Greenbelt SITY Stars

Step into the rhythm and energy of Greenbelt SITY Stars, where fitness meets creativity through the art of jump rope! Our dynamic classes blend freestyle skills, speed, rhythm, and teamwork to build strong, confident, and coordinated athletes. From beginners discovering the basics to advanced jumpers mastering intricate tricks and routines, every student learns to move with power, precision, and style. Led by passionate coaches, Greenbelt SITY Stars creates an uplifting environment that celebrates progress, discipline, and fun. Expect upbeat music, high-energy drills, and choreography that makes every session feel like a performance. Whether your goal is fitness, competition, or self-expression, you’ll find your flow and your SITY Star shine!

Prince George's County

Kristin Danley-Greiner

Washington Metropolitan Area

Bowie

Maryland

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New York County

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New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

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Fire ripped through a Laurel apartment on Fifth Street early Saturday morning, causing no reported injuries but inflicting thousands of dollars of damage. According to Prince George's County Fire Department spokesman Mark Brady, units from the Laurel Volunteer Rescue Squad and other stations were dispatched to the scene (937 Fifth St.) at around 12:45 a.m. When they arrived, firefighters encountered flames showing on the second story of the building but were able to extinguish the blaze quickly. An investigation into the cause of the fire remain ongoing. Brady said an estimated $25,000 in losses were incurred.

Fire ripped through a Laurel apartment on Fifth Street early Saturday morning, causing no reported injuries but inflicting thousands of dollars of damage.

According to Prince George's County Fire Department spokesman Mark Brady, units from the Laurel Volunteer Rescue Squad and other stations were dispatched to the scene (937 Fifth St.) at around 12:45 a.m. When they arrived, firefighters encountered flames showing on the second story of the building but were able to extinguish the blaze quickly.

An investigation into the cause of the fire remain ongoing. Brady said an estimated $25,000 in losses were incurred.

MD Patch Team

Laurel

No injuries were reported, but the blaze caused some $25,000 of damage.