AGENDA Andy and Luciene: HOPKINS MARKET STATUS AND PLAN FOR NOVEMBER 17 LIQUOR BOARD HEARING COMMITTEE REPORTS: Paul - Safety Report and Update Brian - Streets Updates - 39th St, Linkwood, University Pkwy The Department of Transportation Announces 30-Day Public Comment Period for the Curbside Commercial Policy (Outdoor Dining). Brian ten Siethoff, head of our...

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Johns Hopkins at Eastern; 1101 E 33rd st, 21218 8am-12pm. FREE TO CITY RESIDENTS Shred up to 2 32 gallon bags of paper No carboard plastic or trash

(Click link above for complete info including post-meeting at Cypriana) Broadview Apartments 105 W 39th Street Lower Level (Meeting and Game Room) Agenda Update about the Hopkins Market and liquor license hours. The Hopkins Market has been invited to discuss their plans and answer questions from neighbors. 39th Street REVISED calming plans Calvert School updates...

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The new Hopkins Market at 110 W 39th st is requesting a NEW class B liquor license that would allow liquor sales and liquor delivery from 6 am to 2 am. TCNA has been working to compromise with Hopkins Market.Hopkins Market wants 6 am to midnight 7 days a week.TCNA argues that because 1000 students live in the neighborhood, the goal is to have the restaurant close at 11 pm during the week and 12 at weekends, TCNA NEEDS you to attend the liquor board hearing to support the neighborhood in securing an MOU that would limit the hours as above. If you need a ride, let us know! Immediately email your opposition to granting the liquor license without an agreed-upon MOU (even if you are attending the hearing).. Emails - Douglas.Paige@baltimorecity.gov Albert.matricciani@baltimorecity.gov bloc.hearings@baltimorecity.gov

Agenda
- Hopkins Market Update - Andy and Lu
- Captain Bennett and Major Johnson from Northern District - recent crime updates and info
- Future Celebrations / Recognition for Mary Pat, Maggie and Anne P - Linda and Ann C

A weekend-long, family-friendly, waterfront event filled with Asian art, food, and performances to celebrate the Lunar New Year The new event will feature Asian art, food, and performances to celebrate the first day of the lunar calendar — a widely observed holiday in some Asian countries.

Houseplants Exhibit
Evergreen Museum & Library
4545 North Charles Street
Now through June 4, 2023

There are numerous benefits of tending an indoor plant. The houseplant boom began in the Victorian era and blossomed.

Johns Hopkins Ice Rink

Open Until February 19, 2023

Community invited on weekends

The exhibition showcases a few of John Waters' favorite things - his 'roommates' includes approximately 90 paintings, sculptures, photographs, and prints by Diane Arbus, Nan Goldin, Mike Kelley, Gary Simmons, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, and Betsy the Chimpanzee, among others.

This year we recognize the rabbit, which represents the fourth year of the 12-year cycle in the Lunar calendar.