I received the following information from Esther Apt at the JCC about FREE swimming lessons for anyone who has completed kindergarten through adults who have never had formal swim lessons.  The idea is to provide …

On Friday, I was finally able to dig my car our and get to work. While driving through the neighborhood, it seemed like conditions in some areas were still fairly bad (my trip down Sulgrave …

As many of us have been shoveling snow off of our porches, paths, and sidewalks, we have simply been piling it in our yards. When we finally get out to the street and begin shoveling …

We just wanted to aggregate some recent information for you. Updates are in red below.

Joan Goldman sent us the following reminder from Baltimore Housing:

BALTIMORE HOUSING REMINDS OF KEEPING HVAC UNITS CLEAR
(Baltimore – February 5, 2010) As the Baltimore metropolitan region prepares for a severe winter storm, with …

As we all know, predictions can be wrong by their very nature. I don’t want to alarm anyone, but I just couldn’t resist posting this quote from an employee at the NOAA Forecast Center, which …

We have more information about Tuesday evening’s assault and robbery near the Mt. Washington light rail stop.  The victim, a Mt. Washington resident, shared the following harrowing tale:
Tuesday at about 5 p.m. I was walking …

From WJZ:
A man was assaulted while walking near a busy light rail stop in northwest Baltimore.
It happened early Friday evening near the Mount Washington light rail stop near Smith Avenue.
Police say a man was walking …

Now that 2009 has drawn to a close, we thought that it would be fun to take a look back through the archives and see what were the most popular Mount Washington Google Group topics …

From the City’s snow page:

At this time, Phases I and II of the Snow Emergency Plan have been lifted in Baltimore City. The designated snow emergency routes have been cleared and citizens may now …