Articles by Jonathan Cooper
Scott Schools wrote in to tell us about a new website he published called Historic Mount Washington. The site provides a fun and interactive map of the Mt. Washington area that highlights local businesses and …
In an effort to support local (i.e., Maryland) seafood, the Mt. Washington Tavern is participating in a week-long program created by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources called From the Bay, For the Bay Dine …
The JCC of Greater Baltimore is hosting the return of CineFest, a Jewish film series that will be occurring throughout the month of October at The Gordon Center For Performing Arts in Owings Mills. A …
On September 24th, 2011 from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., Baltimore Clayworks is celebrating its 31st anniversary in style by hosting the Clayball gala at the American Visionary Arts Museum. Included in the evening are …
Each year, the Mt. Washington Improvement Association (MWIA) presents Excellence in Design awards to recognize architectural and landscape enhancements within our community. Local architects and landscape architects judge the competition.
There are two types of awards …
Now through May 14, neighbor-owned Village Square Cafe is offering $10 dinner specials on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. This limited time offer includes hot or iced tea or coffee. Call …
Apparently April is National Grilled Cheese Month, so from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 10th, 2011, the Mt. Washington Tavern will host its 1st Annual Grilled Cheese Sandwich Cook-Off! This charity event will feature …
Robin Kroft sent the following update about the Mount Washington rain garden project.
Twenty-one volunteers logged 96 hours last weekend as they began installation of a 4,000 Demonstration Rain Garden being installed on both sides of …
There is a deal on LivingSocial today for a six-week unlimited family membership (2 adults, 2 kids under 25 at same address) at Meadowbrook today that includes both the pool and fitness center. For $20, you can …
Starting January 15, visitors to Baltimore Clayworks will be treated to an exhibition entitled “100 Teapots V”. This free show, juried by Nick Joerling, features a wide variety of functional (and not so functional) teapots.
The …
