Councilman Bill Cole

Photo of Councilman Cole provided by williamcole.net
Photo of Councilman Cole provided by williamcole.net

Seton Hill is sad to see our councilman Bill Cole leave the 11th district, but we are very excited that he will be the new President of the Baltimore Development Corporation.  Below are a number of news clippings about this appointment:

Mayor Announces Departure of Baltimore Development Corporation President and CEO Brenda McKenzie, Councilman William Cole to Replace Her, 7 August 2014, Mayor Press Release

Councilman Cole to replace McKenzie as head of BDC, 8 August 2014, Baltimore Sun.

New direction for BDC [Editorial], 8 August 2014, Baltimore Sun.

Incoming BDC president Bill Cole: ‘Baltimore is sitting on the launching pad’, 11 August 2014, Baltimore Business Journal

Cole’s record on development draws praise and concern, 12 August 2014, The Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Development Corp. awaits direction as Bill Cole steps in, 13 August 2014, Baltimore Business Journal

What’s next for the 11th district council member?  The city council president is creating a committee to nominate a finalist for Cole’s seat, who then needs to be approved by the Mayor.  “I am looking for someone who will be independent and vote the conscience of the district, and not mine or not the mayor’s,” Young said.

We’ll keep you updated as we learn about developments!

Baltimore’s Youth Curfew

As most of you have heard, Baltimore’s youth curfew will take effect 8 August 2014.  As mentioned on our Facebook page, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will be holding a town hall meeting on 29 July 2014.

The town hall will take place Tuesday, July 29 at 7:00 pm.
University of Baltimore Law Center, Moot Court
1401 N Charles Street
(Mt. Royal Street Entrance)

Youth Curfew

 

For articles about this topic, refer to our local news section.

Message Board Contest

Seton Hill's message board
Seton Hill’s message board

I’m sure you’ve noticed the message board.  Thanks to the park steward, John, it was recently moved down near the park building.  Right now there’s not much in the message board – this is where you come in.

We’re inviting all to join in and submit ideas for the background of the message board.  It can be Seton Hill themed, Baltimore themed, or specific to St. Mary’s park.  Use your creativity!

Your design should cover a 2 feet by 4 feet area.

Take a picture and submit your fun and creative ideas to the Seton Hill Association board: president@setonhill.org

The next Seton Hill Association meeting is 12 August 2014, where all can vote on the submissions!