The July/August 2017 edition of The Arcadian newsletter was recently distributed. In case you missed it, you can read it here.
If you would like to submit items for publication in The Arcadian, Friday, August 25th is the deadline for submitting items for the September/October issue. Please send them to: Betty Mayes, 3209 Berkshire Rd., Baltimore, MD 21214, or e-mail bbmayes@verizon.net. Your suggestions and articles for newsletter content are always welcome; however, we cannot accept anonymous contributions.
This year we will have the fun zone for kids set up with facepainting and crafts as well as family-friendly music. We will also have a communal food table so please bring a dish to share! This is a great time to bring a table down to show off and sell any crafts you have as well.
Volunteers are needed to help coordinate the day's events, as well as setup and clean up. To get involved, please contact Gene Ward at geneward64@gmail.com and leave your contact information.
The 35th Annual Arcadia Yard Sale will be held Saturday, April 29th, from 9:00am to 1:00pm. (Rain Date: Sunday, April 30). The fee is $10 per family.
AIA will advertise the event in local papers and post neighborhood signage the week of the sale. Please register by Saturday, April 23rd, for your address to appear on the participants' list. For more information, please call Rich Dowd 410-426-8011.
Send your early registration fee of $10 and this completed form or additional items list to: Rich Dowd, 3110 Juneau Place, Baltimore, MD 21214. Make checks payable to: Arcadia Improvement Association
The Paul Preziosi Scholarship is worth $200 toward tuition, books, or supplies.
Eligibility requirements:
- Must be a resident of Arcadia
- Must be a high school senior
- Must reside in a household with a current membership in the Arcadia Improvement Association
- Must complete and submit application by May 31.
The Lights are coming! Harford Road Aglow is Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street's two-week celebration of the 2nd annual Light City Baltimore festival. Hamilton-Lauraville is one of eight Baltimore neighborhoods selected for the creation of an illuminated public art project during Light City. Our project, FloraLume, is a colorful, glowing mural from local artist Maura Dwyer that celebrates native plants and the diversity of Hamilton-Lauraville. FloraLume will be unveiled on April 1, and there will be a number of workshops and parties leading up to the big event.
Saturday, March 25: Harford Road Aglow (HRA) Kickoff at Green Onion
Monday, March 27: HRA: Wings at Night, Glowing Bright at Red Canoe
Tuesday, March 28: HRA: Tealight Lantern at Silver Queen Cafe
Thursday, March 30: HRA: Glowing Necklace Workshop at Creative Arts of Maryland
Thursday, March 30: HRA: Electric Dang Good Dance Party at Clementine
Friday, March 31: Blueprints & Bioluminescence Workshop at Strand Theater Company
Saturday, April 1: FloraLume Unveiling Party
Saturday, April 1: HRA: Bike Tour of Local Neighborhood Lights with Baltimore Recnparks
Friday, April 7: HRA: April First Friday along Harford Road
The March/April 2017 edition of The Arcadian newsletter was recently distributed. In case you missed it, you can read it here.
If you would like to submit items for publication in The Arcadian, Saturday, April 22nd is the deadline for submitting items for the May/June issue. Please send them to: Betty Mayes, 3209 Berkshire Rd., Baltimore, MD 21214, or e-mail bbmayes@verizon.net. Your suggestions and articles for newsletter content are always welcome; however, we cannot accept anonymous contributions.
The Paul Preziosi Scholarship is worth $200 toward tuition, books, or supplies. Eligibility requirements:
- Must be a resident of Arcadia
- Must be a high school senior
- Must reside in a household with a current membership in the Arcadia Improvement Association
- Must complete and submit application by May 31.
The January/February 2017 edition of The Arcadian newsletter was recently distributed. In case you missed it, you can read it here.
If you would like to submit items for publication in The Arcadian, Wednesday, March 1st is the deadline for submitting items for the March/April issue. Please send them to: Betty Mayes, 3209 Berkshire Rd., Baltimore, MD 21214, or e-mail bbmayes@verizon.net. Your suggestions and articles for newsletter content are always welcome; however, we cannot accept anonymous contributions.
The September/October 2016 edition of The Arcadian newsletter was recently distributed. In case you missed it, you can read it here.
If you would like to submit items for publication in The Arcadian, Saturday, October 29 is the deadline for submitting items for the November/December issue. Please send them to: Betty Mayes, 3209 Berkshire Rd., Baltimore, MD 21214, or e-mail bbmayes@verizon.net. Your suggestions and articles for newsletter content are always welcome; however, we cannot accept anonymous contributions.
The Baltimore Police Department is forming a task force dedicated solely to finding solutions to people illegally riding dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles on city streets. They have also established a telephone tip line to solicit information. You can also text a tip, photo, video or leave a voicemail at 443-902-4474.
Dirt bikes are defined as any motorcycle or similar vehicle designed for use on rough surfaces such as dirt roads or trails, which are not registered under the Maryland Vehicle Law. Examples of dirt bikes include minibikes and all-terrain vehicles (ATV), either the three or four wheel variety.
No person may drive or ride any dirt bike or other unregistered motorcycle or similar vehicle on any public or private property that is located within the City of Baltimore. In addition, no person may possess any dirt bike or any unregistered motorcycle with the City of Baltimore. No service station or any person may sell or dispense motor fuel for delivery into any dirt bike or unregistered vehicle.
Any person who violates this ordinance with the City of Baltimore is subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 for each offense or imprisonment for not more than 90 days.
You Can Remain Anonymous.