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.
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.
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.
They came, they dug, and they played with worms, creating a perfect educational field trip for 30 students from neighborhood schools.
On Friday,
“Bah, humbug!” and “God bless us, every one!”
Who does not recognize the exclamations made famous by Scrooge and Tiny Tim in Charles Dickens’
A New Name for MRIA
At October’s board meeting, President Linda Rittelmann reported that MRIA is working to become a 501(c)3 designated non-profit, which would allow the organization to offer tax deductions for donations,
By Emily Reichart
The Samaritan Community, a Bolton-Hill based human services 501c(3) non-profit organization, thanks the neighborhood for all of its support at this year’s Festival on the Hill.
Graced with an gorgeous fall afternoon, this year’s Festival on the Hill was a triumph. Organized by the Bolton Hill Nursery under the leadership of Louie Wilder,
The city’s Department of Public Works will collect leaves from city residents through Monday, January 8.
The Mt. Royal Improvement Association board has tentatively endorsed plans to install two charging stations for electric vehicles at the edge of Sumpter Park,
