The Abell Improvement Association (AIA) was awarded a Spruce-Up Grant from
Central Baltimore Partnership to make improvements to the AIA Open Space on
32nd Street. We are looking for input from the community of users: what
would you like to see in our pocket park: a mural? new seating? more trees?
Thanks, Emil--Guilford Ave is always lovely when the cherries bloom. Take a
chance to go over to Druid Lake; all those old cherries are in full bloom.
Linda
On Sun, Apr 2, 2017 at 11:49 PM, Judy Berlin wrote:
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It's definitely the property owner/resident adjacent who is responsible for
maintenance of sidewalk, tree lawn, gutter cleaning, and alley. That
responsibility includes paying for new concrete when the city deems it
necessary, mowing grass, weeding, picking up trash, clearing snow and ice
from
Message from Jo Ann Robinson ( jooi...@msn.commailto:jooi...@msn.com ):
Dear Neighbors,
RESIST THE BEGINNINGS is a rule that has served me well from when it was
impressed on me as a teenager to this present day. I believe that it is time
to apply it to the issue of whether or not our
Water started coming out of a crack in the road in front of 3046 Guilford a
month ago. I reported it to 311 (#13-00637664). It continued to leak and
nothing was done; a couple weeks ago it had created a foot-diameter hole in the
asphalt; by this week the hole was probably ~2 ft round and the
Judy,
The event is not till 5/11, and the maps won't be done until the day before.
They ask vendors to sign up by 5/9.
Linda
jdy jdy...@verizon.net 5/2/2013 9:41 AM
Eddies does not have any maps. Can a map be put on web site for print out?
Judy Berlin
On 05/01/2013 09:27 AM, Stephanie
at www.charlesvillage.net )?
thank you,
Linda Forlifer
Sharon L. Guida guidah...@comcast.net 2/22/2013 7:40 PM
REMINDER : Special Land Use Committee Meeting on Comprehensive Rezoning open to
the public on 2/23/2013 at 10 am at Miller ' s Court Apartments at 2601 N.
Howard Street (use northside
Wondering whether there is any news on the zoning attempt to get rid of the
liquor license for the Schnapp Shopp? I believe that John Spurrier said the CV
Land Use Comm was considering whether to support the license retention and that
there was a hearing of some sort recently. Any updates?
There was a lot of water coming out of the water meter cover in front of 323 E
33rd for maybe a week. It was reported to the city the day it began, but the
water kept running. Until it's repaired, the people living there need their
water service. For that block quad there is only one storm
I was afraid that the Schnapp Shoppe might be one of the group. It's much more
than a liquor store, very convenient, and quite well run. I would advocate for
keeping it as a long-standing asset to Charles Village. The owners are
responsive to their customers (more so than the liquor store on
where they may obtain the
proper zoning if warranted.
John
Sent from my mobile real estate office
On Jun 25, 2012, at 10:35 AM, Linda Forlifer l...@press.jhu.edu wrote:
I was afraid that the Schnapp Shoppe might be one of the group. It's much
more than a liquor store, very convenient
St. John's Episcopal Church, Greenmount Avenue and 30th Street, invites
everyone from the surrounding communities to a brief memorial service, with
music, on Monday, May 28th, the Observance of Memorial Day, at 10:00 in the
morning.
For more information, go to http://www.stjohnsinthevillage.org
Hi Cathy,
If you still have a green bean seedling, I'd be happy to give it a home in my
garden.
Linda
Cathy Goucher gouchf...@verizon.net 5/13/2012 4:54 PM
Hi,
My daughter and I planted more seedlings than we can use for our deck
garden. Please let me know if you might be interested in
Hi Kathleen,
The Baltimore City forester is Erik Dihle. I don't know his contact
info.
You might get a response from our longtime neighbor on Abell Ave, Beth
Strommen--she's director of the Baltimore Office of Sustainability:
Phone: 410-396-8360
beth.strom...@baltimorecity.gov
Linda
Hi John,
Do you know whether these were installed when the houses were built or added
later by removing part of the brick walls? I never knew about them before.
Thanks,
Linda
John Spurrier jfs...@hotmail.com 1/5/2012 10:39 AM
The closets are predominantly in the 2500, 2600 and 2700
and getting back to you.
The contest deadline has been extended to November 30. Whether we do this
next year will depend on whether there is any money left after this year. I
hope so! I hope all is well. Dawna
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM, Linda Forlifer l...@press.jhu.edu wrote:
Hi Dawna
Hi Dawna,
What's the deadline for this year's painting contest? Do you think it will be
repeated next year?
thanks,
Linda
Dawna Cobb dawnac...@gmail.com 11/13/2011 9:05 PM
Hi all: if you plan to submit an application in this house painting
contest, please send it to
From the BGE website:
BGE cautions customers to be mindful of individuals who try to gain
access to their homes by posing as utility workers. Utility imposters
may carry official looking credentials and often work in pairs.
BGE recommends customers take the following steps to ensure their
safety
ACE Hardware (just east of Greenmount Ave on 32nd/Homestead) recycles
batteries--very convenient.
Linda
John Spurrier jfs...@hotmail.com 1/5/2011 3:48 PM
Judy,
In my post I said limited for some of the very reasons
you mention. The most common hazardous waste in
Charles Village houses is
Your newsletter has a crab order form and info on where to drop it off. It's
$25 in advance, $30 on Sunday.
Contact info, August newsletter, and lots more are on the website
www.abellimprovement.org
Linda
jberlin jdy...@verizon.net 9/17/2010 11:24 AM
can the crab tickets be bought at the
At old Eastern High School, opposite the Stadium YMCA on 33rd Street, there are
large, mostly unused parking lots.
chad abrams abramsc...@gmail.com 8/21/2010 8:49 PM
i was looking for advice on places in the area that might be good for
teaching a beginner driver including
a) big vacant
Linda MacDonald, Just Your Style, 3365 Chestnut Ave in Hampden
(410-235-6808)--she's fantastic with the scissors, for men and women.
Lauren Redmond laredm...@hotmail.com 6/19/2010 10:09 PM
We love One World Cafe for brunch.
I stopped by Moxie's and found out that they have mostly all the
Hi Paul,
Can you tell me what these emails are about? I don't like to open unidentified
links (worried about viruses and worms). I've received three of these messages
from you, with no subject and just a link.
thanks,
Linda
Paul Burk burkp...@hotmail.com 2/5/2010 12:32 AM
It did post--I read it.
Greg Alexander ugagra...@yahoo.com 11/13/2009 4:47 PM
Why didn't this ever post? Would have been nice to alert neighbors of this
potential criminal.
Greg Alexander
Freelance Writer/Editor
Editor, Mason-Dixon Arrive
2629 Guilford Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-243-3387
To get accurate answers to your questions about One Plus One (which will begin
7/14), you can contact the head of Cleaner Greener Baltimore:
Celeste Amato
Telephone: 410-545-6541
email: celeste.am...@baltimorecity.gov
Linda
JUDY BERLIN jdy...@verizon.net 6/30/2009 11:57 AM
Can empty oil
I saw nothing notifying us of the footrace on Saturday, which certainly
inconvenienced a lot of city dwellers. I was awakened by the sounds of police
blocking off lanes of 33rd Street. I was at Van Dyke and Bacon on York Rd
later in the morning. The shoe salesman mentioned that he had had
Dr. Dunn (of Wilmer--Johns Hopkins) is really good. He sees patients at the
Wyman Park Health Center.
Christine Gray langwi...@comcast.net 5/20/2009 9:04 AM
Can anyone recommend an ophthalmologist in CV?
Thanks,
Christine Gray
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Chat
No plastic bags for recycling. The plastic bags jam up the machines that sort
the types of recycling, so putting your cans in plastic bags costs us money.
The workers have to empty the bags to avoid jamming the sorting machine.
Linda
Joshua Fruhlinger jf...@jfruh.com 5/13/2009 1:32 PM
good
shops, the card store and the gifts/flowers/stationery.
Linda
Linda Forlifer
Assistant Managing Editor, Books Division
410-516-6911 (fax 516-4440)
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Johns Hopkins University Press
America's Oldest University Press / Founded 1878
Greg Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/4
Reminder, you must order and pay for your parking permit ONLINE by Thursday
October 16th to be able to pick up your permit on Saturday October 18th. All
who order and pay AFTER October 16th will have to go downtown to pick up
their permits.
Bonnie Bessor still needs volunteers to help at the
The alleys east of Guilford and north of 30th are narrow, not like the named
alleys west of Guilford Avenue. The residents were asked to put their
recycling in front of their homes because the trucks cannot negotiate the
smaller alleys. The workers now spend extra time collecting from both
It is hard to understand how someone could be taken three blocks (past
the gas stations, Old York Rd, the Giant, and the 700 block of houses)
from 33rd Greenmount to a house in the 800 block of 33rd (almost to
the Stadium YMCA and Eastern). Forced into a car? That stretch of 33rd
is full of
This doesn't make any sense. The info I read said any plastic labeled 1
through 7 is recyclable, so I am putting out everything--trays from
food, jars, lids, packing materials with a triangle and number, etc.,
NOT just bottles. I think Valentina Ukwuoma may be mistaken. Did I
mis-remember what
your message with neighbors.
Thank you,
Linda Forlifer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/23/07 11:31 AM
We have been in Charles Village for 9 years now and have enjoyed being part of
the community. Lately over the past 4 or so years our sales at Rocky Run have
slipped though and faced with continuous
It's distressing that the police do not believe such an incident to be
high in their priority list. When someone is stabbed and their
intestine is punctured, that is a life-threatening assault. Our police
should be trying to identify the criminals who are preying on our
neighborhood, and the
I'm sorry to hear about the recent assaults but also quite sorry that
the police are giving people such advice as not to walk alone! Are
citizens all supposed to stay cowering inside their homes or offices and
to desert our sidewalks and yards, leaving them only to thugs? How does
an empty
I am so pleased! Now my son (who runs the sound at the Ottobar) will be
able to work without injuring his health. And I, who have developed an
allergy to cigarette smoke, will be able to enjoy, once again, going out
for happy hour or to hear good live music at places like the Haven. I'm
looking
The northwest of Chas and 31st is the Dell, or the old Wyman estate
gatehouse (now the News-Letter office). You must mean the northeast
corner. It's been doctor's offices, but that's all I know about it.
Linda
Linda Forlifer
Assistant Managing Editor, Books Division
410-516-6911 (fax 516
It was confirmed by the police who attended the CVCBD meeting on Tuesday
evening:
EVERYTHING has to have a report. Otherwise, it did not happen, as far
as statistics and resource allocation are concerned. If the officer
does not want to write a report, get his name. If you do not get a paper
Our neighborhood is clearly having a crime wave of second-story
burglaries. And people are telling us that the police who respond do
not want to write reports, for various reasons. Perhaps we should ask
Mary Pat to help us with the police, getting reports filed. We know
that without police
Hi Kathleen,
I noted (on JHU reports and from neighbors) recent incidents of thieves
(or the same thief) climbing up to people's back 2nd-floor porches to
get in windows and doors. It's not that hard for a strong young man to
do.
One of my close neighbors heard someone in her roommate's
Coming to mind immediately is a house in the 3200 block of Guilford with
a large yellow banner open house Wed 5:00-6:00. 312 E. 33rd was for
rent the last time I noticed. Guilford has a lot of for rent signs; I
don't know how many are for houses and how many are for apartments.
Linda
[EMAIL
I remember some instructions from CV list, I think, about reporting
illegal signs to the city before you take them down, so people can be
fined. Can anyone refresh our memories on this?
Linda
Odette Ramos [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/26/2006 9:15:52 AM
Abell Improvement Association Members - You have
Absolutely, write to the Northern District commander and community
relations officer. It would be good to know what their response to the
situation would be. Do they support aggressive demeanor to good
citizens questioning an officer? Do they suggest that you and Steve
were appropriately viewed
Kathleen,
Don't let the police stop you from getting the report documented.
That's to their benefit (saves them time and paperwork, they can report
a drop in crime) but not to the benefit of the community. Last time I
was able to make a report over the phone through the 311 system; I don't
know
Please encourage everyone who experiences a theft to make a report to
the police and, if it's of mail (a federal crime), to the post office.
We receive services only if these are documented.
Linda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/7/2005 10:30:40 AM
Sorry Kathleen, I hang my best wreath out during the
One unfortunate possibility is that they are stolen to be used in
training dogs to fight. I've been told of (and read about) this
happening near our neighborhood (Harwood). You could talk to Vonnie
Gowe or Emily Chalmers about this.
It's safest to keep cats as indoor pets and dogs in your home
You seem to have forgotten the Abell Improvement Association and Mike
Treadway, who began this initiative.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/5/2005 9:13:02 PM
Dear Charles Villager,
The CV Light Up The Night program would be DE-LIGHTED to provide
you with
two FREE CFL (Compact Fluorescent Light) BULBS to
The Johns Hopkins University Press Staff Development Fund is pleased to
announce our upcoming Annual JHU Press Book Sale. The sale will take
place April 1st and 2nd in the Glass Pavilion on the Homewood Campus.
Hours on Friday are noon to 8 pm and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. There is
free parking on
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