Be a Wisdom Warrior in Reservoir Hill
St. Francis Neighborhood Center in Reservoir Hill is seeking volunteers with a passion for teaching to join the Wisdom Warriors Power Project, their afterschool tutoring program.
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Great Pumpkin Party On Its Way October 28
On Saturday October 28 from 1-3 pm, everyone—especially kids from 1 to 92—is invited to The Great Pumpkin Party, organized by MRIA’s Social Task Force (SATF),
Bolton Square Celebrates 50th Anniversary
by William Hamilton
The 50th anniversary celebration of Bolton Square will be held on Saturday, Oct. 7, from 1–6 p.m. Come celebrate our neighborhood and this great example of our neighborhood’s resilience.
Park Café Is Back--Is Dooby's On the Way?
by William Hamilton
The Park Café, which closed abruptly in July, is back in business with new owners. Meanwhile, Dooby’s Café—or something similar—may be coming to Bolton Hill soon.
Explosive Oil Trains Endanger Our Community
by Andrew Hinz
Bolton Hill is one of several Baltimore neighborhoods at risk from highly explosive crude oil trains. Bakken oil transported from North Dakota contains fracking chemicals and elevated levels of methane,
Sign on to Bring a Grocery Store to Madison Park North
Could we see a grocery store on North Avenue?
The Neighborhood Coalition for Madison Park North Redevelopment reports that Berg Demo is close to completing the demolition of the Madison Park North site.
Prepare for Fall Tree Planting
Ever wonder why Bolton Hill’s streets have more trees than most neighborhoods in Baltimore? It takes a lot of work—much of it done on a volunteer basis.
Helfenbein Elected to Board of No Boundaries Coalition
At their most recent meeting, Bolton Hill neighbor Rob Helfenbein was elected to the board of No Boundaries Coalition. Several other Bolton Hill residents, including Rob,
Crispus Attucks Rec Center Reopens
Expanded from a post at Promise Heights.
After being shut down for 5 years, the Crispus Attucks Recreation Center officially reopened to the public on June 22,
Park Café and Two Boots Close
Everyone knows the restaurant business is tough. Sadly, two neighborhood establishments have shut their doors.
After six years of serving Cajun-themed pizzas with names like the Hogwallop and The Dude,