The neighborhood association is moving back to meeting on the second Tuesday of every month! Join us for our November meeting on Tuesday, November 12th at 7pm. You can find us in the Saint Mary’s Park building (across from 546 Saint Mary St) or join via Zoom. Click here for the Zoom link. We are planning to have…
Congratulations to the newly elected Seton Hill Association Board! President: Julia RocheVice President: Samir ChandraTreasurer: Caleb BowersSecretary: Sunny WigginsGeneral Board Members: Dean Ratcliffe-Lynes and Stephen Brown If you want to learn more about the new board, check out their bios here. Thank you to the outgoing board members, former President Karen French, former Vice President…
Not only are national, state and city elections upon us, but so is the election for the Seton Hill Association board! Tuesday October 8th is the Seton Hill Association Annual General Meeting with Board Elections for 2024 – 2025. Advance nominations for board members closed on September 17th. The slate of nominees was read at the September 24th board meeting, and sent…
You may have seen a sign or two highlighting the fact that it’s an election year. We want to make sure you have all the resources you need to be able to vote. Note, make sure you check to see which polling location is yours! Depending on your address, your polling location may be different…
We added a new page to help you navigate the CHAP process! It’s located here, under the “Historic Neighborhood” section: https://setonhill.org/chap-requirements-for-seton-hill/ Here’s a snippet: Seton Hill is a historic neighborhood protected by Baltimore City’s Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation (CHAP). To preserve the historic character and architectural details of the neighborhood the Seton Hill Historic District was established…
This November, City residents will have a chance to vote on a number of ballot initiatives. Last Tuesday during our General Meeting, Nathan Ferrell, a member of the “Baltimore City Not for Sale” coalition came to talk about the “Renew Baltimore” ballot initiative, and why he and others are advising residents to vote “No.” If you’d like…
