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Federal Hillsider the Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association April 2018 April 2018 S T M ! P H Y 0 H T 0 G Federal Hill business : T I R 1 district, next to Cross 6 L Federal 1 Street Market. A L - I L P M M R Featuring the Baltimore L P - P P Hillsider 0 I bands the Outcalls and S 0 L 0 R The Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill7 :NeighborhoodL Association A Super City! I H T M 3 H ! D E T H O : P 6 L Free to attend. Drinks H 8 T L Y O E I A D R 0 H D vendors. Local business R R F H P T A E G A 0 E O FedReral Hill business specials & extended hours. : T s D BI A i F e A R E 1 H Pdistrict, nexnt to Cross 6 yo L r F G1 o I S Street vMearke tt. For details, visit: e E T A E L - e p! fr fedhill.org. N I H u ’s L lf t G eP i ! . I M s d e s R ur Fenaturintg the Baltimy ore L L o a pa la y - e i p Want to be a business P c P t I m bani ds the Outicsalls a&nd h o rt d s Lig lc a t al sponsor? Email 0 p e R tyh! i A w Super Cilig ec H t p . [email protected] 3 s s rs E e s : b s u . r ne ho rg fForee tsoi attedn d. Drinks l.o 8 esT u e il D z b d h ri vael ndoersn. Local buesdiness P c t f oF ex t: E L ecials & existei nded hours. sp v ls, A F ai et For details, visit: Fo fedhill.org. Apr 19 Homerun for Recovery to benefit Baltimore Station 6 – Want to be a business 9:30pm at PBR/Power Plant Live Apr 20 Digiballbeginning 7-11pm at at 7:30am. AVAM www.dhhsalliance.org sponsor? Email William & East Montgomery Apr 21 Maryland Arborist Day at Federal Hill Park [email protected] EVENTS TO REMEMBER Apr 28 Mayor’s Spring Cleanup 9am – Noon - dumpster will be located at West Ostend Street Apr 29 Federal Hill Main Street Spring Block Party Noon till 7pm south side of Cross Street May 5 AVAM’s Kinetic Sculpture Race May 5 Federal Hill Fiesta on Cinco de Mayo Noon – 10pm Federal Hill Park Ave at Stadium Square 160 Apr 6 Neighborhood Lights – Parade begins at 7pm at Warren Apr 6 Neighborhood Lights - After Party 8- 11pm in front of Main Street Office 42 E Cross Apr 11 FHNA Board Meeting 6:30 pm at 1011 Light Street Apr 14 – 21 Light City visit www.lightcity.org for more info Wells 7pm Apr 17 FHNA General Membership Meeting 6:30pm at Jesus Our Redeemer Church 113 Apr 19 Third Thursday in Federal Hill Apr 19 State’s Attorney Debate at National Federation of the Blind 200 East Page 2 - April 2018 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider INFORMATION PAGE Federal Hill Neighborhood Association FHNA Committees Board of Directors Consider Getting Involved Please contact Beth Whitmer at 512-965-4065 or Officers [email protected] and express your interest. President: You will be welcomed. Beth Whitmer <[email protected]> Beautification/Green: Mike Dickensheets Vice President: Block Captains: open Walt Ettinger <[email protected]> Complete Streets Christian Allen Treasurer: Karen Nichols Emily Lamasa <[email protected]> Grants: Peg McCarthy Secretary: Michelle Li <[email protected]> Hillsider: Jeannie Malkiewicz Anne Nelson Board Members at Large Business Relations: Faith Millspaugh Christian Allen <[email protected]> Beth Whitmer Nancy Gordon <[email protected]> Sharon Johnson <[email protected]> Local Development: Rufus Lusk Bob Merbler Bob Merbler <[email protected]> Ted Millspaugh <[email protected]> Membership: Jennifer Morgenstern Jennifer Morgenstern <[email protected]> Parking: John Bacci Deb Nelson <[email protected]> Aderonke Omatade <[email protected]> Preservation/Design: Fran Landolf Public Safety: open FYI Schools Liaison: Jessica Damen Councilman Eric Costello 410-396-4816 Social: Nancy Gordon Sen. Bill Ferguson 410-841-3600 Sharon Johnson Del. Robbyn Lewis 410-841-3772 South Harbor Del. Luke Clippinger 410-841-3303 Renaissance Liaison: Walt Ettinger Del. Brooke Lierman 410-841-3319 Technology: open BMZA Hearings – every other Tuesday, start time varies Planning Commission Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday,1:30pm CHAP Hearings – usually once per month, on 2nd Tuesday, 1pm UDARP Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday, start time varies Planning department agendas https://pc.baltimorecity.gov/agendas-staff-reports/2017-agendas-staff-reports Zoning hearing dockets https://zoning.baltimorecity.gov/2017-zoning-dockets Code violation/citation search http://cels.baltimorehousing.org/Search_On_Map.aspx Report potential violations https://baltimore-csrprodcwi.motorolasolutions.com/Home.mvc/Index Office of the Zoning Administrator http://www.baltimorehousing.org/zoning DIGITAL HARBOR CONTACT INFORMATION If you have concerns, questions or issues regarding Digital Harbor Students in and around our community please use the following contacts: 1. Travis Laird, Dean of Students, 443-651-9342 (texting is best), [email protected] 2. Shannon Mobley, Principal, 443-240-0972 (texting is best), [email protected] As always, if you see something dangerous or criminal please dial 911. April 2018 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 3 Letter from the President Happy Spring Everyone! FHNA Committees It’s hard to believe that only two weeks ago we cancelled our Consider Getting Involved general meeting due to wintery weather conditions. Thankfully, Your Realtors for Life. Please contact Beth Whitmer at 512-965-4065 or Serving the Baltimore metropolitan area. [email protected] and express your interest. April looks much more promising – right on cue for the plethora You will be welcomed. of exciting events in and around our community this month. Accordingly, we’ve placed our calendar of events front and center on the cover. There really are so many opportunities to have fun while giving back to the community – no matter what your passion. On April 6th join Federal Hill Main Street for the kickoff of Neighborhood Lights in conjunction with Light City 2018. The parade commences at Federal Hill Park and will end with an after party, immediately following the parade, at the Main Street office. Local merchants will be open late so please take time to drop in and check out their wares. Saturday, April 27th is the Mayor’s Annual Spring Cleanup. The City dumpster will be at the corner of William and East Montgomery from 9am – noon. The cleanup is a perfect chance to meet your neighbors while beautifying the sidewalks and streets of Federal Hill. Our collaborative cleanup with the Federal Hill A member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates, LLC Hospitality and Business Associations will immediately follow the mayor’s cleanup. More information to follow! office:410-547-5710 www.live21230.com We have a jam-packed agenda for our April meeting. Check Facebook and our webpage for updated information but our tentative schedule includes the following briefings and updates: Candidate Debate • Key Highway medical marijuana dispensary State’s Attorney of Baltimore City • Mark Saperstein’s Wheelhouse development • Southern District Baltimore Police Department Thursday, April 19, 2018 public safety 7:00 p.m. National Federation of the Blind • THREAD at Digital Harbor High School 200 East Wells Street, Baltimore, MD 21230 Members Hall, 4th floor • Business Relations Committee activities We are still working on building our membership base for 2018. If you are a former member, please renew! The duty of the State’s Attorney Office is to safeguard communities in If you are not a member, please consider joining Baltimore City through the effective prosecution of crime, but what this year. Your support is critical to our success. characteristics and abilities make a good State’s Attorney? What power If you have questions or want to get involved with does the office hold? Come hear from the candidates running in the making FHNA an organization that represents this primary election so you can make an informed decision on June 26. great neighborhood to its fullest, please reach out to me or any of the other board members via our personal email or the FHNA email: [email protected]. Event sponsored by the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association, Federal Hill See you around the hood! South Neighborhood Association, Key Highway Community Association, Beth Locust Point Civic Association, the National Federation of the Blind, Riverside Neighborhood Association, Sharp-Leadenhall Improvement Association and the South Baltimore Neighborhood Association. Page 4 -April 2018 FederalHillBaltimore.org Federal Hillsider Federal Hill and Locust Point Announce Light City Displays and Events By Kevin Lynch, SouthBMore.com Both Federal Hill and Locust Point are Neighborhood Lights partners for the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts’ (BOPA) Light City 2018. In Federal Hill, businesses will be displaying artwork created by local kids. Federal Hill Main Street (FHMS), artists from Future Makers, and BOPA have been collaborating on workshops in neighborhood classrooms and community centers where kids create artwork to be displayed in local Federal Hill businesses. The pieces of artwork are life-size photographic portraits of Federal Hill community members. The pieces will be mounted in framed boxes that are designed and built for storefront windows. Current Federal Hill installation sites include Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Harbor Memory creates a sparkling wetland scenery as a representation of the Homesale Realty, Tradestone Inner Harbor before its urban development. This collection of 375 fiber-optic Gallery, and Chesapeake Tile. lighted ‘plants’ is not a mere celebration of the city: it’s an invitation for individual Baltimoreans.
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