A Duty to Serve: Samaritan Community's Jim Larsen
As an active member of the U.S. Coast Guard for more than 20 years, Samaritan Community volunteer Jim Larson has built a career on helping others.
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Bolton Hill Garden Club Winter Champagne Brunch: All that Glitters is Gold
This year’s winter champagne brunch at the Rawlings Conservatory in Druid Hill Park, hosted by the Bolton Hill Garden Club, brought club members to the airy reception room at the Conservatory on Saturday,
Time to Renew Parking Permits
All Current Residential Parking Permits will expire March 31. If renewing, you may do so and pay for your permits online at the Parking Authority website beginning February 19th.
New Rector at Memorial Episcopal
The Rev. Grey Maggiano has accepted the call to become Memorial Episcopal’s next rector. He will be leaving Trinity Cathedral in Miami for the midwinter delights of Baltimore.
Linden Park Apartments Update
The team renovating the Linden Park Apartments reports good news for 2016: the transformation of the building will soon be complete. As construction winds down,
Oh yeah. It snowed.
On January 23, Baltimore experienced its biggest snowstorm in recorded history: 29.5″ recorded at BWI Airport.
Bolton Hill resident Barbara Cates recorded a video on the morning of January 24,
Bolton Hill Nursery Seeks Applications for Festival Grants
Last fall’s Festival on the Hill was once again a great success, producing significant funds to support the sponsor, Bolton Hill Nursery, as well as special projects that benefit the Bolton Hill neighborhood.
Civil Rights Landmark Demolished in Marble Hill
The unassuming brick townhouse at 1234 Druid Hill Ave. (at the corner of Lanvale and Druid Hill Ave.) in Marble Hill, was demolished in November.
What’s Going On at Strawbridge Church?
by Darma Kamenetz, photos by Kellie Welborn
You may have noticed activity of late around the former Strawbridge Methodist Church at the corner of Park Avenue and Wilson St.
Street Light Survey Gets Results
Thanks to the many Bolton Hill residents who helped MRIA with their recent Lighting Survey to inventory our neighborhood street lights.