GHI Election Results - 2011

The results and final numbers are in for GHI's Board of Directors and Audit Committee elections.

GHI Members Changed Their Bylaws

The bylaws changes members passed and those they didn't.

GHI Annual Meeting Old Greenbelt Style

It was a dance of debate, complaint, amendments, advice, community and neighborly chatter, as GHI members gathered for their annual get together.

GHI Annual Meeting and Elections Preview

GHI members will gather tonight for their annual meeting to elect new Board of Directors members and discuss pressing issues.

Jack Johnson Pleads Guilty

Facing bribery and extortion charges, the former county executive pleaded guilty to one count of extortion and one count of evidence tampering.

Explore@NASA Goddard's Open House Today

You don't have to be a kid to enjoy a day of science; you may even meet an astronaut.

Council Draws State Delegates, Metro Development Plans

Delegates update council over recent legislative session, while WMATA pitches 10,000 feet of test rail.

Dewey and Rambo Are First Greenbelt K-9 Champs

The winning team of Master Police Officer Dewey and his canine partner, Rambo, took home first place for Greenbelt during the (USPCA) Region III patrol dog certification trials.

Council Fires Tough Questions at Transit Providers

In its first quarterly meeting to review bus transit changes, Greenbelt’s City Council said passengers need to have better information.

City Council Takes on Bus Transit Changes

Greenbelt City Council met Thursday, April 28, to review whether their conditions of support had been met by transit providers.

Few Challenge Greenbelt's FY 2012 Budget

City council fields input from three Greenbelt residents over fiscal year 2012 budget.

Greenbelt City Council Preview: April 26

The Greenbelt City Council will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m.

Easter Egg Hunt Draws Families From Near and Far

Greenbelt Mayor Judith "J" Davis, Mr. Bunny and two council members led the countdown as attendees eagerly awaited the egg hunt April 25.

City Council Meeting Roundup: April 11

Council adopts legislation, opposes Beltsville-based railway facility and discusses forthcoming resolutions.

Maryland: Not a Retirement Destination, But Maybe It Should Be

By some standards, Maryland is not the ideal place to retire. But state officials say you shouldn’t overlook the good stuff.

Greenbelt City Council Preview: April 11

The ACE Educator Reception will be held at 7:30 p.m., prior to the city council meeting at 8 p.m.

National Passport Day at Greenbelt Post Office

Saturday is National Passport Day and the Greenbelt Post Office will be giving away information from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Prince George’s Teams Dominate All-Star Game and Greenbelters Run for a Good Cause

A look at the last week in headlines.

Water Turned Off at Pinecrest, City Council Reveals 2012 Budget, O’Malley Reads to Students

Looking back at the week in headlines.

PatchCast: UMd. Assembles Backpacks, Hyattsville Wants to Expand Historic District, There’s Something Green in Wells Run and Upper Marlboro School To Celebrate the Environment

The latest in local news from the Patchwork.

Meeting Roundup: March 28

City manager presents fiscal 2012 budget, council rejects school-ground cell towers and approves purchase of 29K SUV.

Changes in Budgets and Leslie Johnson Formally Charged

A look back of the week in headlines.

PatchCast: Election bids in Hyattsville and Bowie, UMd. Establishes Fund, Baker Submits Budget for Schools and Upper Marlboro School Raises Thousands for Cancer Cure

The latest in local news from your regional Patchwork.

Maryland House Approves Budget

By David Saleh Rauf, Capital News Service

Greenbelt West Plans Revealed and Former County Exec Pleads Not Guilty

A look back at the week in headlines.

PatchCast: Hyattsville Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day, Laurel Plans Yard Sale, University Park Hosts Family Dance Party and Upper Marlboro Resident Makes False Statements

The regional news from your local Patchwork.

Goddard Bike Path Hits Bump

Goddard reps field input and advice over bike route and private-property issues from Advisory Planning Board.

City Council Round-Up: Mar. 14

Mayor Davis Honored and Greenbelt West Sector Plan Discussed at council meeting Monday night.

Greenbelt City Council Preview: March 14

The Greenbelt City Council will meet Monday at 8 p.m.

A First Drive on the Intercounty Connector: It’s Shiny, It’s New and It Takes 7 Minutes

Patch editors Lisa Rossi and Brian Hooks gave the ICC a test run. They are among those who tried the road before riders are charged toll fees beginning March 7.

City Council Meets New Representative and Greenbelters Join Counter-Protest

A look back of the week’s headlines.

Patch Cast: Northwestern Soul Café, Comfort Zone Still in Business, Laurel Regional Hospital Facing Competition, Bowie Gospel Concert Benefits Cancer Awareness

The latest news from around Prince George’s County from the Patchwork.

Area Residents Provide Input Over Development Near Greenbelt Metro

Mixed-use sector plan presented and discussed at Greenbelt Community Center.

City Council Round-Up: Feb. 28

A look back at what happened at Monday night’s city council meeting.

From Snow Days to Budget Adoption

A look back at last week’s headlines.

PatchCast: Northwestern Students Plan Peaceful Protest, More Speed Cameras For Bowie, Hyattsville Man Charged with Pickpocket Crimes, College Park Looking for Armed Robbery Suspect

The top Prince George's County news from the Patchwork on Friday, Feb. 25.

Senate Approves Same-Sex Marriage Bill

By Maggie Clark, Capital News Service

County Executive, City Councils Share Roundtable Discussion

County Executive talks ethics, economy with four-cities coalition at College Park City Hall

VIDEO: Gov. Martin O'Malley Declares ICC Open

Prince George's and Montgomery county officials joined U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood Monday morning to cut ribbon on first phase of Intercounty Connector.

Former County Executive Johnson Federally Indicted, Porter Resigns and Firefighters Use Jaws of Life on Overturned Vehicle

A look at the past week’s headlines.