Volume XLIX • Number 7
Friday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 pm, is the last in the popular summer Arts in the Parks series of free concerts. They were hosted in neighborhood outdoor settings by BHCA and adjacent Marble Hill and Madison Park community associations.
Zhee Chatmon, official Bolton Hill Bulletin photographer, has captured many memorable moments from the Arts in the Parks series this summer.
Since the members of Mt. Royal Improvement Association voted to change the name and disassociate from MRIA’s segregationist roots in 2018, BHCA has continued in operation under the old association’s bylaws.
Artist Ernest Shaw last month completed the second of the two-part mural at Park and North avenues.
Three people with important ties to Bolton Hill died during the summer.
BHCA’s board has approved a policy developed by the BHCA Safety and Security Committee to make it easier for neighbors who are victims of a crime to access camera footage taken by residents through their security systems.
Maryland Institute College of Art is hoping for “close to normal operations” through the fall semester, the school has announced. That status extends to educational, residential, and supporting college functions. But neighbors are discouraged from visiting the campus.
(Neighbors is an occasional series of profiles of people who live in Bolton Hill, aimed at showing the talent and diversity of folks who live among us.
BHCA in partnership with the Madison Park Improvement Association has received a $15,000 grant for a Green Streets Concept Plan from the Chesapeake Bay Trust to identify opportunities in three adjoining spaces; 1420 Eutaw Park, 1400-1500 Eutaw Place Median Park, and Mosher Plaza Park.
