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By Caroline Fuchs “I’m proud of us. I’m proud of Greenbelt.” That’s how Pamela Gregory, a resident of Greenbelt for the past 32 years, expresses her passion for the community. An avid volunteer and participant in community activities, Pamela is a “communitarian” of the highest degree, and currently serves on the board of directors of […]

By Carol Griffith The quaint and quiet presence of the Greenbelt Museum at the corner of Westway and Crescent Road gives the wrong impression – the Museum is a veritable hub of activity and a vital part of the city. One of the best loved of the many events hosted by the museum is the

Danielle Celdran is an Exercise Physiologist and in her free time she also loves karaoke and dancing. She grew up in Greenbelt, moved out to Lanham but came back to Greenbelt after twelve years. Celdran currently resides in Greenbelt in Boxwood Village near the Greenbelt Consumer Cooperative. She has recently had a great experience at

Written by: Caroline H. Fuchs Eggs, bread, milk, and for some, beer and wine. These dietary staples and other food items are found at the well-known and often visited Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket & Pharmacy (Co-op) located in Roosevelt Center. Consumers take the ubiquitous Safeway and Giant grocery stores for granted, but the residents of Greenbelt

Meet Herbert Allen, basketball coach and founder of the Greenbelt Lady Angels who play open games at Springhill Lake Recreation Center, where he also works, every Thursday night at 8 p.m. This is his sixth year coaching for the Lady Angels and has over 40 years of coaching experience. The Lady Angels were started in