WEEKEND HAPPENINGS August 23 – 29, 2018 And Beyond Mary Pat Clarke 14th District Baltimore City Council THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
Book Discussion
Killers of the Flower Moon: the Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann
Thursday – August 23
6 pm
Enoch Pratt Free Library – Northwood Branch – 4420 Loch Raven Boulevard
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
2018 Cancer Awareness Warrior Walk 5K
A Community Walk Over Cancer
Saturday – August 25
8 am
Lake Montebello – Curran Drive – Hillen Road Entrance
$30 Registration @ WWW.TJCCares.org
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Herring Run Park Cleanup
Saturday – August 25
10 am – noon
Meet in Hall Spring at the building with the mural
Grabbers, gloves & trash bags provided
All ages welcome!
Park has been hit hard this summer –
severe storms & flooding have left debris on the streambank and trash hanging in trees
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Films @ The Pratt
Notorious
Saturday – August 25
10:30 am through 4:30 pm
Enoch Pratt Free Library – Roland Park Branch – 5108 Roland Avenue
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 26
The 7th People’s B.B.Q. for the Homeless
Sunday – August 26
1 pm serving until 4 pm or while supplies last
About 1,000 were fed last year
Phoenix Shot Tower – 801 East Fayette Street – Across from the Post Office
Donations & volunteers needed
If you can help, please call:
Bonne “Raven” Lane – 443-494-9569
Or email: fightinjustice247@gmail.com
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Big Jump Block Party
Sunday – August 26
2 – 6 pm
825 Druid Hill Lake Drive
Food, music and interactive art
Plus group bike rides, walking tours and family friendly activities in the Big Jump path
Free – RSVP & invite your friends and neighbors
https://www.facebook.com/events/1767770756633379
What is the Big Jump?
The Big Jump is a new path accessible by foot, bike and mobility devices along Druid Hill Park Lake Drive and 28th Street
It connects neighbors to jobs and recreation and allows people who use mobility devices to cross 83 safely and easily for the first time.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29
Public Meeting – Harford Road Bridge Replacement
Wednesday – August 29
6 – 8 pm
Ray of Hope Church Hall – 3000 Parkside Drive
Baltimore City Department of Transportation will hold a meeting
to discuss the status of the Harford Road Bridge Replacement
Please contact: Jeffrey Fleming, Northeast Liaison
Jeffrey.fleming@baltimorecity.gov
443-984-4095
Beginner Mosaic: Make a Mosaic Mirror!
Thursday – September 6 and September 13
5:30 pm
3431 Greenmount Avenue
No experience needed – you will learn mosaic skills and come home with a beautiful piece of art
Bring a few small, flat keepsake objects to include in the design
Otherwise all materials provided
*This class is in two parts. During the first class, you will plan and adhere your design to the mirror
During the second class you will grout your piece and add finishing touches
OVER 21 ONLY
Held in the Mondo Deco event space
First come, first served
Find out more and register here:
In-Person Interviews by Appointment Only
Monday – August 27
10 am
Employment Connection Center – 1410 Bush Street
Hiring for Warehouse workers, Production workers – Immediate Hire!
Warehouse Workers: Savage, Baltimore, Elkridge, Laurel & Jessup, MD areas
Job Duties: include receiving & processing incoming stock & materials,
picking & filling orders from stock, packing & Shipping orders, or managing, organizing
& Retrieving stock in the warehouse.
Manuel Pallet Jack operators, reach truck operators, electric pallet jack operators,
RF Scanners and production line
Qualifications:
Must be able to pass criminal background check
Must be able to pass drug test
Production Workers: Immediate positions available – 1st & 2nd shift PRODUCTION positions, LONG TERM
Job Duties: Work in Cold/wet warehouse environment processing fruits & vegetables
Qualifications: Must be able to pass criminal background check
(no felonies, no assault, no handgun/violent crimes,
no theft or multiple misdemeanors and no active cases) and drug test
MANY MORE WAREHOUSE, FORKLIFT AND PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE
To schedule an Interview, Please Pre-Register IN PERSON BEFORE August 24, 2018
Monday through Friday – 8:30 – 11:30 am
BLOCKING THE BOX
(In the intersection after green signal turns to red)
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation WARNING PERIOD began on August 15
For Block the Box Violations
Traffic enforcement begins on September 15
No Points, but fine is $ 90
For Events City-Wide
Mary Pat Clarke
550 City Hall
100 North Holliday Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
410-396-4814 office
410-545-7585 fax
marypat.clarke@baltimorecity.gov
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