Nothing heralds spring more loudly than the trumpets of early daffodil varieties, which make the world sing with yellow before fading away to make way for the full symphony of pinks and purples of the …

This is the third in a series of articles about green building and renovating in Mount Washington.  The articles were all written by Polly Bart, a PhD who has been working as a builder for …

On May 18th there will be a garden dedication and book signing at Baltimore Clayworks in the Village.  The community is invited to help dedicate the new TKF Nurturing Nature Garden and tile benches with …

There are so many May events in and around Mount Washington that we have been hearing about these last few weeks.  Some of them have been featured on the Mount Washington Post already, but many …

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 …

Our nearby Cylburn Arboretum has had a complete makeover and is ready to show off!  The new Cylburn is open and available to visitors daily from 8 am to 5 pm.  They are also going …

According to a study by D.C.-based nonprofit the Environmental Working Group, we can reduce our pesticide intake by 80% by changing our buying habits for just a few foods — foods they call the “Dirty …

I know that lots of Mount Washington residents may have seen South Mountain Creamery’s trucks driving through our neighborhood or have experienced their wonderful fresh milk, yogurts (my personal favorite!!), cheeses and meats at the …

If you are interested in the sustainability, want to learn about being more environmentally friendly or just want to have a good time, check out the 7th annual EcoFest this Saturday April 17th from Noon …

Enjoy the first article in our new Gardening Series by neighbor Elizabeth Hopkins.  - SK
Driving along Western Run this week with its big bursts of yellow forsythia bushes blooming along its bank, I was reminded …