Federal Hillsider the Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association May, 2012 President’S Letter Dear Friends and Neighbors

Federal Hillsider The Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association May, 2012 President’s Letter Dear Friends and Neighbors,

I would like to extend a very special thanks to everyone who participated in the Mayor’s citywide neighborhood cleanup that took place on April 21. The event was a huge success for our community and could not have been possible without the exemplary planning and organization of Director at large Kelly Sheehan, Beautiﬁcation Chair Walter Saxton, Block Captain Chair JP Matthew, and Educational Liaison Jessica Damen.

Despite a few minor challenges such as 400 fewer bags guaranteed by the city, no tools, and a dumpster that was almost never delivered, approximately 300 volunteers from all corners of our community pulled off the most successful volunteer led effort of Federal Hill’s own Phyllis Friello, second from the year! Even a number of students from Digital Harbor High left above, won GOLD at the US Adult National School and members of our business community pitched in to Figure Skating Championships in Chicago, Ill. lend a hand, making this event a truly comprehensive effort. April 10 - 14, 2012. Congratulations! (continued on page 3)25 10 Ways to Celebrate AN HISTORIC PICNIC ON Mother’s Day In Federal FEDERAL HILL Hill Come and join us!!! 1.Buy her some jewelry from Morstein’s Jewelers - Page 3. Sunday, May 6, from 12 noon-2 pm 2. Take her to Brunch at the Rusty Scupper - Our beloved Federal Hill was named to mark Maryland’s Page 11. ratification of the U.S. Constitution, an event celebrated 3.Take her for stroll around the park and the with a huge picnic atop the hill on May 1, 1788. Inner Harbor. Stop by the American Visionary Arts Museum. The Neighborhood Associations of Federal Hill, Federal 4. Have some sushi at Matsuri - Page 4. Hill South, and South Baltimore have joined together to 5. Take her to dinner at the SoBo Cafe - Page celebrate this historic milestone with a picnic of our own! 13. 6. Buy her some flowers from the Cross Street All residents of the areas represented by these neighborhood Market. associations are invited to attend. 7.Give her a gift certificate for some pampering at Apothecary Wellness - Page 14 Bring a dish to share and celebrate spring and our wonderful 8. Visit one of our local artists’ galleries. Federal Hill community with your friends and neighbors! 9.Thai Yum always delights - Page 7. 10. And CVS is always open for the last minute CARD you forgot to buy!!!!! May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider - Page 2 INFORMATION PAGE FHNA Committees Consider Getting Involved

Please contact any of the Board members listed nearby and express your interest. You will be welcomed. Federal Hill Neighborhood Association Board of Directors Beautiﬁcation/Green: Walt Saxon Block Captains: Kelly Sheehan Ofﬁcers Business Affairs: Lamberto Comacho Community Outreach : Jane Wehrle President: Ryan Hada 443.326.9200 Finance: Claire Bogdanski Vice President: Eric Costello 410.528.1514 Hillsider: Jeannie Malkiewicz Treasurer: Lamberto Camacho 202.697.1581 Gayle McClure Secretary: Bob O’Donoghue 410.783.0174 Bob O’Donoghue Nicole Quinn Board Members at Large Legislative Affairs: Ryan Hada Liquor Eric Costello Board Member: Kelly Sheehan 410.322.8026 Membership: Eric Costello Board Member: Claire Mullins 410.727.3411 Bob Merbler Board Member: Bob Merbler 443.629.0162 Kelly Sheehan Parking: Lamberto Comacho Preservation: Becky Swanston Bulk Item Pick Up Public Safety: Open You may place up to three items out for collection. One day per Schools Liaison: Jessica Damen month is set aside for this collection. All citizens have to do is call Social: Open 311 and give the following information: Technology: Jennifer Nelson Your address Claire Mullins Your telephone # What 3 items Call 3 or more working days before your scheduled date. If you do not know your day, please call 311. Debris, Bulk Trash, Recycling & You may also schedule a collection at 311 Online. eCycling Drop-off Location: Western Sanitation Yard 701 Reedbird Avenue, 410-396-3367, To Request City Services Mon. – Sat., 9 am – 5 pm (Labor Day/Memorial Day) Call 311 6am to 10pm & 9 am – 7 pm (Memorial Day/Labor Day) or Online 24 hours at For additional locations go to: baltimorecity.gov/Government/ www.baltimore.customerservicerequest.org AgenciesDepartments/PublicWorks/BureauofSolidWaste

Recycling and Trash Schedule: Set out by 6 a.m. Trash on Wednesday (in cans with tight-ﬁtting lids) Recycling on Friday REMINDER!! Please put your recyclable materials in paper bags, cardboard boxes, City recycle bins or any container clearly marked “recycle”; at the same location as your regular trash. DO NOT USE PLASTIC BAGS. With single stream recycling, we send our materials to a processing facility which uses an automated system to sort and bale recyclables. Federal Hillsider www.federalhillbaltimore.org May, 2012 - Page 3 (President’s letter continued from page 1) Overall, a 30-yard dumpster was packed to the gills with literally thousands of pounds of debris and trash. The next citywide cleanup is scheduled for October 27, 2012. Last but not least, I would also like to recognize Dave Rather of Mother’s Bar & Grille for his generosity in hosting a complementary lunch for all participants following the cleanup. Thank you Dave!

Regarding Live Entertainment, FHNA, in cooperation with other neighborhood associations, most notably South Baltimore Neighborhood Association (SBNA), have invested hundreds of collective man-hours in an effort to identify and define a set of guiding principles most appropriate for our communities. After soliciting feedback from our general membership, area establishments, and city officials, I am pleased to report that we have reached a tentative working agreement that we believe is fair, flexible, and most importantly representative of all stakeholders. The results of those efforts appear below.

Ryan Hada FHNA President

Morstein’s Jewelers 1114 Light Street 410-727-3232 FHNA Live Entertainment Acceptable Criteria For those of you who missed April’s General Membership 3- Sound Levels: All live entertainment cannot exceed sound Meeting, here are the criteria approved unanimously by levels speciﬁed in the Baltimore City Health Code. In addition, in the FHNA Board, and overwhelmingly passed by our circumstances in which any ampliﬁcation is used in conjunction Members. with live entertainment, all windows and doors must be shut.

1- History of the Establishment: The establishment 4- Parking Plan: As required by the Baltimore City Zoning Code, should not have a history of repeat violations of applicable the applicant should identify how it plans to maintain or decrease Liquor or Zoning laws, or previous suspensions of a Liquor the parking load on the neighborhood. Specifically, the application License. In addition, any establishment applying for live should provide for the development and maintenance of such a entertainment should have had a liquor license for at least plan. two (2) years prior to applying, in order to demonstrate that such a history does not exist. 5- Neighborhood Relations: Any applicant agrees to provide the Neighborhood Association ample notice of 30 days, and a copy 2- Hours and Days: The business must close its doors at of its application to ensure it meets the criteria set here. If ample 2:00 AM with no extended hours of operation under any notice is not provided, the neighborhood will formally request circumstances. Live entertainment should be limited to the Zoning Board postpone a hearing until ample notification is two (2) specified days per week and one (1) floater day (at provided. In addition, FHNA agrees to conduct future negotiations the discretion of the establishment). It is not to take place in good faith to determine if an amendment to the variance will be outside of the following hours on the following days: supported by FHNA, provided the establishment has a variance 5:00pm – 11pm on Monday through Thursday; 5:00pm that has been in place for at least one (1) year and no violations – 1:00am on Friday and Saturday; and 9:00am – 6:00pm have occurred. This in no way indicates that FHNA will support on Sunday, to ensure local businesses are not adversely an amendment, only that it will have good faith discussions with affected and to facilitate the removal of the entertainers the establishment. and their equipment well before closing and the dispersal of customers from the area at closing. Page 4 - May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider

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Randee Askin 26 Years of dedicated service It used to be Poultney Street (and still is) but to buyers and sellers the City has now has also designated it as email: [email protected] Howard Way in honor of longtime resident and FHNA block captain Bob Howard Federal Hillsider www.federalhillbaltimore.org May, 2012 - Page 5 Upcoming Events - compiled by Nicole Quinn April 27 - May 6: B&O Railroad Musuem: A Day out Silent Auction! 1-4 p.m. Artwork, Gift certificates, jewelry, with Thomas. 9-4pm gift baskets, vacations, activities, balloon artist, face painting, moon bounce, crafts, animals, pony rides, music, food, fun and May 3-5: BOOK SALE: The Friends of the Light more! All proceeds benefit educational programs and services Street Branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library will be at FHPS. If you have a silent auction item or service you wish holding their spring 2012 book sale in the lower level of to donate. Email us at fhpspringfl[email protected]. the library on Thursday, May 3 (1 to 7 p.m.), Saturday, May 5 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.), and Monday, May 7 (12 to May 19: BMI Farmers’ Market Opening Day from 9:00 a.m. 6 p.m.). The last day of the sale is “bag day” … bring to 1:00 p.m. Celebrate the first weekly farmers’ market of the your own bag and fill it up for only $5.00! season! Shop for fresh local produce, dairy, meats, and other foods, as well as beautiful artisan handcrafts. We have special May 5: 14th Annual Kinetic Sculpture Race. At the activities, demonstrations and more planned for this day, so be American Visionary Art Museum and Inner Harbor. sure to come by! Free event, includes free museum admission Race kicks off at 10 a.m.! Free to spectators. Goes until until 1:00 p.m. For details, contact Melinda at mcane@thebmi. 4 p.m. org

May 3-6: Maryland Film Festival. All day, at The May 19: 137th Running of the Preakness Stakes. All day, Charles Theater. Pimlico Race Course.

May 4-5: Flowermart 2012. All day, around the Mount May 26 – 27: Brew at the Zoo Sample 50+ beers, including Washington Monument. Live entertainment, food, craft beers and Maryland brewed favorites. Enjoy music from contests, local artisans and craftsman, maypole dancers, 6 live bands. Get your fill of food and flavor from a variety of wellness and community activities and of course garden local vendors. Bring the kids along for fun in our Kid Zone. and ﬂower displays and vendors. And don’t miss the chance to experience the animals as every ticket includes all day admission to the Zoo. May 6: Historic Picnic on Federal Hill Park Noon– 2:30 pm. Our beloved Federal Hill was named to mark June 2: SIDESHOW’s Super-Duper Flea Market & Maryland’s ratiﬁcation of the U.S. Constitution, an Sidewalk Sale! American Visionary Art Museum 9 a.m. – 3 event celebrated there with a huge picnic on May 1, p.m. FREE! The bargains are hitting the streets once again for 1788. The Neighborhood Associations of Federal Hill, SIDESHOW’s Super-Duper Flea Market & Sidewalk Sale! Federal Hill South & South Baltimore have joined This year the street will be packed with vendors selling original together to celebrate this historic milestone with a art, books, toys, antiques, vintage clothing, collectibles...and of picnic of our own! All residents of the areas represented course food! It will be a ton of fun, so bring the whole family by these associations are invited to attend. Bring a for an amazing time and endless bargains. dish to share & enjoy a Huge Federal Hill Birthday Cake! Paper products, cups & utensils will be provided. June 3: Jazz and Blues, Wine and Art Festival. 11am-7pm, Come celebrate spring and our wonderful Federal Hill Federal Hill. Live music, food, drinks, arts and crafts, games community with your friends & neighbors! and FUN!! Contact Jane Seebold, 410-727-4500 or admin@ historicfederalhill.org for information on being a vendor, a May 11: Federal Hill’s May Madness! 6-10 p.m.. Just sponsor, or a volunteer! like the popular Moonlight Madness, shops and galleries around Cross Street Market will stay open late and June 3: Bach Concert Series: Cantata 149, Cantata 130, offer refreshments, discounts, and specials to shoppers. and Overture in D BWV 1068. Christ Luthern Church, 4 p.m. Make sure to pick up a “passport” and get it stamped at The Bach Concert Series, T Herbert Dimmock, Music Director 10 participating businesses to be entered to win prizes! and Conductor, presents J.S Bach Cantata 149: Man singet mit Also, Federal Hill Main Street (42 E Cross Street) will Freuden vom Sieg J.S.Bach Cantata 130: Herr Gott, dich loben offer free gift wrapping to those of you purchasing gifts alle wir Overture in D BWV 1068 (excerpt) featuring choir, for Mother’s Day or other special occasions. orchestra, soloists, and special guests

May 12: Fed Hill Prep School Spring Fling & June 9-10: Honfest in Hamden, all day. Page 6 - May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider Summer Pet Care by Jill Shook, DVM The hot, humid days of summer are heatstroke. Heatstroke is very serious almost upon us and we’re all looking and life threatening. Symptoms of Of course summer is a very popular forward to outdoor picnics, street heatstroke include weakness, labored time for us humans to vacation so festivals, fireworks and long weekends. breathing, frantic panting, a glazed look make sure your pets are taken care of The outdoor activities and nice weather to the eyes, vomiting, rapid heartrate, too. If you’re planning to kennel your that we enjoy may not be so enjoyable and collapse. Any animal suspected of pet make sure the vaccinations are up for our furry friends. It’s important to having heatstroke needs to be seen by a to date. Most boarding kennels book keep our pet’s needs in mind during the veterinarian right away. up quickly in the summer so be sure to hot summer weather. make your reservation as far in advance Water, water, water!! Make sure your pet as possible. Pets can easily become overheated and has plenty of fresh, cool water available dehydrated in hot weather. Pets should at all times. If you’re going on a walk, And don’t forget that heartworms, fleas not be left in cars for any period of time even a short one, have water with you and ticks like warm weather too. So make in hot weather. Make sure to limit your and offer it to your pet often. Try walking sure your pet is on monthly heartworm pet’s exercise to early morning and in the shade or at least take breaks in and flea and tick prevention. Pets should late evening when the temperature is shaded areas during walks. be on these preventatives all year, but cooler. Even then, limit the amount of make sure not to skip any of the warmer As much as we all like to show off our activity to make sure your pet does not weather months. dogs and take them out in public for become overheated. Animals are not everyone to meet, street festivals and able to dissipate heat from their body Have a safe and happy summer! firework exhibitions are not the place. as easily as humans can. They pant to These situations are usually very stressful help give off excess heat and can sweat Dr. Shook can be found at : for animals and very hot; often with little a small amount from their paw pads, City Pets to no shade, or water, available. Please but that’s it. It is very easy for animals 1212 S. Charles St. leave your dogs at home during these to become overheated and suffer from Telephone 410.752.7122 events.

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All of the above as young, enthusiastic and dedicated place to live than Sonny Morstein, descriptions (and more that could be to inclusion, openness and forging proprietor of Morstein’s Jewelers at 1114 listed) don’t really do justice to the good relationships with contiguous Light Street. contributions of Sonny Morstein to our neighborhood associations, Main community. He is almost always to be Street, the hospitality group and other His given name is Jules Morstein, Jr. found in his store, he is amazingly in businesses. and his store, originally founded by touch with everything that is going on his Grandfather in 1898, is the oldest and he is willing to opine on virtually Sonny Morstein feels that his main jewelry store in Baltimore City. While I any subject one might imagine. We strength along the way has been his have always enjoyed visiting his store, discussed the shortage of parking and the ability to find the right people and then have had a diamond appraised there and being able to work with them to get have bought jewelry and watches there, things done. I think there might be a Sonny is worthy of this Shout Out, not stronger way to state it. Sonny seems to for his jewelry business, but for his many me, after watching him through the years, efforts outside the confines of his store. to be a person who identifies and zeros in on solutions that promote the overall Sonny was the president of the South good then relentlessly and aggressively Baltimore Business Association, now pursues them until success is achieved. known as the Federal Hill Business In two words, a visionary and a leader. Association from 1987 until 2009. During his tenure he spearheaded the quest for I asked Sonny what he sees ahead. He more parking, culminating in the West responded that he hopes there will Street garage which opened in 2000. This continue to be a balanced approach to is the only Baltimore city parking garage serve the needs of the residents, bars, put in to support a business district. The restaurants and retail establishments and City and State matching funds made it a lack of foot traffic in the business district that we continue to seek ways to bring reality although actually receiving these which makes the success of boutiques folks from the Harbor to Federal Hill. funds was a long and grueling process problematic. Certainly, the development in each level of government. Sonny was of 1101 Light Street with its’ 93 housing Each month the Hillsider profiles an the steadfast leader from the business units, 7-11 and M&T Bank will help. individual who helps to make Federal community that made this happen. Ideally, there needs to be a way to bring Hill a better place to live. some portion of the folks who visit the Sonny also was instrumental in inner harbor on down the few blocks to competing for and successfully winning a “real” Baltimore neighborhood. Sonny THAI YUM Federal Hill’s Main Street program and thinks the roundabout at Light Street and he headed it for the first three years. This Key Highway will help. The circulator program has financed and supervised bus has helpful but Key Highway still numerous façade enhancements for our represents a barrier to attracting these businesses and has worked to promote tourists. The Walking Tour brochures this area. Two years ago, Federal Hill are also made available at the Visitors’ Main Street received a Great American Center. “Baltimore’s Best Main Street Award, one of only five such Thai Restaurant” awards given nationwide. I asked Sonny why he had passed the Baltimore Sun, Oct., 2010 baton of the Business Association on to Sonny has also been active as a member his successors, first Barry Werner and www.thaiyum.com of the Advisory Council of the South presently Will Runnebaum. He said he 1006 Light St., Federal Hill Baltimore Learning Center which felt it was time to “move along” in favor promotes literacy and job skills for adults of people with fresh ideas and individuals 410.528.2146 that existing programs have missed along more attuned to social networking tools. the way. He also spoke positively about the new Page 8 - May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider Montgomery Street By John Ginovsky You know you live in a great neighborhood Several other residences on Montgomery state of Maryland. Acting without orders, when you’re on the stoop, chatting with Street are of note. The house at 36 East he devised a plan to occupy Baltimore your neighbors, passing around a bottle Montgomery is the first brick house in and keep it from threatening the capital of good wine, and all of a sudden a big, Federal Hill, dating from 1795. Imagine, city of Washington. Greyhound-sized tour bus comes up the at the time, this inn and boarding house street and pauses and you can see the surrounded by farm land. He sent his troops to the junction at Relay, people inside gawking back at you and near Arbutus. In a classic misdirection, you can imagine the tour director saying: 125 East Montgomery Street, now a some of the troops were sent west to “The natives here are friendly.” residence, originally was the Watchman Frederick to secure positions there. The Fire Company, organized in 1840. By remainder went back east into Baltimore This literally happens, especially on 1843 it had four engines, two hose and detrained near Lee Street around East Montgomery Street. Granted, the reels and 700 feet of hose. Readers of midnight. behemoth buses inevitably pause in E.L. Doctorow’s Billy Bathgate would front of 200½ E. Montgomery Street, recognize the real-life savagery of 19th As rain poured down, the troops marched famously known as the “narrowest house Century freelance fire protection that up the cobble-stoned Montgomery Street, in Baltimore.” occurred here. At least one account tells took over the hill and trained cannon on of an 1857 pitched battle between two the Maryland Club in Monument Square, The property, marked by a large carved rival fire companies on top of Federal a known hotbed of Southern resistance. owl, probably lives up to that description. Hill in which several people were shot to So complete was the occupation, no shot The lot size reportedly totals 464 square death and a hose wagon was rolled down was fired in anger throughout the war. feet, yet resides on what some say is the the hill into the harbor. most expensive real estate in the entire Butler, himself, did not last long in city. Across the street at 130 East Montgomery Baltimore. Two days later, Gen. Winfield Street you can see what at least resembles Scott, irate that Butler acted without Despite the wow factor that this particular what most of the city looked like before orders, relieved him. However, Butler spot deserves, a really competent tour the great fire of 1904. Built in 1796, went on to further accomplishments, director would not make that address the of wooden clapboard as a farm house, notably occupying the city of New high point of Montgomery Street. A lot it was the last such structure before Orleans for the duration of the war, more deserves recognition. everything was supposed to be built of earning the sobriquet of “Beast Butler.” brick. (Now, the clapboard covers a brick Going back to 1824, at the intersection of foundation.) Perhaps more interesting, in Still, Federal Hill, at the top of what is now Light (then called Forrest) the ensuing years it was a candy store in Montgomery Street, proved its worth Street and Montgomery Street, a parade the 1920s and then housed apartments in then, and continues to do so now. featuring the Revolutionary War hero the 1950s. Marquis de Lafayette passed under a huge 40-foot wooden arch, flanked at What really distinguishes Montgomery both ends by 15-foot arches, and bearing Street in history, however, was an event Next FHNA General the sign “Welcome, Lafayette.” that occurred early Sunday morning, Membership Meeting May 13, 1861, in the midst of a torrential Mayor John Montgomery was the downpour. A month earlier, on April person honored by the street’s name. He 19, the famous-infamous “Pratt Street Tuesday, May 22nd, served two terms, 1820-22, and 1824- Massacre” saw the first casualties of the 26, and was Baltimore’s fifth mayor. Civil War, when Union troops marched 7 pm, Christ Lutheran He participated in the valiant defense in opposition by Southern sympathizers Church of the city in 1814, serving as captain from the President Street Station at the of Baltimore Union Artillery during the north to Camden Station at the south. Battle of North Point. During his terms, he was noted for dedicating the Battle As war fever intensified, Maj. Gen. Elections will be held. Monument, dealing with an epidemic Benjamin Butler, stationed in Annapolis of yellow fever, extending the limits but commanding the 6th Massachusetts of taxation and helping to generally Regiment, recognized the strategic value Please join us! improve the waterfront. of Baltimore in the North-South border Federal Hillsider www.federalhillbaltimore.org May, 2012 - Page 9 Party Planning Without a Car by Gayle McClure Five years ago this month, I wrote What would a party be an article for the Hillsider about without wine - Federal throwing a party to celebrate the Hill Wine and Spirits has one year anniversary of buying our a great selection of wines house and trying to shop locally for from around the world and everything I needed for the menu with their customer loyalty and decorating. This past week, I card I was able to save 25% threw another party (for another on a mixed case which reason) and decided to see if I could was more than enough to still supply everything locally. I satisfy my thirsty guests. have to admit that I have a very We had proscuitto wrapped well stocked pantry and a few out of asparagus from Anna Maria town (DC) friends brought dessert Trattoria, asiago cheese and appetizers, but for the most spread (aka FH crack) from part, it was a success. Cheese Galore and More and hummus and crackers The highlight of the evening was from Whole Foods (okay the Raclette Cheese and machine not exactly Federal Hill but supplied by Cheese Galore and close enough). Desserts More at Cross Street Market. What were all homemade and a fun alternative to topped off fondue. A raclette is, with ice per Wikipedia, both cream and a type of cheese and sorbet from a Swiss dish based Afters. Of course the house Next COPS Walk on heating the cheese was filled fresh flowers from and scraping off The Flower Shop and I still Thursday, May 24th, 7 p.m. - (racler) the melted had my wonderful spring Meet in front of Porter’s part. I made the colored napkins from Le steamed potatoes, Petit Cochon that I bought broccoli and asparagus purchased for the party 5 years ago. at Kwon’s Produce stand in Cross Street Market and baguettes from If you are like me you, think that you have Patronize Our Cheese Galore and more. Everyone to get in your car and drive somewhere to go had so much fun scraping their own shopping, but in reality you don’t. You may Advertisers cheese and dipping. And it was have to get creative with your menu and you delicious, healthy and fun. 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The Hill Street News by Jane Wehrle The fire at Regi’s Sandy Seward hosted at their home I just have to sing the praises of Gayle onAmerican Bistro, a group of the Turners’ close friends, McClure of Henrietta Street this month. of course, took who celebrated their friendships I’ll begin by wishing her and husband us all by surprise, and memories, including many Ron Pates, a happy 10th anniversary and and the entire adventures with their beloved pets. congratulations! Ron has served our neighborhood Dr. Goodman brought terrier June nation in the Air Force for 28 years, and sends its best into the Turners’ lives five years he is just one who is part of the tradition of to proprietors ago, and they have never been quite service in so many realms in this extended Alan and Sande the same. Mary even claims that family. Their children ( and her “world’s Morstein as they regroup and recover. her canine is a kleptomaniac who cutest” grandson) are scattered around the Thank goodness for the neighbors on E often entered the houses of nearby nation in places like Buffalo, Chicago, Hamburg Street. The word is that they residents and helped herself to easy- Seattle, Florida (also an Air Force family), sounded the alarm. And Alan cannot say to-carry items of desire. At their new and right here near Riverside Park in enough about the remarkable efforts of the Annapolis home, June will have SoBo. Gayle has long been volunteering Baltimore Firefighters at Station #2 who a yard in which to frolic. We hope in both our neighborhood and outside responded so quickly and effectively to they’ll be close enough to Baltimore it and is involved with The Hillsider’s save the restaurant. The blaze apparently for us to see them often as visitors, publication. But one of her amazing labors tarted as an electrical fire in the kitchen. and we wish them all the best! of love is her work at the USO Lounge at BWI Airport 2 or 3 times a month. Always a night owl, I found myself toddling Just three blocks from these homes out my front door on the night of the blaze. on Warren Avenue, there’s an eatery She explained to me, “At The Lounge we I headed left up the block shortly after two that many Federal Hill folks cannot provide service for in transit active duty, o’clock AM as I realized that some hard- stay away from, and I am one of reserve and retired military and their to-ignore commotion was not subsiding them. Sam’s Bagels is one busy families, including general assistance, and that the many sirens I had heard earlier place from 6 AM to 3 PM most snacks, drinks, wifi, computers, a sleep seemed to have ceased blaring somewhere days. It is not unusual for me or my room, a children’s room and so much nearby. As I hit my stairs, I immediately husband Al, as agent, to be there more - all for free. Last year over 70,000 spotted the reflections of several blinking bright and early to buy one of their people came through the lounge. The red and blue lights, two police cars, an scrumptious temptations. Since we USO is a great organization and it is the ambulance, and the end of one fire truck at and dozens of others, including Will most rewarding volunteer experience I the intersection of E Wheeling and Light, Runnebaum and Bill Manghum have ever been involved with because we and then noticed water streaming down the of Marcus–Boyd Realty, seem to really do make a difference.” Gayle can alley behind the 1000 block buildings of spend a lot of time there, I thought certainly relate because her son deploys Light Street. You know the rest of what I I’d get “the skinny” on what they for about six months of the year—stressful found once I reached that wide thoroughfare. sell the most. Their smiling, friendly times for her family. She also participates I immediately decided I didn’t need to add staff members were eager to give in a program called the Handmade my presence to the complicated scene. Since me details and had quick answers Afghans Project which assembles afghans the fire, many in the area are reportedly that all matched. The current that are sent to military hospitals in the suffering from extreme tater tot withdrawal. number one seller in Federal Hill at US, Germany, and Afghanistan. Another But friends and patrons have even gathered breakfast is the “Everything Bagel” organization that she has volunteered at private homes to boost the morale of the which is covered with EVERY type with and is very special to her is the Morsteins and have promised to continue to of seed one could imagine. It is Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper, which show heart-felt support in many ways. We closely followed in popularity by the recently combined forces with 2 other hope Regi’s will be open for businessagain “Sausage (or Ham), Egg, and Cheese local watershed organizations to form very soon. Bagel Combo.” Third place goes to Blue Water Baltimore. The group’s the “Cheese Bagel.” My personal are working toward a future when our There was another gathering to show support addiction is the Apple Cinnamon streams and rivers are safe for fishing and and fondness for another household this Crumb Muffin, of course. At lunch, swimming and a clean harbor is the pride month. Yhe neighborhood is saying good- the hands-down neighborhood fave of our city. Hats off to Gayle, her family, bye to Mary and Matt Turner, who have is anything chicken salad. Who and to all her outstanding work! lived for several years on Warren Avenue. knew? Their neighbors Dr. Rob Goodman and continued next page Federal Hillsider www.federalhillbaltimore.org May, 2012- Page 13 Carolyn Redd, also known by many as Let’s Talk Trash By Rich Polan “Ms. Federal Hill’, has also been doing some amazing things before and after Those Department of Public Works for them to get to, the better they are at work at Federal Hill Wine and Spirits trash men (and women) are Solid Waste picking up every last piece. on South Charles Street. A little over Engineers. They may seem to come at random, change their own rules and We should be making a habit of getting three years ago, she quit smoking and out early enough in the morning on pick- soon decided she also had to start an don’t always do what they’re supposed to do, but they do pick up our trash. up days so trash is not left out overnight. exercise program to prevent unwanted Otherwise, our parcels are invaded by weight gain. At first she tried walking O.K., Wednesdays is the regular trash rats and “independent” can recyclers. with friends, but she couldn’t get their pick-up, recycling paper and bottles is They both seem to recklessly tear into consistent participation, so she turned Fridays. But once we get used to that, our trash bags leaving trash strewn about to a sport that she could practice solo. they go ahead and come earlier than their our neighborhood sidewalks. This is a Cycling has become her passion, and usual 6:00 AM, or late, or not even at all- good reason to consider upgrading to she now puts in a minimum of 22 miles - thanks to city holidays, not all of which heavier containers. are widely celebrated. Even though city ordinance requires us to put our refuse So what are the best ways to “package” in metal cans, some people have plastic our trash? or fiberglass-- most of us just use heavy First choice-- metal cans duty trash bags. Second choice-- vinyl cans Last resort-- heavy (dark colored) plastic So how can we keep the rat population garbage bags, not those flimsy kitchen down and the trash men picking up liners. everything? They seem to manage to You may choose to double them up! leave something behind every week. We Remember to tie up paper bundles with should be more concerned about credit cord or twine. a day. She proudly informed me that she card stubs and bank mail being out in Placing a loose stack of pizza boxes by has “legs of steel” and has dropped over public view should the trash get left at the curb just doesn’t work. twenty pounds since she embraced this the curb. new pursuit. Two of her favorite routes If those trash collection folks can’t are the bike loop around BWI Airport and As good neighbors, let’s try to recognize decide if a particular bundle is trash or the area around Annapolis. She attributes when the primary pick-up has been made. recyclable, then it is left for the for the much of her success and perseverance Often its easy to think they haven’t been recycle folks—then the recycle folks to JIMMY, her inspirational sixty-five- here because there are still organized piles may not be convinced it’s an acceptable year-old coach and riding pal, and says along the sidewalk. Those piles may be recycle package and it gets left behind. he has helped her improve from an recycle stuff disguised as trash and we get original 12-miles-an hour capability to a out a little late and leave our trash stuff Watch for an upcoming city flier for the 33-miles-per-hour top speed these days. at the curb after the primary pick-up has following: A mishap a year ago at BWI sent her already been made. An hour or so later, How to wrap paper for recycling. to the hospital for seven stitches when the recycle crew comes through picking How to wrap bottles for recycling. she missed a turn because of excessive up paper or bottles and leaves our trash speed. Despite a skinned nose and other behind because it’s not theirs to grab. When are Paper recycling days? bruises to go with it, Carolyn says she Another good trick “got right back up on the bike, just that seems to get better like you would a horse” and has never collection results is Featuring: looked back. She rides in summer from to place your bundles 6 to 8 AM, and gets a minimum of 22 where those solid waste SUNDAY miles in during less pleasant weather engineers can get at it BRUNCH by cycling in the evening. More water, easily such as on the regular nourishing, non-diet food, and sidewalk, close to the 10:30 AM - 2 PM lots of determination and smiles seem to curb between the parked be her secrets. 6 West Cross Street cars, not at landmark Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Have a great May, Federal Hill! Send tree pits where they have 410-752-1518 me more of your stories to share. I’m at to walk around the cars. [email protected] . It seems the easier it is www.sobocafe.net Page 14 - May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider A Poet Among Us By Nicole Quinn I sat down with one of our neighbors, journals that I am. They aren’t well ones. One is “Poetry Accepted” the other Jason Brightwell, to ask him a few known, but they probably should be. is “Poetry rejected” guess which one has questions about writing; with of course ten times as many messages in it than the a Dr. Pepper and a Twinkie as he had What about this poem was special to other! requested before interviewing, ha- you or led you to write it? This winter, ha! Jason has lived in Federal Hill Baltimore City Public Works came out Pushing Nickels for over 5 years now, where he finds and replaced a light post right out front By Jason Brightwell himself regularly haunted by one thing of my house. When they left, I thought or another. His work has appeared or it would be fun to put a nickel into the Using his fingers, he shines ol’ Jefferson’s is forthcoming in journals including: concrete. It’s there now, framed out in head The Blind Man’s Rainbow, Phantom a little circle! That led to the idea of and frames out a tiny circle in wet Kangaroo, Red Fez, Quantum Poetry the narrator, and that in turn led to the concrete Journal, and The Battered Suitcase . You poem. at the base of a light post can find him blathering on and on at to push a nickel into. www.blatheranddrone.com. What makes a poem “good”? Tough question to answer. There are a bunch He does it because he knows What inspires you to write poetry? I of lit. teachers out there who can answer that if he’s lucky, this embedded nickel, think a lot of artists and/or writers can in a more cookie-cutter kind of way, but will be all that remains of him find inspiration in almost anything. True in my opinion, if it evokes something long after he’s gone. for me as well. meaningful to the reader, then it works. -Originally appeared in Crack the Spine Who are some of your favorite poets? What advice do you have for aspiring Journal, Issue 19 - March 2012 Most of the writers that I really like are poets? get used to rejection! Among my the ones that are submitting to the same gmail folders are two poetry specific Federal Hillsider www.federalhillbaltimore.org May, 2012 - Page 15 FEDERAL HILL CLEANS UP Despite the threat of rain and the late limbs down William Street until well Stitch ‘n Bitch arrival of the dumpster, the Federal after the deadline, Kelly Sheehan ran Hill Spring Cleanup was a rousing trash bags and donuts around the hood Is anyone interested in starting a success! The 30-yard container was in her convertible, and the neighbors Federal Hill Stitch ‘n Bitch group? filled to capacity by our neighbors, while on Wheeling Street not only cleaned numerous articles were recycled back the street, but power-washed it – there A Stitch ‘n Bitch is a group of knitters into the neighborhood (2 gas grills, a were so many activities going on that I and crocheters who get together on a dozen flower pots and window boxes, a missed a lot of them – but your results regular basis to stitch and, well, you complete stereo system, various utensils, were not missed, so congratulations to know. It is open to the public and free sand and cement, etc.). A good time was EVERYONE for such splendid results!! of charge. All skill levels are welcome had by all! from complete beginner to expert. A special thanks to Dave Rather and You can work on individual projects Thank you to neighbors, businesses, the crew at Mother’s for putting out a or a group project. Those with more Digital Harbor students, block captains, wonderful feast for all to enjoy! experience pass on their knowledge to DPW, Ryan O’Doherty and the Mayor’s others. office, Councilman Bill Cole, and all We’ll be at frost-free weather by the time the neighborhood kids, Federal Hill you read this, so continue on with the Beginners are more than welcome. If Main Street, and everyone else I might plants and flowers stage of the operation you are interested contact me, Gayle, have missed. Some things I saw: Doug we just completed. We are off to a great at [email protected] or 410- Forbes and crew got 15 park benches start – keep up the great work!! 230-9419. If we get enough interest painted at Federal Hill, Jane and Al we can work on the details. Wehrle and Phil and Cindy Anderson Walt Saxon – Beautification Committee and others got the Robert Baker Park 410-703-9133 interior into fine shape, the Swimmer twins, Sarah and Samantha, dragged tree Hiding From the Dentist? 1"!"/)&))*&)"04"2+!"/01+!%,46,2#"")&))&,+0,#-",-)" 0%/"6,2/#"/+!--/"%"+0&,+&1%"!1&,+"+1&01/64" + ,//" 16"/0,#!"+1)+"$)" 1&+0)&11)"0,+"1,14,--,&+1*"+10 ))4%&)"6,2/"1,1))6/")5"!+! ,*#,/1 )"101&*"1,"+! )&#"1&*",#"* //00*"+1+!#"/+! ,*-)"1"6,2/.2"01#,/ "21)%")1%60*&)"5-"/&"+ ""!1&,+"+1&01/6'201,+"1&*" +!6,2))+"3"/ "#/&!1,$,1,1%"!"+1&01$&+ "!1&,+7,0*"1& 7*-)+10 /1%,!,+1& 07%&1"+&+$ "+"/)"+1&01/6 $100 OFF )1&*,/""!1&,+ ,* ,*-/"%"+0&3""41&"+1&0&1 "+&0"/(,## New patients only. Exp: 7/31/12. Not valid with other discounts. Used in conjunction with dental insurance. &$%11/""17)1&*,/" Page 16 - May, 2012 www.federalhillbaltimore.org Federal Hillsider

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Recently, a funding delay from the City threatened to shut down the Allen Center for Senior Citizens in South Bal- timore. When she became aware of the problem, Jane Wehrle approached Brian McComas, proprietor of Ryleigh’s and the president of the Federal Hill Hospitality Association to explain the predicament. A generous check was immediately cut and the crisis was averted. Pictured above are Brian McComas of Ryleigh’s, Paul Dolaway, the owner of Magerk’s, the management of the Senior Center and several of the patrons who rely on the Allen Center.

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Pictured above is a lively gathering at a recent Third Thursday event, (this one at Crystal Moll’s Gallery on Charles Street).

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