By Jimmika Robinson Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, the Girl Scouts of the United States of America, a youth empowerment organization for girls in the US and American girls abroad, has taken strides towards turning young girls into the future leaders of tomorrow. Through various activities such as camping, acquiring practical skills and …
By: Carol Shaw Residents celebrate Greenbelt every day, but the Explore Your Greenbelt campaign celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Greenbelt Community Foundation (GCF) reaches its halfway point at the end of June. This campaign highlights the GCF supported organizations that bring practical and creative approaches to enhance the Greenbelt community. “Our goal is to broaden …
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 …
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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 …