While we get the new village website up and running, we are asking for ongoing contribution from neighbors. To make sure our new website remains viable, below are ideas for the village support needed: 1-2 x additional web editors to help with editing contents. Some
Thanks to everyone who helped pick up trash on Forest Park this weekend. A special thanks to the Oakes family, especially young Sebastian who was excited to lead neighborhood efforts. “Together, we collected enough to overfill the back of our truck. It was nice to
Dickeyville residents were honored to watch neighbor Joan McCready perform her one-woman show, Lady Coole where she shares stories, in character, of Lady Gregory’s long, eventful personal life and colorful public career. Joan and director husband, Sam have taken the show across the States and in the
We get a few potholes on the main street of Pickwick Rd, but fortunately Baltimore City services is very responsive. A quick call to 311 and the cheery patch-up crew arrived the next morning – seen here repairing the 2500 block of Pickwick Rd.
In October, 2015 neighbors listened intently to Amy Cyman discuss the history of Appalachian Ballads and enjoyed live performances by Amy and husband Mitch. Another stimulating presentation as part of our resident-led Lecture Series. Presentation description: The peculiar story of the Appalachian Folk Ballad has yielded
In early December 2015, Dickeyville residents were treated to a fascinating presentation given by neighbor, Mel Currie on “The Aesthetic Value of Mathematics” Lecture description – In general, mathematicians do not do mathematics simply because it is useful any more than poets devote themselves to their art