Green Middleton,Vice-Pres. Council-Dist.6, Balto. City. Experience,passion,community service.Authority:Friends of Sharon G Middleton;Treasurer, Medford Campbell
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Big News for Park Heights!
I’m thrilled to share that Baltimore has approved an $18.6 million contract to build a brand new Enoch Pratt Free Library right here in Park Heights!
This state-of-the-art branch will include a children’s room, an assembly space, and so many other
This morning, a tour and discussion took place at Sinai Hospital highlighting the work of SHARP (Sinai Hospital Addiction Recovery Program).
The visit provided an overview of SHARP’s approach to opioid use disorder treatment, including medication-assisted treatment, individual
and group counseling, mental health services, overdose prevention, and connections to additional healthcare resources.
The discussion also addressed treatment outcomes, reducing stigma, addressing community concerns, and strengthening partnerships to expand access to recovery
Now hearing the informational Bill 25-0033R: Condition of Older Adult Residential Housing in Baltimore City.
Our older adults deserve safe, dignified housing and peace of mind in the places they call home. Today’s hearing is an important opportunity to examine housing
Prayer Relay & Prayer Walk | November 14, 2026
Join Northwest Faith Partners for a Prayer Relay and Prayer Walk as congregations unite in prayer for the peace, prosperity, and well-being of Baltimore City.
Inspired by Jeremiah 29:7, this gathering will bring faith communities
together in prayer, covering neighborhoods from West Belvedere and Park Heights to Garrison, West Forest Park, and beyond. Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 Time: 11 AM to 3 PM Sponsored by: Northwest Faith Partners For more information, contact 443-650-8844 or 443-848-5706,
email [email protected], or visit facebook.com/nwfaithpartners.
As temperatures drop, energy bills can rise. Learn how to access help with your energy bills, discover simple ways to save energy at home, and review important natural gas safety tips.
Need help paying your energy bill? Contact the Maryland Office of Home Energy Programs at
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1-800-332-6347.
Visit bge.com/BillHelp or bge.com/winter to explore available resources.
Stay informed, plan ahead, and share this information with a neighbor who may need it!
EARLY VOTING IS HERE, District 6!
Early voting is underway! Make time to cast your ballot at a location convenient for you.
Early Voting: October 22 through October 29, 2026
Hours: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily
BCCC South Pavilion
2600 Liberty Heights Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026! Plan ahead, check your voting information, and make your voice heard! For more information, visit elections.maryland.gov.
I am honored to serve as Mistress of Ceremony for the Park West Belvedere Medical Center Groundbreaking Ceremony on Monday, November 16, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.
This exciting milestone represents continued investment in healthcare and the well-being of our community. Congratulations
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Our Holiday Career Fair is happening THIS FRIDAY! 🍂🍁
🗓️ October 23rd
📍 Middle Branch Fitness and Wellness Center | 201 Reedbird Avenue
🕙 10am to 2pm
Please register by this Thursday, October 22nd ➡️ bit.ly/moedholiday26
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 23!
Baltimore City homeowners may qualify for up to $15,000 in FREE energy efficiency upgrades through the Sustain Our Future Foundation’s Regenerative Communities Maryland Project.
Eligible households may receive a new energy efficient heating and
cooling system, insulation and weatherization improvements, and health and safety testing, all fully funded through state grants.
Apply by October 23, 2026! Visit sustainourfuture.org to learn more and see if your household qualifies.
The Committee on Legislative Investigations is now hearing nominees for Baltimore City government positions under EA26-0175 through EA26-0210.
Committee members are reviewing nominees’ qualifications, experience, and readiness to serve the City.
City Council Holds Hearing on Immigration Enforcement’s Impact on Students
The Baltimore City Council is hearing Resolution 25-0042R to examine how federal immigration enforcement affects Baltimore City students, families, and school communities.
The discussion highlights concerns about student safety, anxiety, trauma, school attendance, and academic performance. The hearing provides an opportunity to identify resources and support for students and families affected by immigration enforcement.