After Half a Century, We Still Have Park Avenue Pharmacy
May 2020
Running a small business in Baltimore is challenging in the best of times – and no one would say these are the best of times. People have been sheltering at home, rarely stepping out to shop. MICA students went home early after COVID-19 forced schools to close. The streets were empty most of March and all of April into May.
What’s Your Recycling IQ?
May 2020
Most of us know the basics about recycling, like our neighborhood curbside collection is always on Fridays, unless a Friday is a holiday, when it’s picked up on Saturday.
Quirks and Oddities during the COVID-19 Shutdown
May 2020
It is hard to stay cheerful more than two months into the COVID-19 Maryland shutdown, especially if you are among the thousands who have lost love ones or employment or have had to shut down your business. We have tried here to construct a glass-half-full version of related events. Embrace it if you can.
Learning about My Father, a Czech Martyr
May 2020
Czech TV is likely to make a mini-series about my father, Karel Hasler, who was a leading Czech song writer, singer, actor and director before World War II.
St. Francis Center Goes Digital to Reach At-risk Kids in 21217 Postal Code
May 2020
St. Francis Neighborhood Center in nearby Reservoir Hill had plans for finishing out the current school year with after-school enrichment youth development programs for 75 children (ages 5 – 19, including 12 high schoolers) and support for their low-income families, while planning their annual summer camp.
BHCA Creates Task Force to Monitor BGE’s Big Dig
May 2020
A Bolton Hill task force has been formed to address the incoming project BGE has labelled “Operation Pipeline.”
Five Ways to Help Build Resilience in Your Child during Social Isolation
May 2020
Life changed overnight. As a mental health professional, my concern was not only for the educational implications but also the social-emotional challenges this would present.
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