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North Brentwood's monthly newsletter, The Newswire, is hand-delivered to every Town residence. Once published, the newsletter is also available for download on this page.
Each Feb, is the Newswire's Black History Month edition. Inside are details about the Town's Saturday BHM events and info about other BHM, Mardi Gras and President's Day events nearby - and county news and more.
In this issue: the last Color-Me-Fridays event (sealing the 100th Anniversary time capsule), MD's new speeding fines, upcoming Trunk or Treat events, and Comar Manor's Streets of Solidarity Mural unveiling.
The November edition features lots of resources for food, utilities, jobs, and more for furloughed federal workers and those not receiving SNAP benefits during the historic government shutdown of 2025.
In this issue: the last Color-Me-Fridays event (sealing the 100th Anniversary time capsule), MD's new speeding fines, upcoming Trunk or Treat events, and Comar Manor's Streets of Solidarity Mural unveiling.
Mayor Robinson salutes local organizations’ volunteers and staff and calls on residents and friends to attend local events. Photos from the first Color-Me-Fridays event and GBSAC's End-of-Season BBQ are shared.
In this issue, we feature photos of the Mayor reading to kids at the Town's Summer Camp and an array of pics from the Town's annual Neighbors Night Out. City Clerk Carletta Lundy and our summer intern are profiled.
This spring edition includes info about the Town's Citizens Scholarship, upcoming events such as Growing Green and job fairs, and resources and safety tips for avoiding phone, email and text scams.
Read about Juneteenth and North Brentwood Day celebrations, updates from the Mayor about the work she, Council and staff are doing for Town citizens, and enjoy pohtos from Memorial Day.
In this issue, the Mayor shares the proposed FY26 budget (and meeting dates for citizens' input), details about the Town's Memorial Day program and North Brentwood Day, and much more.
This spring edition includes info about the Town's Citizens Scholarship, upcoming events such as Growing Green and job fairs, and resources and safety tips for avoiding phone, email and text scams.
This issue has photos from the Town's last 2025 Black History Month event, info about North Brentwood Scholarship Fund, and info about the Governor's resources for federal workers experiencing layoffs.
This month's issue is filled with events honoring Black History Month, e.g., two events at NBCC (6888 Watch Party on Feb 1 and Black History Trivia on Feb 8). Read about speed camera updates, too.
Mayor Robinson shares New Year messages and a call to action for unity. Info about things to do in Town and along Anacostia Trails are in this issue, along with photos from the 2024 Holiday Luncheon.