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FYI… SAVE THE DATE: NO KINGS EVENT, JUNE 14 Saturday June 14, 3 - 5pm Location and Schedule - Greenbelt, Maryland Assemble and Rally: Municipal Center, 25 Crescent Rd. Rally, 3 - 3:30pm. March: To the Spellman Overpass, approximately 3:30p, via Southway and Ridge Roads, 15-20 minute walk. Bring your signs, noisemakers and respect for a peaceful protest. A core principle behind all NO KINGS events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values, and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events. All events should be held in public spaces or on public property. ### John Campanile Greenbelt, Md.

Greenbelt News Review for May 29, 2025 is now online. Hello, Greenbelters, We have a report on Greenbelt’s Memorial Day service honoring fallen heroes. And City Council, putting in long hours, as always, is diligently working on the FY 2026 budget. We have four stories about their work throughout this week’s paper. Read All About It Top Stories Greenbelt Honors Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day by Butch Hicks Council Reviews Public Safety Expenditures Ahead of Budget by Oliver Gaycken Council Considers $120,000 In Recognition Group Grants by Carol Griffith Two Greenbelt Women Learn Art Of Building an Earthen Oven by Melissa Ann Ehrenreich Also: What Goes On Monday, June 2 7:30 p.m., City Council Meeting: FY 2026 Budget Adoption, Municipal Building Wednesday, June 4 No meeting See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. . 29 MAY 2025 Greenbelt News Review VOL. 88, No. 27 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1887 MAY 29, 2025 See RECOGNITION, page 8 See PUBLIC SAFETY, page 9 GREENBELT An Independent Newspaper News Review Inside Stories Bike to Work Day, p.7 Green Ridge House budget, p.6 See MEMORIAL DAY, page 12 See OVEN, page 6 What Goes On Monday, June 2 www.greenbeltnewsreview.com

Begin forwarded message: On Saturday, May 24, 2025, 2:11 PM, Ambient Light via groups.io <AmbientLight@...> wrote: SPREAD THE WORD AND SAVE THE DATE: NO KINGS on Route 1 in Prince George’s Time Saturday June 14, 9:30am-1 pm Location and Schedule College Park, MD. Assemble and Rally: 9:30 at the corner of Route 1 and Regents Drive. Parade: 10:30, up Route 1 and onto the UMD Campus Protest Party: 11:00 at McKeldin Mall, University of Maryland Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/793352/ Partnership questions? Contact Laura at usher.laura@... What to volunteer? Contact Sandy at siwewill@... About this Event On June 14, 1775, the Continental Congress created the U.S. Army to stand up against a monarch who claimed absolute power. 250 years later, Donald Trump wants to twist that legacy into a personal celebration of himself. But there are no kings in America! On June 14th, we reject a taxpayer-funded birthday party for a wannabe king; instead we celebrate all Americans, with joy and defiance. We will start with a rally and parade on Route 1 and YOU are the parade! This is an alternative to Trump’s parade in DC so creativity is encouraged! Bring your signs, art-pieces, wagon-drawn floats, and costumes! Be a court jester, Alice in Wonderland (from the upside-down world!) or another notable June birthday. Incorporate Pride or Juneteenth! We will first gather and rally along Route 1 starting at 9:30 to declare that there are NO KINGS in America! The procession (a short 10- 15 minute walk) will begin at 10:30 along the sidewalk before arriving at McKeldin Mall for the protest party!! Indivisible Route 1 Corridor and Indivisible Prince George’s County hope to see you there! A core principle behind all NO KINGS events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values, and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events. All events should be held in public spaces or on public property. Accessibility: Parking Near Parade Assembly: The College Park Downtown Parking Garage on the corner of Knox Road and Yale Avenue is one block from Route 1 and a 4-minute walk to the parade assembly site at Baltimore Avenue and Regents Drive. (Note: Despite it being Flag Day, meters will likely be in effect on Saturday morning.) The parade route is about ? mile along the sidewalk up a slight incline, normally a short 10-15 minute walk. Parking Near the Party: The party will be on the East side of the McKeldin Mall, closest to the Main Administration Building and Regents Drive. The closest Visitor Parking to McKeldin Mall is at Regents Drive Garage and a 7-minute walk to McKeldin Mall. Restrooms: Available in the Adele H Stamp Union building

Good Morning, Greenbelt! On today's front page, meet local artist Rachel Cross. Also, find out how the Armory site could soon be used for community composting. Read All About It Top Stories Consultants Brief Council on City’s Economy; Prepare Strategies, Plan by Matthew Arbach Recreation, Arts Present Goals, Progress and Needs to Council by Erik Hanson The Way of Rachel Cross by Will Hammann Temporary Space at Armory Will Expand Compost Program by Anna Bedford-Dillow Also: What Goes On Monday, May 26 Memorial Day, City Offices Closed Tuesday, May 27 7:30 p.m., Council Meeting, Municipal Building Wednesday, May 28 7:30 p.m., Council Budget Worksession: Final Budget Review, Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper.

In case you’re available. John Campanile Greenbelt, Md Begin forwarded message: On Sunday, May 18, 2025, 12:50 PM, Gary Roush via groups.io <gwroush@...> wrote: For the griftest of grifts, Trump is scheduled to "reward" the people who bought the largest amount of his ridiculous "meme coins" at a dinner/reception at his Trump National Golf Course in Sterling, VA this Thursday evening. Many of these people who bought these coins are foreign billionaires seeking to gain access to Trump. The group Our Revolution (founded by Bernie Sanders) is organizing a picket at the entrance to the club at 20391 Lowes Island Boulevard in Sterling beginning at 5 pm onward to about 8 pm (in non-rush hour takes about 50 minutes to drive, strongly suggest car pooling). Bring signs highlighting his corruption and grift. In addition to water/snacks, you may want to pack a lightweight raincoat, as one person I met who has picketed there before said that they sometimes turn their sprinklers on (but the sidewalk is public access). This and the Qatari jet deal are apparently causing even some of his supporters to question Trump's integrity (two words you rarely see together). For parking, there is a residential neighborhood with houses when you turn on Tappahannock, which is the street on the right immediately after the golf course entrance.

PLEASE NOTE…PLEASE NOTE…PLEASE NOTE…PLEASE NOTE THE REEL AND MEAL STARTS at 6:30 p.m. (NOT THE TYPICAL 7 p.m.) IN PERSON AND ONLINE VIA ZOOM! Reel and Meal Presents SINGING FOR JUSTICE: THE FAITH PETRIC STORY (1915-2013) A radical voice that shaped a century of American activism Monday, May 19, 2025, 6:30 PM Arrive/Log on by 6:15 p.m., as the program starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. In Person: Please come to the New Deal Café at 113 Centerway (Roosevelt Center) in Greenbelt, MD. Come enjoy the wide-screen film projection system. Please check the Cafe's Facebook page for updates. Virtual (on Zoom): Registration is required: https://tinyurl.com/RnMMay25 Petric used folk music to inspire action and solidarity at civil rights marches, anti-war protests, and events supporting labor and LGBTQ+ rights. "In times of darkness, Faith showed that a well-sung song could light the way forward," says Estelle Freedman, director of the film, who will attend the screening on Zoom. DC Labor Chorus Director Elise Bryant will lead the post-film discussion A special performance by the acclaimed D.C. Labor Chorus *** The Reel and Meal at the New Deal Café is a monthly film series focused on environmental, social justice and animal rights issues. For more information about this month’s film contact justpeacepg@... or the Reel and Meal Facebook page:www.facebook.com/reelandmealNDC

The News Review announcement that was sent a few minutes ago has a broken link to the PDF version of this week's paper. The correct link is: https://www.greenbeltnewsreview.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/GNR20250515.pdf 15 MAY 2025 Greenbelt News Review VOL. 88, No. 25 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1887 MAY 15, 2025 See COUNCIL, page 8 See CINEMA, page 7 GREENBELT An Independent Newspaper News Review Inside Stories ERHS victories, p.11 Green Man Festi-val, p.12 See DATA, page 8 See REFUGEES, page 6 What Goes On Monday, May 19 7:30 p.m., City Council Budget Worksession: Rec- www.greenbeltnewsreview.com

Greenbelt News Review for May 15, 2025 is now online. Hello, Greenbelters, Congratulations to the Greenbelt Cinema, which is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in its current incarnation. We have a front-page story about the gala. And City Council needs to raise trash pickup fees. They are considering new models, such as a pay-as-you-go system where households would pay according to the amount of trash. See our story for an explanation. Read All About It Top Stories Greenbelt Cinema Celebrates Its Ten Years as a Nonprofit by Melissa Sites Council Considers Cost Increases For Trash Removal, Other Models by Matthew Arbach Fire Department Data Shows Some Increasing Response Times by Ryan Colasanti Refugee Resettlement Organization Rallies to Continue Despite Freeze by Ryan Colasanti Also: What Goes On Monday, May 19 7:30 p.m., City Council Budget Worksession: Recognition Groups (Group 2), Municipal Building Wednesday, May 21 7:30 p.m., ACE Student Awards, Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper.

Greenbelt Hands Off Protest Greenbelt Hands Off Protest Event in Greenbelt, MD by John Campanile on Saturday, May 17 2025

Good Morning, Greenbelt! Congratulations to the winners honored at the Fourth Annual Social Justice Student Awards Ceremony. They inspired attendees with their essays, spoken word poetry, and visual art. USDA cuts will impact free food distribution to families in Greenbelt who need help: find out more on our front page. Read All About It Top Stories USDA Cuts Will Impact Fresh Food Availability at Greenbelt Distributions by Bonnie Schrack Social Justice Student Awards Draw Crowd, Public Figures by Lois Rosado ERHS Alum Tramell Tillman Shines in Apple TV+’s Severance by Diya Shah City Votes to Change Retirement Plan Provider, Reducing Fees by Matthew Arbach Also: What Goes On Monday, May 12 7:30 p.m., City Council Meeting and Second Public Budget Hearing, Municipal Building Wednesday, May 14 7:30 p.m., Council Budget Worksession: Recognition Groups (Group 1), Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper.

Begin forwarded message: On Monday, May 5, 2025, 6:36 PM, k galleher via groups.io <kgalleher@...> wrote: Hi Everyone In case this information is important to you or your friends: There are reports that ICE is planning to do enforcement targeting DC restaurants this week. Apparently the Subway sandwich stores and Door Dash/Uber Eats and other moped based delivery is the specific focus. Attached is a bilingual (English/Spanish) PDF of the alert that was sent to me along with suggestions. I am also attaching an electronic "Red Card" (English/Spanish) which can be shared to remind folks of their rights. Please share widely if you have connections in the community that may be impacted by this enforcement or folks who work in food delivery and Subway stores in DC. This information may also be helpful to those with legal status who work in these places, so they know what their rights are as well. Here is a link to other languages besides Spanish/English: Red Cards / Tarjetas Rojas | Immigrant Legal Resource Center | ILRC Take care Kathy Links in the message (1) Red Cards / Tarjetas Rojas | Immigrant ...

Happy May Day! The Greenbelt Green Man Festival is NEXT WEEKEND - Saturday, May 10 & Sunday, May 11, 2025! In the Roosevelt Center in Greenbelt, MD For more details click the link: https://www.facebook.com/greenbeltgreenmanfestival Free Fun with Great Bands, Crafts, Vendors, Live Music, roving Entertainment, Food, Drum Circle, Info booths & Fun for Everyone! All FREE! Dress up as your favorite nature creature, bring the kids, celebrate the Earth! Enjoy food & beverages on the New Deal Cafe's outdoor patio during the festival! Music continues, both evenings, inside the New Deal Cafe. Invite your friends & Family with the Event page below: https://www.facebook.com/events/1134655054513620

Greenbelt News Review for May 1, 2025 is now online. Hello, Greenbelters, This week we have a fascinating story about the 18th- and 19th-century history of what is now Ridge Road in Old Greenbelt. And in the spirit of keeping 21st-century Greenbelt nice, Springhill Lake Elementary students enjoyed a break from their school day so they could clean up around a creek behind the school. Read All About It Top Stories Springhill Lake Elementary School Students Clean Up Nearby Stream by Ryan Colasanti Ridge Road in Years Past: The Road to Riddle’s Bridge by Alan Virta District 22 Pledge to Fight for Due Process, FBI HQ, Federal Workers by Will Hammann Council to Look at Community Development, Planning Dept. by Diane Oberg Also: What Goes On Monday, May 5 7:30 p.m., City Council Worksession: Economic Development Retention & Expansion/Discussion of Increasing Refuse and Recycling Service Fees, Municipal Building Wednesday, May 7 7:30 p.m., Council Budget Worksession: Green Ridge House, Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper.

Good Morning, Greenbelt! Governor Wes Moore supports Maglev, but many Greenbelters still rally against it. Congratulations to Liz Park, director of Greenbelt CARES, who's joining a state-level commission on juvenile justice reform. Find these stories and more in today's edition of the News Review! Read All About It Top Stories CARES Liz Park Joins State Comm. on Juvenile Justice Reform, by Diya Shah Egg-citement for Everyone At City’s Annual Egg Hunt, by Diya Shah Rally in Greenbelt to Stop Maglev After Governor Voices Support, by Will Hammann City Council Tackles Police Practices, Traffic Safety, GPD and Immigration, by Matthew Arbach Also: What Goes On Monday, April 28 7:30 p.m., City Council Meeting: First Public Hearing (Proposed FY 2026 Budget)/Public Hearing on Charter Amendment Resolution – Council Compensation (Second Reading/Adoption), Municipal Building Wednesday, April 30 7:30 p.m., Council Budget Worksession: Public Safety, Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 and the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper.

Reminder about tomorrow’s protest in Greenbelt. John Campanile

John Campanile Greenbelt

Greenbelt News Review for April 17, 2025 is now online. Hello, Greenbelters, The saga of the wrongly-deported Beltsville resident, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, continued at the federal courthouse in Greenbelt. We also have a report on the first of several public-outreach events planning for possible development at the Greenbelt Armory site. And, a visit by Newbery and Emmy-Award winning author, Kwame Alexander, was enthusiastically received at Greenbelt Middle School. Read All About It Top Stories Supreme Court Upholds Abrego Garcia’s Return; Hearings Continue Residents Provide Feedback For Upcoming Armory Project Poetry Is Power, Says Author Public Works Budget, Projects Featured in Council Worksession Also: What Goes On Monday, April 21 Easter Monday, No Council Meeting Wednesday, April 23 7:30 p.m., City Council Budget Worksession: Recreation, Municipal Building See the city ad on page 5 or the meetings calendar at greenbeltmd.gov for more information. …. More in the Paper. 17 April 2025 Greenbelt News Review VOL. 88, No. 21 15 Crescent Rd., Suite 100, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1887 APRIL 17, 2025 See HEARINGS, page 16 GREENBELT An Independent Newspaper News Review Inside Stories ERHS orches-tra, p.6 NASA budget passbacks, p.2 See ARMORY, page 9 See POETRY, page 6 See BUDGET, page 10 What Goes On Monday, April 21 Easter Monday, No Council www.greenbeltnewsreview.com

Repair Cafe at Makerspace [Correcting date to Apr. 26] The Greenbelt MakerSpace is hosting its quarterly Repair Café Saturday, Apr. 26 from 10 to 2 at the Granite Building (115 Centerway). Come learn how to repair your tired or broken stuff or help repair others' items, and rescue them from the recycle or garbage bins. Bring your clothing, furniture, kitchen appliances, computers, jewelry, toys, etc. for the challenge of making it useful again. Volunteers are welcome to join us in making this a great community event, no experience necessary! The MakerSpace Repair Café program, the first in the Mid-Atlantic region, started in 2014 and was made possible by a Jim Cassels Award from the Greenbelt Consumer Co-op and by an eager supporting group of volunteers. https://www.make125.org/things_to_do/repair-cafe/ Sign-up as a volunteer https://signup.com/go/UNkLnqk Tool lending Library Borrow tools and other things at the Tool Library on Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon and Sundays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. https://tools.greenbeltmakers.org Robert Candey

Repair Cafe at Makerspace The Greenbelt MakerSpace is hosting its quarterly Repair Café Saturday, Feb. 1 from 10 to 2 at the Granite Building (115 Centerway). Come learn how to repair your tired or broken stuff or help repair others' items, and rescue them from the recycle or garbage bins. Bring your clothing, furniture, kitchen appliances, computers, jewelry, toys, etc. for the challenge of making it useful again. Volunteers are welcome to join us in making this a great community event, no experience necessary! The MakerSpace Repair Café program, the first in the Mid-Atlantic region, started in 2014 and was made possible by a Jim Cassels Award from the Greenbelt Consumer Co-op and by an eager supporting group of volunteers. https://www.make125.org/things_to_do/repair-cafe/ Sign-up as a volunteer https://signup.com/go/UNkLnqk Tool lending Library Borrow tools and other things at the Tool Library on Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon and Sundays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. https://tools.greenbeltmakers.org Robert Candey