Neighborhood News Briefs
The Bulletin Beefs Up
Please welcome two new writers to the Bulletin volunteer staff: Gretta Brueck, who wrote the piece on Chainlines last month,
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MRIA Votes in Opposition of Arena Plan for State Center
Governor Hogan recently proposed the building of an arena at the State Center site as an alternative to the proposed development that is currently under litigation.
Community Conferencing Reduces Crime and Empowers Communities
Dr. Lauren Abramson spoke to February’s Town Hall Safety Meeting about her work with a new method for providing resolution to victims and perpetrators in the aftermath of crimes.
Unified Purpose on Display at Town Hall Safety Meeting
By Barbie Klik, Safety Committee Chair
On February 1st, about 240 neighborhood residents and MICA students gathered to discuss how we can make Bolton Hill a safer community.
Join the MRIA Board
The Mt. Royal Improvement Association seeks new members for its Board each year. The Nominating Committee, chaired by Past President Steve Howard, is seeking interested neighbors who are interested in joining the Board.
Time to Renew Parking Permits
All current residential parking permits will expire March 31. You may renew and pay for your permits online at the Parking Authority website beginning February 20. Residents who are new to an RPP area must apply for permits in person.
Traffic Survey Needs Your Input
Many thanks to those of you who have helped MRIA’s Traffic Committee promote pedestrian and motorist safety in Bolton Hill by providing input through their online survey.
Bulletin Seeks New Team Members
The Bolton Hill Bulletin is seeking new volunteers to be part of its production team, including a new production team leader to take over for Peter Van Buren.
New Bulletin Feature: Meet Our Sponsors
With the beginning of a new year, we are introducing a new monthly feature, Meet Our Sponsors, to the Bolton Hill Bulletin.
Bake Sale Raises Money for Mt. Royal Elementary
In October, neighbors Powell Perng and Stacy Wells met with Principal Grotsky at Mt. Royal Elementary to discuss fundraising goals.
From that meeting,