A second Bolton Hill physician dies of COVID-19
Dr. Hubert Taylor Gurley II, medical director of Health Care for the Homeless and a longtime resident of Bolton Hill, died of complications of COVID-19 Jan. 30.
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Looking past COVID, put these events on your calendar
With a great burst of new year optimism, the BHCA Greening Committee is calling attention to a wide array of 2021 outdoor activities for neighborhood parks, along with a new map that pinpoints where each park is located.
Marlon Amprey is the new delegate for Bolton Hill
Bolton Hill’s Legislative District 40 residents have a new delegate to the Maryland General Assembly, ritually named by the state’s Republican governor with the support of only four members of the city’s Democratic Central Committee.
COVID clouds anniversary of CookHouse restaurant
This time a year ago many in the neighborhood were counting the days: When would CookHouse, the new Bolton Hill restaurant, finally open?
Major BGE project in Bolton Hill could begin in February
BGE will begin major gas line work in Bolton Hill in the first quarter of next year, part of what BGE dubs “Operation Pipeline”.
Bird-spotting in and near Bolton Hill for Christmas?
For 120 years now bird-lovers have come together outdoors during the holiday period to participate in the Audubon Society’s Christmas bird count.
Holiday religious services in a pandemic time
The COVID-19 pandemic is an everyday major inconvenience, but for area churches during the holiday season, trying to keep worshipers safe while maintaining holiday traditions can be especially challenging.
Temporary 'Miracle on John Street' coming soon
You may have seen the last enormous tractor-trailer grumble its way up John Street, hoping to cut through to I-83 from Howard Avenue. Or maybe not. With luck, the Santas at the city’s DOT will deliver a solution before the year (or at least the winter) is over.