order they are received by the paper.

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Some Goddard Employees to Vacate Buildings Beginning This Week

On Monday, September 22 at 2:12 p.m. a memo from Associate Center Director Raymond J. Rubilotta was sent to all

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Danielle McKinney

Danielle McKinney has dedicated her career and her public service to helping people, organizations and communities grow. Elected to the

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Council Reviews Armory Concepts For Redevelopment or Demolition

On September 15, the Greenbelt City Council met with Taylora Imes-Thomas, project manager for the AMAR Group, who presented her

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Thanks for the Support: Here’s Why We Need It

The community has been generously responding to the News Review’s request for donations, and we sincerely thank everyone who was

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