'Foxy Ned' Hanlon was Bolton Hill's baseball Hall of Famer
Long before our Baltimore Orioles were led to success by the fiery Earl Weaver, there once was a champion baseball club in Baltimore in the 1890s.
It’s fall, and Bolton Hill is alive again! Celebrate F. Scott Fitzgerald’s birthday
Friday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 pm, is the last in the popular summer Arts in the Parks series of free concerts. They were hosted in neighborhood outdoor settings by BHCA and adjacent Marble Hill and Madison Park community associations.
Remembering Sen. Jack Lapides, Judith Kasper and Margo Taylor
Three people with important ties to Bolton Hill died during the summer.
Vietnam Vet, White House gardener, world traveler: meet Gary Grimmette
(Neighbors is an occasional series of profiles of people who live in Bolton Hill, aimed at showing the talent and diversity of folks who live among us.
Arts in the parks
Neighborhoods come together for summer picnics, concerts in nearby parks
Jill Schumann is getting to know Bolton Hill after 19 years
North Avenue Mission, a short walk east of Bolton Hill in Station North, calls itself a fellowship – of the unhoused and formerly unhoused; people who are food and housing insecure; those who use drugs or are in recovery; people of faith, no faith and different faiths; some with disabilities or mental illness; and a cadre of friends, neighbors and supporters.
Thom Shipley’s book explores different eras of racism
At 87, Thomas R. Shipley has been a lot of places and done a lot of things.
Longtime Bolton Hill resident and drama pioneer Sally Harris dies
Sally Pomeran Harris, who excelled as a child actor, founded a small theater in New York, and went on to create and lead a drama program at what is now Stephenson University in Baltimore County, died on May 5 in a Mt. Washington senior living facility.
