The Midtown Missive: Fall Open House, Election, Artists
By Jennifer Devon, Executive Director of The Midtown Academy
Fall’s a busy time for all of us here at The Midtown Academy.
By Jennifer Devon, Executive Director of The Midtown Academy
Fall’s a busy time for all of us here at The Midtown Academy.
Bolton Hill doesn’t let a little rain dampen its spirits.
In spite of a less than perfect Saturday, the 63rd Annual Festival on the Hill had a great turnout.
On September 26, the Coalition for the Redevelopment of Madison Park North announced that the redevelopment of the subsidized housing complex at the southern end of Reservoir Hill would move forward with two longtime Baltimore developers.
Jubilee Arts offers classes in many creative areas for everyone age six to seniors, right at their center located at 1947 Pennsylvania Ave. This fall’s offerings include writing &
Join the fall fun at the 63rd Annual Festival on the Hill, Saturday, October 8, 11 am to 5 pm.
The Festival will have its usual mix of music (Mambo Combo!),
by Councilman Eric T. Costello
Through audit reform, our City government has a unique opportunity to further reduce property taxes and improve the quality and scope of City services.
Since this year’s 82nd annual fundraiser for Memorial Episcopal Church falls on Halloween weekend, the organizing committee, chaired by Monty Howard, decided they just had to go to the dark side.
The sentencing hearing in the state’s case against Michael Privette, convicted of multiple sexual assaults, including in Bolton Hill, took place on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
At Festival on the Hill on Saturday, October 8, Samaritan Community will be holding a toilet paper drive to help clients with one of their greatest necessities.
On Saturday October 29 from 1-3 pm, everyone—especially kids from 1 to 92—is invited to the Ugly Pumpkin Halloween Fest, organized by MRIA’s Social Task Force (SATF),