Be a Citizen in the Know: the Criminal Justice System and Community Impact
Both violent and property crime have been on the decrease over the past six months. Nevertheless, because we often see an uptick in crime as the temperature rises,
July-August 2017
Volume XLVI • Number 7
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The Commuter Chronicles: Digital Bibliophile
Recently on the train, I saw someone reading a large, heavy, hardcover book. It looked to be a collection of stories,
Prepare for Fall Tree Planting
Ever wonder why Bolton Hill’s streets have more trees than most neighborhoods in Baltimore? It takes a lot of work—much of it done on a volunteer basis.
Black Walnut, Jenkins Alley
Now here’s a memorable tree living among us: the towering black walnut of Jenkins Alley, which shades the rear side of the almost equally towering Brown Memorial Church.
Helfenbein Elected to Board of No Boundaries Coalition
At their most recent meeting, Bolton Hill neighbor Rob Helfenbein was elected to the board of No Boundaries Coalition. Several other Bolton Hill residents, including Rob,
Crispus Attucks Rec Center Reopens
Expanded from a post at Promise Heights.
After being shut down for 5 years, the Crispus Attucks Recreation Center officially reopened to the public on June 22,
Meet ArtsCentric
The Bulletin proudly welcomes our newest sponsor, theater company ArtsCentric. Founded in April 2003 by twelve young Morgan State University graduates,
Park Café and Two Boots Close
Everyone knows the restaurant business is tough. Sadly, two neighborhood establishments have shut their doors.
After six years of serving Cajun-themed pizzas with names like the Hogwallop and The Dude,
News In Brief
Save the date: residents of Bolton Square—the townhouse development that faces West Lafayette Avenue and Mason and Jordon Streets—are planning a 50th anniversary celebration this fall for the afternoon of Saturday,
SATF and NBC Updates: Parties, Cleanups, and Reopening of Fresh at the Avenue
Stoop Party for the Schools
Although May’s Stoop Party with a Purpose organized by MRIA’s Social Action Task Force (SATF) was cancelled due to weather,