Midtown Academy Earns High Test Scores
Midtown Academy students in grades 3-8 outperformed their City peers in all areas on the PARCC standardized test. Even more exciting,
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BGE Green Grant Funds School Community Greening Project
On the morning of Friday, October 6th, more than 30 elementary and middle school students from our neighborhood schools—Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary,
Join in the Fun at Festival 2017
Join the fall fun at the 64th Annual Festival on the Hill, Saturday, October 14, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Festival will have its usual mix of music (including Mambo Combo!),
Sign Up for Fall Classes at Jubilee Arts
Classes at Jubilee Arts, for everyone age six to seniors, start the week of October 2 and run through December 1.
In Brief
Qayum and Pat Karzai told the Bulletin that contrary to rumors, they have never intended to close b permanently.
The Commuter Chronicles: Back to School
Last month was back-to-school time in Maryland – that time of year when excited parents fill Facebook with pictures of their kids getting on the school bus,
Sign Up for CERT Emergency Preparedness Training
Remember the Derecho of July 2012? That was the windstorm that downed trees and power lines and left much of the mid-Atlantic region in the dark.
Preliminary Findings from Lighting Survey
Everyone knows that there are dark areas in Bolton Hill after the sun goes down.
Roll on Over to the Samaritan Toilet Paper Drive
Let the good times roll with Samaritan Community! Toilet paper rolls, that is.
At Festival on the Hill on Saturday, October 14, Samaritan Community will be holding a toilet paper drive to help clients with one of their greatest necessities.
Bolton Hill's Champion Trees
When the National Forest Service was in its infancy, Maryland hired its first state arborist, Fred Besley, who was the third state forester in the entire US.
