Articles in Community Service
Thank you to Cecilia Meisner for sending along information about this great volunteer opportunity. Great Kids Farm, which is owned and run by the Baltimore City School System, is looking for volunteers in a variety …
Thank you to Ellen O’Brien for acting as the site captain for the stream clean up event this Saturday, April 10th. Neighbors or other willing volunteers should meet at the Boy Scout Memorial at Kelly …
According to a DPW press release, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s Spring Cleanup will occur on April 17th, 2010 from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. For those unfamiliar with this event, communities select a particular location that needs special …
Thank you to Clark Semmes for this 7th installment of his 2,361 part series, Know Your Neighbors:
While many members of our community generously donate their time and energy to lift up the lives of …
Thank you to Cecilia Meisner for providing the following information about the upcoming Mount Washington Elementary School phonathon. Please take this opportunity to support the community by supporting our local school. Everyone in our neighborhood …
While I apologize that this is last minute, I just found out about the Greater Homewood Community Corporation’s Neighborhood Institute tomorrow. The day will include both a panel discussion and lots of different workshops through …
I am glad to announce that Mount Washington Elementary School had a wonderful and successful 5% day at Whole Foods on January 12th. The neighborhood came out and helped support the school by doing their …
Thank you to Clark Semmes for this 4th installment of his 2,361 part series, Know Your Neighbors:
A warm smile and an engaging manner are valued everywhere. Perhaps that is why Rajiv Rimal has found …
Thank you to Lisa Kelemen and Randy Beckford for providing this information:
There is positive change growing at Mt. Washington Elementary in 2010!
Whole Foods Market is enthusiastic to partner with Mt. Washington Elementary in their …
Thank you to Clark Semmes for this 3rd installment of his 2,361 part series, Know Your Neighbors:
Every horse has a story. Hawk was in the military and worked pulling caissons at Arlington National Cemetery, King …

