After months of being inundated with commercials, debates, controversies and political attacks, Greenbelt residents had mixed emotions about casting their ballots for the next President of the United States. Outside the Community Center, Delo – res Goodall and Mona Schlossberg, who have b o t h l i v e d i n G r e e n b e l t f o r over 50 years, were glad the election is almost o v e r. “ We ’ v e been around since Herbert Hoover w a s p r e s i d e n t and have never s e e n a n y t h i n g like this,” said S c h l o s s b e r g . “We just hope whatever happens today is in the best interest of the country,” she added. Residents were pretty relaxed as they strolled into the Center to vote. More on this story in the paper. Click HERE.
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