The North Avenue Knowledge Exchange has been recommended for a $75,000 award to support an open-access educational platform developed in collaboration between Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA),
By Judith McFadden, former editor of the Bolton Hill Bulletin
Rev. Grey Maggiano, the new rector of Memorial Episcopal Church,
A story from the Samaritan Community by Peter Dunn
By all accounts, Tuesday, April 10, 2015 seemed to be a typical morning at the weekly Breakfast Club at The Samaritan Community.
With all the rain this spring, area farmers managed to reap a bounty of local produce. So, the kickoff of the State Center Farmers’
May 14 was gorgeous and sunny, perhaps the only nice Saturday we’ve had this spring, making it a perfect day to work outdoors.
And that’s just what the lodge brothers,
Students from MICA’s Globe Poster Remix course collaborated with acclaimed street artist POSE to create an outdoor mural on the college’s notable Dolphin Building,
The No Boundaries Coalition hosted another great Block Party, an annual spring event since 2008.
Usually held on the second Saturday in May,
With record attendance the first weekend, and then sold-out, standing-room-only crowds for the last weekend, this year’s Memorial Players spring musical Ragtime was a huge success.
On Earth Day, Friday, April 21, Montgomery Parks and Brookside Gardens hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completed renovation of the Garden Gateway to this botanical gem in Wheaton,
Thursday evening, April 14th, about 40 Bolton Hill residents joined MRIA leadership and city officials for a Safety Walk around the neighborhood.
Organized by MRIA’s safety committee co-chairs Jill Kingery and Barbie Klik,
