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The Beltsville VFD Santa Tour 2025
Beltsville Santa Tour 2025 Santa Claus has confirmed his route with the Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department! Santa’s route will be different then years past, but our plan is to still cover as much as we can. Below you will see dates and times for the event. - If you meet Santa at the intersections listed below on the schedule, he will be able to meet more children and see more of Beltsville. - Always use caution when visiting Santa. Please pay attention to the fire apparatus
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Come Out and Share a Slice of Pizza With Santa!
Come out and enjoy some pizza with Santa on December 13 at the Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department! Looking for a holly-jolly way to kick off the holiday season? Grab your appetite and your festive spirit—because Santa is making a special stop in Beltsville, and he’s hungry for pizza! On December 13 , from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. , the Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department (4911 Prince George’s Avenue) is hosting its annual Pizza with Santa event, and you’re invited to join the f
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Emmanuel United Methodist Church is Working To Feed Its Neighbors
Members of Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Beltsville work to feed those in need. The Bible teaches that feeding your neighbors is a profound act of love—an expression of generosity that honors God. Scripture reminds us that when we provide food and care to those in need, we are serving God Himself, who promises to bless those who show compassion to the poor. Isaiah 58 calls us to “share your food with the hungry,” and this November, Emmanuel faithfully lived out that cal
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Successful Community Walk on November 19
This photo captures the very first idea discussed for the area near the Bank of America. It emerged from our kickoff meeting, where the overarching theme was safety . The key needs identified were: slowing down cars, adding bike lanes, and creating more space for pedestrians. I, along with a few other Beltsville residents, was invited to join a Community Walk to talk through the length of Rhode Island Avenue—from the corner of Sellman Road (by the post office) to the open sp
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