Washington and Williams Sponsor Election Info Forum
On Tuesday, September 15 two of Greenbelt’s State Delegates, Alonzo Washington and Nicole Williams, co-hosted an election information forum featuring longtime Prince George’s County’s Elections Administrator Alisha Alexander. Washington and Williams both addressed concerns voters had following the primary election and potential problems and confusion regarding the general election as well. Washington cited Governor Larry […]
Moechella: Franklin Park’s Party with a Purpose: Vote!

The soundcheck was a musical cacophony from the parking garage as the drums and guitars competed to find their pitch. The TOB Band made their final adjustments from the back of the flatbed. The truck began its pied-piper drive through Franklin Park as the go-go beat began its syncopated siren call to residents to follow […]
Drum Circle Marks Equinox, Celebrates Life and Wellness

The sound of drums floated through the evening air at a local pavilion last week. Over a dozen people gathered to honor the fall equinox with a drum circle led by Katy Gaughan. The circle was part of a series of programs called Drumming for Wellness Community Drum Circles. Gaughan is offering the program in […]
City’s Dog Park Reopened With New Rules and Fees

As of Saturday, September 26 at 7 a.m., the city’s Dog Park, located on Hanover Drive off Hanover Parkway, has reopened. This was the result of a vote by the Greenbelt City Council at their Wednesday, September 23 worksession, where they decided on a new set of rules, permit requirements and a new fee structure […]
Elecciones 2020: Todo lo que necesitas saber Acerca de la votación en las elecciones de 2020
Durante un tiempo pareció que este nuevo método tripartito de votación sería demasiado extraño y demasiado complicado para funcionar, especialmente con la poca antelación que proporciona una pandemia, pero una por una las piezas van encajando. Este artículo proporcionará los conceptos básicos sobre cuándo y dónde de estos métodos, pero hay mucha más información disponible […]
Council Considers Anti-Maglev Strategy, Reopening, Statues
At its September 14 meeting the Greenbelt City Council considered two plans to oppose the SCMaglev train. They will also send a letter in opposition to a potential statue garden in Greenbelt Park. Council was supportive of staff proposals to oppose the maglev project. The first maglev agenda item was a step toward creating a […]
Distance Learning at ERHS: Virtual Reality Relationships
With the 2020-2021 school year beginning on August 31, the Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) community is adjusting to a full semester of virtual learning. ERHS is operating on their normal 8:45 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. eight-period bell schedule for live classes, with Wednesdays reserved for asynchronous work and enrichment if necessary. This plan will […]
Election 2020: Everything You Need to Know About Voting in the 2020 Election

Este artículo está disponible en español en nuestra página web www.greenbeltnewsreview.com. For a while it seemed as though this new tripartite method of voting would be too strange and too complicated to work, especially on the short notice provided by a pandemic, but one by one the pieces are falling into place. This article will […]
New Deal Auction Over $12K Mark, Wins Best of D.C. Award
A basket of goodies from Bobo’s Oat Bars, a hand-woven Indian rug, three bags of compost and private lessons on everything from playing the guitar to parenting: these are just some of the unique items and experiences that can be found at the New Deal Café’s online fundraising auction, called Let’s Make a New Deal, […]
Censo Drive-Through
Miércoles 23 de septiembre 4-7 p.m. Beltway Plaza Estacionamiento trasero En cinco minutos, sin salir del coche, 31% de los residentes de Greenbelt que no han sido contados pueden completar el formulario del Censo, que no contiene ninguna pregunta de ciudadanía. Cada persona que complete el formulario recibirá una tarjeta de regalo y podrá participar […]