Last month’s Bolton Hill Bulletin detailed separate efforts by residents around W. Lafayette Avenue and Laurens Street, in conjunction with the BHCA Traffic Committee, to persuade the city’s transportation agency to undertake efforts to slow speeding and reckless vehicle traffic.
In case you haven’t heard, COVID is still around. Several people in the neighborhood, all of them vaxxed and boosted, have had a brush with it.
A MICA student had her Volkswagen carjacked on West Lafayette Avenue, the eighth carjacking in 2022 in Bolton Hill. There were none reported last year, although both in the neighborhood and citywide these incidents have been on the rise for a few years.
Looking for a modern, well-managed and welcoming place to exercise that you can walk to from Bolton Hill?
Planning a trip out of town over the holidays? Or perhaps you will have a house full of visitors?
The Golden Eagles of Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School are back on campus after nearly two years of virtual learning.
Maryland Institute College of Art is hoping for “close to normal operations” through the fall semester, the school has announced. That status extends to educational, residential, and supporting college functions. But neighbors are discouraged from visiting the campus.
We all hate wearing masks, not hugging friends and family, hunkering down away from crowds and gatherings, not sharing food and drink.
Your Bolton Hill Bulletin volunteer staff took a breather after the June issue. Great to be back. Here are some things that occurred in our absence.
After this issue the Bolton Hill Bulletin takes a summer break and will resume publication in September.
