MRIA Briefs for May
At MRIA’s Annual Meeting in May, President Michael Marcus announced that he was stepping down from his position, as he and his wife Victoria are moving to Sacramento,
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Big Bucks from Bowls of Beans at Chili Dinner Fundraiser
We were stunned last year when MRIA turned an evening’s worth of chili into over $3,500 in donations for the Mt. Royal Elementary/Middle School North Bay summer camp fund.
Commissioner Kevin Davis to Speak at MRIA's May Meeting
Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis will be the guest speaker at MRIA’s Annual Membership Meeting, which will be held on the first Tuesday of the month,
Renew Your MRIA Membership Now
It’s spring, which means it’s time to renew your MRIA membership. You can renew or become a new member online.
Safety Committee: Camera Project
By Barbie Klik
The Bolton Hill Camera Project
Do you have a surveillance camera on your property? If so, please tell us about it.
Revamped Safety Committee Gets to Work
By Barbie Klik and David Nyweide
MRIA’s newly revamped Safety Committee, including representatives from the Midtown Benefits District, Prince Hall Grand Lodge,
Eat a Chili Dinner to Send Kids to Camp This Summer
The MRIA Churches and Schools Committee will host its second annual Chili Dinner on Wednesday, April 19, 5-8 p.m. at Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church,
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,
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.