News Briefs
The City of Baltimore, MDOT and MTA have begun the planning phase for a $26 million enhancement project to improve the North Avenue corridor.
MICA Welcomes Puerto Rican Students After Hurricanes
The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) is sponsoring five students from Puerto Rico for the spring 2018 semester, covering the students’ tuition and housing costs,
Chili Fundraiser February 7
Why not enjoy a great bowl of beans while supporting a very special educational program?
Wednesday February 7, from 5–8 p.m., the PTO of Mt.
Bolton Hill Nursery Seeks Festival Grant Applications
Combine a gorgeous fall afternoon, great organizing by the Bolton Hill Nursery staff, and Louie Wilder’s last year at the helm, and what do you get?
Creativity Goes Wild at Great Pumpkin Party
By Chas Phillips
On a gorgeous October day in Bolton Hill, children and neighbors alike gathered at the Kappa Alpha Psi Youth and Community Center for the second annual Great Pumpkin Party.
Bolton Hill Nursery Seeks Garden, Scholarship Funds
Can you help make Louie’s last year at Bolton Hill Nursery the best one ever?
Louie Wilder will be stepping down as director of the Bolton Hill Nursery at the end of this school year.
Meet Albert: Taking a Healthy Approach to Future Success
By Emily Reichart
Albert came to Samaritan Community in the spring of 2016. He was finishing his education to become a medical assistant and needed help with food and rent while he worked for his degree.
Share Some Holiday Cheer
Make your December more enjoyable by attending these local events.
But first, start by sharing your good fortune with others and support local organizations in the 21217 zip code.
Alert: An Unexpected Visitor On Dec. 25
Those who wish to avoid contact with the visitor may choose to stuff a pillow up the chimney, leave out carrot sticks, or pre-emptively place lumps of coal into their stockings.
Tree Pit Project Makes Trees, Kids Happy
They came, they dug, and they played with worms, creating a perfect educational field trip for 30 students from neighborhood schools.
On Friday,