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FederalHillsiderThe Monthly Newsletter of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association June 2019

President's Letter

Events to Remember

June 9 Riverside Concert Series at the Park 5pm, Music by Lost & Found

June 10 Special FHNA Meeting 6:30pm at Jesus Our Redeemer 113 Warren Ave ` followed by FHNA Board Meeting

June 11 CHAP hearing regarding Federal Hill Park 1pm Dept. of Planning, Phoebe Stanton Conf. Rm, 8th Fl, 417 E Fayette St

June 18 FHNA General Membership Meeting ` moved to June 30

June 20 3rd Thursday in Federal Hill

June 30 FHNA Picnic/Social and Cleanup at Robert Baker Park

Dear Friends and Neighbors,Please join me in welcoming the 2019/2020 FHNA Board of Directors (see page 2) elected by our membership at the annual meeting last month. I’m really looking forward to working this year with both our awesome incumbents and the new board members who are already sharing exciting, innovative ideas that will serve our community well.

Please note some changes in our meeting schedule for the month of June. On Monday, June 10th, we will host Baltimore City Rec and Parks for an update on proposed plans to remediate the subsidence of Federal Hill. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and provide comment prior to the CHAP Hearing on June 11th. The presentation is open to the public and will be followed by a brief FHNA board meeting.

In lieu of our June general meeting, the FHNA’s beautification committee is hosting a Robert Baker Park cleanup followed by a picnic social on June 30th. Please keep an eye on our Facebook page and/or website for further details.

If you’re in town, you won’t want to miss the Federal Hill Fourth of July Parade. It’s such a fun time, and a great opportunity to hang out with your neighbors and celebrate with your community!

Stay cool,Beth Whitmer

Welcome to the Neighborhood !Will Fagg and TinyBrickOven Pizza and Gelato

1036 Light Street

This veteran owned and operated pizza and gelato shop opened recently at 1036 Light Street. Pizzas are baked in 75 seconds at high temperature. They make thier own dough and offer traditional and vegan options. BYOB or try the Jones cane-sweetened soda fountain (one of the few in Baltimore).

Check them out on Facebook at Tinybrickoven or call 443-627-8277. Ask about their guest chef fundraising program!

Join us at Robert Baker Park for a picnic and clean-up, Sunday, June 30th. Time TBD.

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INFORMATION PAGE

FHNA CommitteesConsider Getting InvolvedPlease contact Beth Whitmer at 512-965-4065 or [email protected] and express your interest. You will be welcomed.

Federal Hill Neighborhood AssociationBoard of DirectorsOfficersPresident: Beth Whitmer Vice President:Faith Millspaugh Treasurer: Mike LopezSecretary: Sheri Hunt

Board Members at LargeVincent AndrewsNancy GordonMichelle Li Aderonke Omatade Throop Wheeler

FYICouncilman Eric Costello 410-396-4816Sen. Bill Ferguson 410-841-3600Del. Robbyn Lewis 410-841-3772Del. Luke Clippinger 410-841-3303Del. Brooke Lierman 410-841-3319

Beautification/Green: Mike Dickensheets

Block Captains: open

Grants: Peg McCarthy

Hillsider: Jeannie Malkiewicz Anne Nelson

Business Relations: Faith Millspaugh Beth Whitmer

Local Development: Rufus Lusk Bob Merbler

Membership: open Parking: John Bacci

Preservation/Design: Fran Landolf

Public Safety: open

Schools Liaison: Jessica Damen

Social: Nancy Gordon South Harbor Renaissance Liaison: Anne Apgar

Technology: open

BMZA Hearings – every other Tuesday, start time varies Planning Commission Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday,1:30pmCHAP Hearings – usually once per month, on 2nd Tuesday, 1pm UDARP Hearings – every 3 weeks, on Thursday, start time varies

Planning department agendas https://pc.baltimorecity.gov/agendas-staff-reports/2017-agendas-staff-reports

Zoning hearing dockets https://zoning.baltimorecity.gov/2017-zoning-dockets

Code violation/citation searchhttp://cels.baltimorehousing.org/Search_On_Map.aspx

Report potential violations https://baltimore-csrprodcwi.motorolasolutions.com/Home.mvc/Index

Office of the Zoning Administrator http://www.baltimorehousing.org/zoning

DIGITAL HARBOR CONTACT INFORMATION If you have concerns, questions or issues regarding Digital Harbor Students in and around our community

please use the following contacts: 1. Travis Laird, Dean of Students, 443-651-9342 (texting is best), [email protected]

2. Shannon Mobley, Principal, 443-240-0972 (texting is best), [email protected] always, if you see something dangerous or criminal please dial 911.

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Beyond the Hill: Adventures in Global Home CookingJune: KoreaBy Andy Monick

Chicken is a staple protein source across cultures. This month’s recipe, jjimdak, is a popular Korean meal built on braised chicken thighs. The classic flavors of soy, citrus, and hot pepper predominate in this dish. The chicken becomes tremendously tender after immersion in stock over high heat. Using boneless, skinless thighs and including an abundance of cabbage and radish make this dish a healthy choice for a weeknight meal.

Enjoy!

Jjimdak Prep: 10 minutesCook: 40 minutes

IngredientsVegetable oil1-2 lb boneless, skinless chicken thighs

4 cloves garlic, minced and separated6 walnuts, chopped½ T red pepper flakes½ c soy sauce2 T vermouth, or other dry white wine2 T sugar4 T lemon juice

2 lb cabbage, cut into large pieces½ lb daikon radish, julienned1 bunch scallions, whites and greens separated1 c chicken broth

Instructions:1. In a small bowl, mix half the garlic, walnuts, red

pepper flakes, soy sauce, vermouth, sugar, and lemon juice. Set aside.

2. Heat a thin layer of oil in a large pan over high heat until it shimmers. Add the chicken, allowing it to sear for two minutes on each side.

3. Reduce heat to medium-low, stirring in the mixture from Step 1. Cook for 3 minutes, then remove from heat and set aside.

4. In a large saucepan, heat additional oil over medium heat, then add the remaining garlic. Sauté for 1 minute.

5. Add the cabbage, radish, and the whites of the scallions, sautéing for an additional 5 minutes.

6. Add the chicken broth, then the contents of the other pan to the vegetable mixture. Simmer over medium heat, stirring occasionally until the liquid has been reduced.

7. Serve with brown rice, kimchi, or your vegetable of choice, garnishing with the scallion greens.

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By Kevin Lynch, SouthBMore.com

The renovated Cross Street Market has reopened with legacy vendors Fenwick’s Choice Meats, Steve’s Lunch, and The Sweet Shoppe. Many additional tenants will open in the coming months.

The reopening of Cross Street Market, which first opened in 1846, has been a long time coming amid years of planning, uncertainty, and construction. Baltimore Public Markets Corporation (BPMC) released an RFP in January 2015 for development proposals, a deal was finalized with Caves Valley Partners (CVP) in November 2016, planning started, and construction then began in April 2018 on the $8.5-million renovation of the 31,800 sq. ft. building. The market has been completely closed since January.

Cross Street Market is being developed and leased by CSM Ventures, LLC, a partnership between developer CVP and CANAdev, with construction and property management by MacKenzie. Baltimore Public Markets Corporation (BPMC) still owns the building and contributed $2 million to the renovation to update the systems in the building. CVP has a lease agreement with BPMC for a term of up to 50 years.

Steve’s Lunch’s has been at the Cross Street Market for more than 50 years. It was started by Steve Nichols and has been owned by son John Nichols since 1970. Steve’s Lunch briefly shut down during construction in April, but was able to open a temporary location on

Cross Street Market Reopens with Fenwick’s Choice Meats, Steve’s Lunch, and The Sweet Shoppe

the S. Charles St. side of the market until January. Steve’s Lunch specializes in breakfast sandwiches, gravy fries, subs, the steak fish sandwich, and house-made soups.

Steve’s Lunch’s new stall will be about a third the size of the stall it had for many years, but it will be adjacent to a common seating area, as opposed to having its own dedicated seating area at its former spot. The new stall features subway tile and a Steve’s Lunch neon sign behind a wood header.

Steve’s Lunch’s staff of five will be returning and the hours will be 630am to 7pm.Nichols told SouthBMore.com that he is excited to get back to work and see his regulars. He said business has been good over the years.Nichols said in his time off from the daily business of Steve’s Lunch since January he has been spending time with his grandkids as well as “getting on his wife’s nerves,” he added jokingly.

Fenwick’s Choice Meats closed in April 2018 for construction and has remained closed in anticipation of its new stall. Fenwick’s has been open since 1952 and under the ownership of Henry Reisinger for more than 3o years. Fenwick’s sells butcher’s cuts of meats, lunch meat, cheese, and eggs. It is recognizable by its large neon sign which will be making a return.

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Reisinger took on a part-time job during the construction, but he’s ready to return to self-employment which he described as “the best high he’s ever had.” He is sad about the business he lost over the past year, especially around the holidays, but said it will be a good feeling to reopen.

The Sweet Shoppe owner Pete Pittas has owned the stall in Cross Street Market since 1988. The Sweet Shoppe offers hand-scooped ice cream and a variety of chocolate and candies, including classic, old-fashioned, and seasonal treats.

The specialty shop sells a large range of Baltimore-made Naron Chocolates, from malted milk balls to nut clusters. Customers can purchase pre-packaged bags or combine candies and pay by the pound. Additional candies include gummies, jelly beans, tootsie rolls, root beer barrels, coconut strips, and sugar-free candy. Pittas will be offering Baltimore’s Taharka Brothers ice cream in cones, cups, sundaes, and milkshakes.

The new stall is located near the middle of the block-long market and adjacent to a common seating area, as well as future stalls Cans Filling Station and Ono Poké. The stall is white and black with tile accents. Display cases will showcase The Sweet Shoppe’s offerings.Pittas closed The Sweet Shoppe in April 2018 as construction started in the portion of the market adjacent to Light St., but was able to relocate to a temporary stall closer to S. Charles St. from May to October of last year.

“I’m excited, I can’t wait to get started,” said Pittas. “It looks very nice in here and you hope it truly takes off and goes well.”

Additional vendors that will open in the coming months at Cross Street Market include Annoula’s Kitchen, a modern Mediterranean soup and sandwich place from Anna Leventis, owner of SoBo Market and SoBo Café; Cans Filling Station, a craft beer concept from Will Glass of Taps Fill Station, which has locations at Mt. Vernon Marketplace and The Bourse in Philadelphia; Ono Poké, a poké and Hawaiian-style restaurant that has a location Downtown; Taco Love Grill, a family-run taqueria based in White Marsh; Burger Bar from the team at Southside Diner; Vietnamese pho restaurant from Hanover Phubs; Korean concept Rice Crook; Haitian cuisine farmer’s market and event business Sobeachy; Pizza di Joey which will take its NY-Style pizza food truck into a brick-and-mortar location in the market under the direction of Riverside resident Joey Vanoni; Old Line Cocktail and Wine Bar which will be run by Highlandtown distillery Old Line Spirits; Gangster Vegan Organics, which is bringing its plant-based concept from Pennsylvania to Federal Hill; and a fried chicken and sandwich stall from Baltimore staple Royal Farms.

The vendor has not been announced yet, but Cross Street Market will also have a “market within a market” stall which will sell farm-fresh items like produce, sauces, breads, cheese, dairy, pastas, home goods, and more.

Merchants will open through the spring and summer.

Also planned for Cross Street Market is a 5,000 sq. ft. crab house, seafood tavern, and seafood market from Alex Smith’s Atlas Restaurant Group. It will take the former space of Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood at the S. Charles St. entrance which is expected to open in Spring 2020

The Cross Street Farmers’ Market, a partnership between CSM Ventures, LLC and Federal Hill Main Street, has been open on Saturday morning for the past three weeks.


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Are you an adult who loves science but doesn’t know science? NO PROBLEM! There are many volunteer opportunities at the Maryland Science Center that don’t require science knowledge, only enthusiasm for science learning.

You can help in Guest Services, help with monthly group mailings, work on the green roof (when possible), help in the Exhibits Shop, or help behind the scenes, cleaning and/or prepping supplies and materials for our informal science programs, both internal and external.

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Programs at Light Street Library in JuneWednesdays, 10:15 am - Baby & Toddler Storytime

Wednesdays, 11:15 am - Preschool Storytime

Thursdays, 1 pm - Knit Wits a drop-in knitting circle for adults

Saturday, June 8, 11 am - Storytime with Laura Lippman who will be reading from her new children’s book, Liza Jane & the Dragon

Thursday, June 13 , 6:30 pm - Stories from the Other Side an informative program presented by Certified Evidential Medium & Clairvoyant Debbie Wojciechowski

Saturday, June 22 , 3 pm - Live Music: Camerata Musica a costumed a cappella singing ensemble

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By Liz NelsonEveryman Theatre – 315 W. Fayette StreetQueens Girl in the World & Queens Girl in Africa By Caleen Sinnette Jennings Directed by Paige HernandezPerformed in RepertoryRunning through June 23 | Tickets $25 - $65Performed for the first time as a two-play repertory with Caleen’s Queens Girl in Africa, Queens Girl in the World chronicles the misadventures of bright-eyed, brown-skinned Jacqueline Marie Butler, whose sudden transfer from a protective, middle class late-1950s upbringing in Queens to a progressive, predominantly-Jewish private school in Greenwich Village, adds comical confusion to her already quizzical, fish-out-of-water adolescence. Lively and poignant—and punctuated with the irresistible sound of Motown—Queens Girl in the World tags along for a young woman’s journey of self-discovery, at the

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Chesapeake Shakespeare Company – 7 S Calvert StreetMacbeth By William Shakespeare June 7 - 26 | Tickets $16 - $59This vital story asks us to remember a dark moment in world history through the eyes of a young girl: Poignant and powerful, Anne Frank’s hopes and dreams shine in her words penned while hiding during the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands. This recent adaptation, containing more of Anne’s original writing and more forthright about the characters’ Judaism, makes this play more necessary than ever.www.chespeakeshakespeare.com Cohesion Theatre Company – The Fallout Shelter at United Evangelical Church - 923 S. East AvenueTornkid

By Katelynn Lenney Directed by Cara Hinh Devised and produced in partnership with Baltimore Asian Pacifika Arts CollectiveRunning through June 9 | Tickets range $15 - $20Cohesion Theatre Company is excited to be partnering with the newly created Baltimore Asian Pacifika Arts Collective on this world premiere production. Devised with members of Cohesion and BAPAC, and written by playwright Katelynn Kenney, Tornkid draws on the power of indigenous Asian and Pacific creation stories to explore identity and unearth how ancient female narratives can provide guidance towards healing our broken world. With puppetry created by Cohesion’s own Artistic Director, Jess Rassp, and masks created by Waking Moon Masks Director, Tara Cariaso, Tornkid promises to be a feast for the senses, and an exploration into a world rarely seen on the American stage.www.cohesiontheatre.org

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Fells Point Corner Theatre - 251 S Ann Street10x10x10 2019 By Local PlaywrightsRunning through June 16 | Tickets range $19 - $24Back for its SEVENTH installment, Fells Point Corner Theatre is delighted to bring you another fantastic line-up of hilarious and compelling 10-minute plays by local area playwrights in our annual 10x10x10 Play Festival! In just two short hours, audiences will see ten brand new works fully produced and presented by an ensemble of ten of the area’s finest acting talents. At the end of each performance, audiences vote on their favorites as the playwrights compete for cash prize awards! www.fpct.org The Hippodrome Theatre – 12 North Eutaw StreetThe Play That Goes Wrong Book, Music, and Lyrics by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert LopezJune 4 - 9| Tickets range $53 - $229Welcome to opening night of The Murder at Haversham Manor where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. With an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines), it’s “Tons of fun for all ages!” (HuffPost) and “Comic gold!” (Variety) – sure to bring down the house!www.france-merrickpac.com Spotlighters Theatre - 817 Saint Paul StreetSteel Magnolias By Robert Harling Directed by Fuzz RoarkJune 21 – July 14 | Tickets range $10 - $24In Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, all the ladies who are “anybody” come to have their hair done . . . and get the latest news and gossip! The outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoos and free advice to all who will listen. Filled with hilarious repartee and not a few acerbic but humorously revealing verbal collisions, the play moves through life and tragedy, with a sense of humor, and

Southern Charm. The sudden realization of their mortality affects the everyone, but also draws on the underlying strength - and love - which give the play, and its characters, the special quality to make them truly touching, funny and marvelously amiable company in good times and bad. These characters appear delicate as magnolia blooms but are tough as steel. www.spotlighters.org

Vagabond Players – 806 S. BroadwayThe Crucible By Arthur Miller Directed by Stephen M. DeiningerRunning through June 30| Tickets range $10 - $22Miller’s towering drama depicting the deadly mass hysteria that spurred the Salem Witch Trials struck a raw nerve when it first appeared in 1953, during a similar era of political witch hunting and vengeance. Audiences will find it no less electrifying

today as a scorching condemnation of a government bent on using innuendo, scare-mongering and intimidation with devastating consequences.www.vagabondplayers.org Baltimore Shakespeare Factory – The Great Hall Theater at St. Mary’s Community Center – 3900 Roland AvenueRomeo and Juliet By William Shakespeare Directed by Anne HammontreeJune 28 – July 21| Tickets range $19-$24Perhaps William Shakespeare’s best-known play, Romeo and Juliet is THE classic of youth on the cusp of adulthood, and star-crossed love torn apart by passion and vengeance. Like life, it’s a play that’s half comedy and half tragedy; Romeo and Juliet will make you laugh out loud before it breaks your heart.www.baltimoreshakespearefactory.org


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FRECKLESHi! I’m Freckles and I’m a three year old Catahoula Leopard mix who’s traveled all the way from Louisiana to find my forever home. I’ve spent most of my life as a stray or in a shelter so I have a lot of catching up to do with my new forever family! I love my humans but I also do well with other dogs, cats, and kids. They are great!! Kids adore being around me and I love to play with them. I give them kisses too! I weigh about 55 lbs., am fully housebroken, and food motivated – teach me some tricks, I will love it! I can’t wait to show what a great dog I can be.

If you think we’re meant for each other and you’d like to meet, please fill out an adoption application at this website – http://www.animalalliesrescue.org/adoption-applicationand choose me, Freckles! My adoption fee is $300 and includes all of my routine vetting.

ANNAHello! I’ve heard that cats only have nine lives, so I don’t want to miss a moment of mine! I love games and toys and things that wiggle. I adore other cats – you do have at least one already, don’t you? – especially if they like to play hard too. My forever home MUST have at least one other playful cat! I’m also ready to adore you. I’m a first-rate snuggler and I’ll do a happy dance if you give me my favorite food. I’ve been told I’m wonderful. That’s a new word to me, but I think it means something like lively or energetic or enthusiastic. Why don’t you come meet me and see what kind of wonderful I am? If you’d like to take me home, please fill out an adoption application at this website – http://www.animalalliesrescue.org/adoption-application and choose me, Anna! My adoption fee is $150 and includes all of my routine vetting.

DIGITAL HARBOR CONTACT INFORMATION If you have concerns, questions or issues regarding Digital Harbor Students in and around our community

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The Federal Hillsider, the monthly publication of the Federal Hill Neighborhood Association is delivered through the mail slots of 1,300 households in the Federal Hill neighborhood and is placed in selected neighborhood businesses and on our website and Facebook page. Circulation is over 2,500.

The Hillsider is created each month by an all volunteer staff; therefore, all advertising revenue in excess of printing expense is invested back into the community.

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American Visionary Arts Museum 800 Key Hwy Happening: Shinny Things Happen with Bob Benson Sat, June 8th 11am–2pm $55, $40 Members

Join the creator of the Blinged-Out Universal Tree of Life (outside of AVAM's Main Entrance) in making your own flashies: dynamic, sparkling decorations made from mirrors & marbles & such, plus a mirror necktie just in time for Father's Day. AVAM Hours: Tuesday - Sundays 10:00am – 6:00pm www.avam.org

Crystal Moll Gallery / 1030 S Charles St Fine Art & Custom Framing Shop.

Happening: Demo by Maria Marino pastel Demo, Thursday, June 30th, 6-8 Maria Marina is in our current exhibition titled “The Fab 4", Other artists include, Jill Basham, Bernard Dellario & Tom Bucchi. This exhibition is on view thru Aug 2nd. The Crystal Moll Gallery is also home the paintings, prints and tiles of Baltimore plein air artist Crystal Moll. 410-952-2843/Tues-Sat 12 -6. 3rd Thurs. til 8! www.crystalmoll.com

School 33 Art Center / 1427 Light St

Happening: Gallery Conversation - School 33 2019 Studio Resident Biennial Curator George Ciscle with The Arc Baltimore on June 14th. George Ciscle will lead a conversation about the work featured in the Resident Biennial, along with School 33 studio residents and members of The Arc Baltimore. Dedicated to providing advocacy and high quality, life-changing supports since 1949 in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, The Arc Baltimore supports more than 6,000 adults and children with intellectual & developmental disabilities and their families. As one of the nation’s largest and most respected organizations of its kind, The Arc Baltimore is an indispensable resource, providing employment training and support, day and residential services, family support and education, treatment foster care, assistive technology services, respite care, public policy advocacy, and information and referrals. www.schooll33.org

Tradestone Gallery 803 Light St Happening: Tradestone Gallery provides high quality Russian arts and crafts.

Hours 10-6 pm www.tradestonegallery.com 410-689-5550

Art Beat of Fed Hill #harborsouth Monthly we are going to share highlights of the art and music happenings in our neighborhood. With AVAM, School 33 Art

Center, the Crystal Moll Gallery and Tradestone Gallery, you have to just walk out your door to enjoy the Art Beat!


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