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17 Oct 2019

Un profesor de ERHS escribe un libro de texto de inglés para hispanohablantes

by Matthew Arbach

El profesor de Eleanor Roosevelt High School Hubert Willoughby vió la necesidad de un sistema de enseñanza de inglés a hispanohablantes que cubriera sus necesidades únicas. El resultado es su nuevo libro Inglés Americano para hispanohablantes. El libro personaliza el … Read More

16 Oct 2019

Goldberg-Strassler Named Sports Broadcaster of the Year

by Fatemeh Paryavi

Jesse Goldberg-Strassler, former Greenbelter and broadcaster of Lansing Lugnuts, received the 2019 Broadcaster of the Year award. Goldberg-Strassler is the author of The Baseball Thesaurus and The Football Thesaurus and the award winner of the 2013 Midwest League Broadcaster award. … Read More

16 Oct 2019

Cub Scouts Do Their Best To Clean Up Forest Preserve

by Anna Bedford-Dillow

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 … Read More

16 Oct 2019

Museum Lecture On Mapping Racism

The Greenbelt Museum will host a lecture this Thursday, October 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 201 of the Community Center, entitled Mapping Racism. Stuart Eisenberg, executive director of the Hyattsville CDC (HCDC), will talk about that organization’s multi-faceted project … Read More

10 Oct 2019

Foro Público anuncia los Acuerdos y desacuerdos de los candidatos

by Gracie Todd

El jueves 3 de octubre, los Candidatos del Concejo Municipal hicieron una reunión introductoria, en la cual le dieron al público la oportunidad de conocer a los candidatos, mostraron alarma por el consejo sobre un posible proyecto maglev y plantearon … Read More

9 Oct 2019

Rezoning Briefing Continues Concerns, Calms Some Fears

by Cathie Meetre

This is part one of a two-part series about a recent worksession at which the Greenbelt City Council was briefed on the proposed Prince George’s County zoning changes which will likely be voted on in November, 2020. Rezoning and the … Read More

9 Oct 2019

Public Forum Airs Candidate Agreements and Disagreements

by Gracie Todd

The City Council Candidates Meet and Greet on Thursday, October 3, gave the public a chance to meet candidates, displayed council alarm about a potential maglev project and raised questions about establishment government. Including the candidates, there were about 25 … Read More

9 Oct 2019

Absentee Voting, Early Voting Available to Voters Next Week

by Kathleen Gallagher

It’s hard to believe. Given that at this writing not all the candidate signs are posted, little campaign literature has surfaced, there is still Q&A to be dealt with in this paper, and the number of candidates running for city … Read More

9 Oct 2019

FPAB Revises Stewardship Guidelines at Worksession

by Matthew Arbach

On Wednesday, September 25, representatives of the Forest Preserve Advisory Board (FPAB) shared edits to the portion of the City Code that spells out the Forest Preserve Code, Stewardship Guidelines and Health Assessment at a worksession of the Greenbelt City … Read More

3 Oct 2019

Reporte Enumera Pautas Para El Uso De Equipo Militar Por La Policía

by Sara Chernikoff

Lunes el 23 de septiembre, el concejo municipal de Greenbelt votó aceptar un reporte del Concejo Consultivo de Relaciones Comunitarias (CRAB, por sus siglas en inglés) respecto a la obtención de equipo militar por parte del departamento de policía. Aceptar … Read More

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