The loss of population for Baltimore City in the 2020 US Census is translating into a reduced voice in the Maryland General Assembly for the city.

Feeling the love. Do you see what I see? Discovered this sweet ice patch while on a crisp walk near Mt. Royal Elementary school.

In cooperation with Madison Park and Historic Marble Hill community associations, the BHCA Greening Committee received a $15,000 grant to plan a joint Green Streets project along parks and median strips at 1402 Eutaw Park (Mound Park), the 1400-1500 Eutaw Place median and Mosher Plaza.

Coincidence, says dictionary.com, is a striking occurrence of two or more events at one time apparently by mere chance.

If you’re a newspaper reader and you hear someone hurrying along on your front sidewalk or near your steps in the dark at 4:30 or 5 a.m., be glad that he is there.

Join with neighbors in the 21217 community for the Sixth Annual Black History Month party Sunday, February 20, from 3-5 pm.

If your vehicle has a recent parking permit decal or placard, you’ll likely be contacted by Baltimore’s Parking Authority soon to renew online. This year, you’ll have the option of

A man accused of setting fire to a house occupied by his ex-girlfriend on Bolton Hill’s northern edge is in jail and likely to stay there for a while after his plea bargain with the state’s attorney’s office was rejected by a Baltimore judge.

The Maryland State Arts Council has awarded $50,000 to the Parent Teacher Organization at Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School to start the restoration of Arthur Benson’s Nut and Bolt, 1982 metal sculpture, with completion expected in the fall.

Midtown Baltimore, the community benefits district that covers Bolton Hill, is offering up to $250 apiece for any person or group wanting to spruce up parks and public spaces in the community.