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Sisson Street Community Lot designs released!
The designs for the Sisson Street lot community green space are moving along – take a look at the latest drawings! They incorporate the results of our neighborhood survey and community design meetings over the last year. You’ll see green space for sports activities, a natural playspace for children, community garden plots, a stage for… Read…
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Transform Baltimore continues
Baltimore City Council is in the process of reviewing the draft zoning code (known as Transform Baltimore). All proposed amendments to the text, tables, and maps have been posted online. GRIA will be engaging Remington residents in conversations about how Transform Baltimore will affect us and how we can have input into the process. Attend… Read…
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Trees in Remington!
Would you like to see more trees in Remington? GRIA will be working with the Baltimore Tree Trust to install new and maintain existing street trees, but we need your help! We can begin installing trees once we have 30 people signed up to take part in their four-part TreeKeepers training classes. Complete the interest… Read…
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Sisson Street Lot is growing!
Check out the progress of the community gardens and public seating area! If you’d like to host an event on the lot or assist with maintenance on the lot, or get your own community garden plot, please e-mail info.gria@gmail.com.
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Community News – stay up to date with the blog!
Visit the homepage of the Remington Community Newsletter for regular updates on community news. E-mail Craig at CraigBettenhausen@gmail.com to share news for the next newsletter! Newest posts are introducing a whiskey distillery coming to Remington and getting to know your neighbors!
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Sisson Street Lot greening progress
Since January, GRIA members have been busy preparing the lot for spring use by: working with neighbors to coordinate and design improvements to the lot meeting with staff from the Baltimore City Office of Sustainability and Housing Department for approval and advice about appropriate uses working with a volunteer landscape architecture team and the Neighborhood… Read…