Concejo discute sobre crimen y recreación en Franklin Park
(Este es el segundo artículo de la serie sobre la reunión de partes interesadas representantes de la ciudad de Greenbelt con representantes de Franklin Park). El 19 de diciembre, el Concejo de la Ciudad de Greenbelt se reunió con seis representantes de Franklin Park, el jefe de policía Richard Bowers y otros para discutir asuntos […]
Council Discusses Franklin Park Crime and Recreation
(This is the second article in the series on the City of Greenbelt’s Stakeholder Meeting with Franklin Park Representatives.) On December 19, the Greenbelt City Council sat down with six Franklin Park representatives, Police Chief Richard Bowers and others to discuss matters of public safety and recreation. The meeting was held at Greenbelt Station. Crime […]
Shutdown Affects ERHS Student Internship Programs
Due to the recent government shutdown, internship sites such as NASA and the USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center were closed for several weeks. This left 19 Eleanor Roosevelt High School interns who had already been assigned to the sites without any means of obtaining research for their projects during those 34 days. These projects are […]
Red Cross Volunteers Install Free 10-Year Smoke Alarms
There are many ways to serve the community. Instead of providing food for those in need or cleaning up a park, volunteers served their neighbors by installing smoke alarms. On Saturday, January 19, a group of volunteers with the Red Cross Home Fire Campaign installed free 10-year smoke alarms in Windsor Green, Greenbrook Village and […]
Council Is Briefed on City’s Budgets for This Year, Next
On Wednesday, January 9, the Greenbelt City Council received a briefing on the current fiscal year (2019) budget and shared their ideas as to what each councilmember hoped would be included in the Fiscal Year 2020 budget. City Treasurer Jeff Williams told council that he expects the current year budget to show a small surplus […]
Voluntarios llenan el Beltway Plaza para celebrar el día de MLK
Cerca de 400 voluntarios se presentaron en el centro comercial Beltway Plaza el lunes 21 de enero para armar y distribuir bolsas de comestibles gratis para los necesitados. El evento, llamado “A Day ON to Feed the Community”, brindó a los voluntarios la oportunidad de celebrar el día festivo federal del cumpleaños del Dr. Martin […]
El ayuntamiento, Franklin Park discuten mejoras.
La sesión del ayuntamiento de la ciudad de Greenbelt del 19 de diciembre, con representantes de Franklin Park y otras partes interesadas, que tuvo lugar en los apartamentos de Greenbelt Station, fue notable por la participación de seis representantes del complejo de apartamentos de 2,800 unidades en Greenbelt oeste y la conducta práctica y seria […]
Volunteers Flood Mall: Mark MLK Day Through Service
Nearly 400 volunteers showed up at Beltway Plaza on Monday, January 21 to assemble and distribute bags of free groceries to those in need. The event, called A Day ON to Feed the Community, gave volunteers the opportunity to observe the federal holiday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday as a day of service. […]
City Council, Franklin Park Discuss Maintenance Issues
This is the first article in a series on the City of Greenbelt’s Stakeholder Meeting with Franklin Park Representatives. The December 19 Greenbelt City Council stakeholder worksession with representatives of Franklin Park at Greenbelt Station apartments was notable for the turnout of six representatives for the 2,800-unit apartment complex in Greenbelt West and the business-like conduct […]
Theater HVAC; Bikeshare Discussed by City Council
It was, Mayor Emmett Jordan noted, a cold and snowy night as he opened the January 14 meeting of the Greenbelt City Council. Council’s discussion of the replacement of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system and roof at the theater in Roosevelt Center, however, provided plenty of heat. Council also took action on […]