Planting today
Looks like we just have a bit of fog, so we’re still on for the planting today! We’ll call it quits if it starts raining hard. See you at 9!
Looks like we just have a bit of fog, so we’re still on for the planting today! We’ll call it quits if it starts raining hard. See you at 9!
Seton Hillers, This Saturday, April 10, at 10am, we will be planting trees! Trees and supplies will be provided, but please bring your smiling faces, water bottles, appropriate clothing, and FOOTWEAR. We will meet in St. Mary’s Park at the entrance to the Parking Building. Help us plant COVID-19-Safe! Masks are required. Help us social distance by…
Last week, the Seton Hill Association held a special general election to discuss and vote on whether to update the 16 year old associaiton by-laws. The vote overwhelmingly supported the update to the by-laws. The updates: Reason for boundary changes: The current SHA boundaries have not been modified in almost 50 years, despite changes to the…
You are invited, on behalf of Market Center CDC, to the Howard Street art kiosk reception on January 6, 2023. Please share the news with your friends and network! New Public Artwork Enlivens Howard Street Six new artworks line the 300 and 400 blocks Location: 300-400 Blocks of N Howard St with a reception at…
Seton Hillers,This Thursday is already the second one of the month and it is our monthly clean up. We’ll have a cookout afterwards! We plan to clean and weed from 5.30-7pm then eat. We will provide gloves and tools, please bring a face mask if you wish to wear one. We’ll meet at St Mary’s…
Neighborhood Cleanup:Please join us for our first Spring 2022 clean up. The weather is warmer and the days longer so we’re meeting in the evening again for cleanings, rain or shine.Thursday April 14th we plan to clean and weed, and fix park lamp posts from 5.30-7pm. We will provide gloves and tools. Meet at St…
As you have likely heard, due to staffing shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic, DPW workers who normally handled recycling collection were shifted to trash pickup, and this continues. Baltimore City will not resume curbside recycling pickup in November as expected, and is unlikely to do so until at least Dec. 15. As we did…