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AFRAM’s 50th Anniversary weekend is in the books and it owed us nothing! Grateful for time with family, friends, and com...
06/22/2026

AFRAM’s 50th Anniversary weekend is in the books and it owed us nothing!

Grateful for time with family, friends, and community while celebrating 50 years of Black culture, excellence, resilience, and community. Thankful for the memories and the joy of this milestone weekend.

Men's Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity to recognize a reality that too often goes unspoken.Many men carry...
06/17/2026

Men's Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity to recognize a reality that too often goes unspoken.

Many men carry the weight of providing for their families, supporting their communities, navigating personal challenges, and overcoming obstacles without ever asking for help.

Strong communities require healthy men. Healthy men require support, resources, and spaces where they can have honest conversations about their mental and emotional well-being.

Let's continue working to break the stigma and encourage more men to prioritize their health, seek support when needed, and know they do not have to face life's challenges alone.

Rushed Process. Unanswered Questions.Yesterday, the Council advanced the Charter Bill to third reader after moving it to...
04/28/2026

Rushed Process. Unanswered Questions.

Yesterday, the Council advanced the Charter Bill to third reader after moving it to second earlier in the day. I asked a simple question: why the rush with at least five meetings left before the July deadline and concerns unresolved?

No answer.

Baltimore deserves a transparent, thorough process. Contact the Council President’s office and ask: Why the rush?

02/10/2026

We’ve launched a new project page for the Roland Ave Complete Streets Resurfacing project.
This project will resurface Roland Ave from 40th Street to 34th Street and include Complete Streets upgrades to improve safety and comfort for people walking, biking, driving, and taking transit.
Planned improvements include upgraded bicycle facilities, with all ages and abilities bike infrastructure from 40th Street to 36th Street, and additional Complete Streets treatments from 36th Street to 34th Street.
If you live nearby, travel through the area, or want to stay informed as this project moves forward, we encourage you to subscribe to the project page. We’ll be sharing updates, engagement opportunities, and construction information there.

Subscribe here:
https://buff.ly/h0cvyFR

Our neighbors need you! If you’re able, please pick up a shovel and help an elderly neighbor clear snow and stay safe. S...
01/28/2026

Our neighbors need you! If you’re able, please pick up a shovel and help an elderly neighbor clear snow and stay safe. Small acts of community can make a big difference.

Please sign up to join the Baltimore Snow Corps today.

🔗 Link to register
https://mon.baltimorecity.gov/baltimore-snow-corps

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Baltimore, MD
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