News from Mount Royal Elementary
By Job Grotsky, Principal of Mount Royal Elementary
The Mount Royal School and PTO would like to thank all of the community members who helped organize and support the chili dinner fundraiser held on April 19.
By Job Grotsky, Principal of Mount Royal Elementary
The Mount Royal School and PTO would like to thank all of the community members who helped organize and support the chili dinner fundraiser held on April 19.
On Wednesday, April 6, the historic Public School 103 in Upton caught fire. According to the Baltimore Sun, the school, which had been unoccupied for many years,
The Social Action Task Force (SATF) had a lot going on Saturday, April 16.
The day kicked off in the late morning with the second
The Festival on the Hill, the neighborhood’s annual fall block party, is always a blast. Plus, all the proceeds go back into the neighborhood,
By Coleen McCarty and Susan Badder
A quiet oasis of mature trees and lush greenery, Rutter’s Mill Park is a reminder of the natural landscape that once existed there.
So you live in Bolton Hill. How often do you venture west of Eutaw Place? Maybe you go to the post office every so often.
The theme for our first Bulletin Photo Contest was spring. March’s weather responded perfectly to our choice, providing displays of color and light that morphed before our eyes.
For years, Andrew Fontanella and Charles Holman have taken the lead on maintaining F. Scott Fitzgerald Park at the corner of Bolton and Wilson Streets.
For years, the State Center Neighborhood Alliance, in various forms, has been working hard to ensure that the neighbors bordering this large parcel benefit from its development.
Maryland’s primary elections are this month, and they are big ones. Cast your vote for president (yes, that president), senator, mayor and more.