Where to Trick-or-Treat in South Baltimore

With Halloween taking place this Sunday, there are several ways to celebrate throughout the weekend in South Baltimore.

Neighborhood trick-or-treating in South Baltimore is expected to take place Sunday from approximately 530pm to 8pm. In previous years, busy corridors for trick-or-treaters on the South Baltimore Peninsula have included along Fort Ave.; Randall St. along Riverside Park; blocks east of Riverside Park on Covington St., Belt St., and Jackson St.; along Riverside Ave. and Battery Ave.; on William St. in Federal Hill; and throughout Locust Point.

Federal Hill Main Street is hosting its annual trick-or-treating event at its various businesses on Saturday. Trick-0r-treating is from 330pm to 430pm with additional events beginning at 130pm. From Federal Hill Main Street’s Facebook page:

Port Covington is hosting a trunk-or-treat event on Sunday from 12pm to 3pm. From Port Covington’s Facebook page:

GraceCity is hosting its 3rd annual Candy Caravan trunk-or-treat event at Baltimore Museum of Industry on Saturday.

While not trick-or-treating, the SOBO Halloween Bash is Saturday from 1pm to 5pm at Riverside Park.

Additional Halloween events around town include:

Bike Party: Halloween Ride at St. Mary’s Park and Monument City Brewing Company: Friday 630pm to 12am

ZOOBOO at The Maryland Zoo: Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm

Mobtown Brewing Company Kids Halloween: Saturday at 1pm

Halloween Haunted Parking Lot and Fair: Pulled Pork and Family Fun and Contests: Dance and Costume at 1401 Towson St.: Saturday from 4pm to 8pm

BSO Fusion: Skull and Bones at Meyerhoff: Saturday at 8pm

The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Baltimore Center Stage: Saturday at 9pm

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Halloween Weekend Events Around Baltimore

Food Rescue Giveaway! Thursday Evenings at Old Major: Thursday from 430pm-630pm

Barks & Boo’s at Center Plaza: Thursday from 5pm-7pm

The Classics Cocktail Class at Sagamore Spirit: Thursday from 7pm-8pm

Friday Morning Clean Ups With Green & Grounds at Federal Hill Prep: Friday from 845am-945am

Reach for the Stars Walk-a-Thon to End Domestic Violence: Friday from 5pm-8pm

Friday Night Nylon Cage Matches at Baltimore Urban Baseball Association: Friday from 7pm-9pm

Barracuda’s at OBT Truck: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

Craft Your Own Cocktail Tour at Sagamore Spirit: Friday from 6pm-7pm

Bike Party: Halloween Ride at St. Mary’s Park and Monument City Brewing Company: Friday 630pm-12am

UNION Craft Brewing Friday Movie Nights (Lost Boys): Friday from 7pm-10pm

The Believe In Tomorrow Port to Fort 6k: Saturday from 830am-12pm

Project Clean Stream- Friends of Stony Run and Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay: Saturday from 9am-12pm

ZOOBOO at The Maryland Zoo: Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm

BARCStoberfest Beer Garden at Old Line Spirits: Saturday from 12pm-4pm

Mobtown Brewing Company Kids Halloween: Saturday at 1pm

2021 SOBO Halloween Bash at Riverside Park: Saturday from 1pm-5pm

Halloween Tricks and Treats at our Federal Hill Businesses: Saturday from 130pm-430pm

Halloween Haunted Parking Lot and Fair: Pulled Pork and Family Fun and Contests: Dance and Costume at 1401 Towson St.: Saturday from 4pm-8pm

BSO Fusion: Skull and Bones at Meyerhoff: Saturday at 8pm

The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Baltimore Center Stage: Saturday at 9pm

Craft Your Own Brunch Cocktail Class: Sunday from 1030am-1130am

Tails on the Rails at B&O Railroad Museum: Sunday from 2pm-6pm

3rd Annual Candy Caravan at Baltimore Museum of Industry: Sunday from 3pm-5pm

South Baltimore Trick-or-Treating in South Baltimore: 530pm-8pm

Free Outdoor Fitness

November Project at Patterson Park: Friday at 630am

Weekly Farmers’ Markets

32nd Street Farmers’ Market in Waverly:  Saturday from 7am-12pm

Fell’s Point Farmers Market: Saturday from 8am-1230pm

Cross Street Farmers’ Market: Saturday form 9am-12pm

BMI Farmers’ Market: Saturday from 9am-1pm

Bmore Flea & Craft Market at Broadway Market: Saturday from 11am-4pm

Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar Under the JFX: Sunday from 7am-12pm

Have a GREAT weekend!

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Rice Crook Closes at Cross Street Market in Federal Hill

Korean rice bowl and steam bun stall Rice Crook has closed at Cross Street Market in Federal Hill. Rice Crook opened in 2019 and was the first to occupy its stall in the renovated Cross Street Market.

On October 15th, Rice Crook said on its Facebook page: “Very sad to announce that we are permanently closed.”

Rice Crook’s sister business, Bun’d Up, still has three locations around Washington, D.C.

The Cross Street Market management team told SouthBMore.com two new concepts will open next month and announcements will be coming soon.

Recent closures at Cross Street Market include Rooster & Hen, Annoula’s Greek Kitchen, Ono Poké, and Royal Farms Chicken. New additions in recent months are Watershed, Atlas Fish Market, Southrn’ Spice, and Crepe Crazy.

There are currently five vacant stalls at Cross Street Market.

Read SouthBMore.com’s articles detailing the different aspects of the Cross Street Market redevelopment here.

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Skateboarding Interaction in South Baltimore Seen By Millions on TikTok

Last week, Asen Gyenyame, a lifeguard at Riverside Park Pool who can often be seen skateboarding around South Baltimore, posted a video to his TikTok page of local realtor Alyssia Essig giving him some words of encouragement. The video has now been viewed 8.8 million times and has garnered 2.3 million likes.

@skatevibes01 She’s the best ##skatetok##skateboard##skater##karen##karenskatepark##skateboard##motivational##inspirational##sb##skate##skatetricks♬ Vas – jagger finn

Gyenyame, who often skates at Riverside Park or the Baltimore Museum of Industry, posts video clips of his newest tricks to his YouTube page (Skate Vibes) and social media accounts. He puts his iPhone on a tripod and has a camera strapped to his head to capture the videos.

Earlier this month, Gyenyame was trying nightmare flips (pop-shuvit double kickflip) under the gazebo at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. While eating her lunch from the parking lot, Essig saw his dedication and decided to give him a pep talk.

Gyenyame posted a video of their interaction titled with the description “She’s the best.”

In the video Essig said, “I wanted to tell you something. You’re gonna nail this today. You’re gonna nail this today. You’re gonna do it, you’re so close.”

She added, “First off, whatever you do in your life, you’re going to knock it out of the park, only because you’re sitting here busting your ass just to nail this one trick. You’ll do that the rest of your life, no matter what it is, you won’t get it, you’ll try, you’ll try, you’ll try, you’ll try again.  You’re going to nail this today. Do you believe in yourself?”

“Of course,” said Gyenyame.

The two then high-fived and Essig said, “Have a great Sunday.”

Gyenyame added captions to the video which read, “we need more people like this” and “felt super inspired and then landed two after this talk.”

WMAR reunited Essig and Gyenyame in a heartwarming segment last week. Both were touched by the positive interactions received from people who saw the video.

@skatevibes01Aka Varial Double Flip ##nightmareflip##varialflip##doubleflip##skatetok##pov##skateboard♬ Show Me How (Album V) – Men I Trust

 

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Detroit-Style Pizza Bar ‘Cross Street Public House’ Opens in Federal Hill

Cross Street Public House has opened at the former 10,000 sq. ft. home of Stalking Horse at 26 E. Cross St. in Federal Hill. This “upscale tavern” with a menu focused on Detroit-style pizzas is owned by Andrew Carter and Jesse Selke from the Delia Foley’s Group, as well as industry veteran Jason Zink.

Carter and Selke are the owners of Delia Foley’s Pub and AJ’s on Hanover St. in Federal Hill and Smaltimore in Canton. Carter was the manager of Stalking Horse from 2008 to 2014. Zink is the former owner of No Idea Tavern, Don’t Know Tavern, and Smaltimore, and is now a partner in the Abbey Burger Bistro locations in Fells Point, Mount Washington, and Havre de Grace.

Zink has spent the past year working on his pizza recipes and traveled to Detroit to learn from the late Shawn Randazzo of Detroit Style Pizza Company. Randazzo, who passed away in December after a battle with brain cancer, was a two-time World Champion Pizza Maker of the Year.

Zink also hosted a Detroit-style pizza pop-up at SoBo Market last December.

Detroit-style pizza is a deep dish, focaccia pizza cooked in blue steel pans. This style is known for its burnt cheese edges and sauce drizzled across the top. Cross Street Public House offers 8″x10″ pizzas including a Margherita, spicy pepperoni, Coney Island hot dog-inspired pizza, cheesesteak pizza, BBQ chicken pizza, s’mores pizza, and more.

Cross Street Public House hopes to add thin crust, bar-style pizzas in the future.

The menu also includes salads; sandwiches including Nashville hot chicken, chicken parmesan, and Carolina pulled pork; and appetizers such as baked wings, Supreme Pizza Dip, loaded pierogis, and fried tortellini.

The Cross Street Public House team worked  with Chef Frank Campanella on the menu. Felipe Escobar, the kitchen manager from Delia Foley’s, is running the kitchen at Cross Street Public House.

The bar will focus on craft beers, signature cocktails, and crushes.

Carter said the goal of the new concept is to “change the nightclub atmosphere.” The team took on a full renovation of the building adding more TVs, a 16-beer tap draft system, and arcade games such as Golden Tee, Pacman, Skee-ball, and shuffleboard, and tables with interactive games built into them. The team also removed the slushy machines and DJ booth, and will soon be adding garage doors to the front of the building.

A parklet outdoor dining space has been added to the street. Cross Street Public House has teamed with next-door neighbor and fellow new restaurant Nola on a tent for the two parklets. Cross Street Public House will be adding televisions to its parklet.

Cross Street Public House is currently open Wednesday to Saturday from 5pm to 2am and Sunday from 11am to 2am. It may add lunch hours on Fridays and Saturdays in the future as the team navigates through the current labor shortages.

Cross Street Pubic House will have its grand opening on November 6th.

Cross Street Public House joins a flurry of new restaurants coming to the unit block of E. Cross St. in Federal Hill. No Way Rosé, P.A.L.M, and Yeeros Plus will open soon; Nola opened last week; and Watershed opened in recent months. A yet-to-be-announced concept will also be taking over the former Crazy Lil’s. The team at Cross Street Public House is excited to be around this new wave of activity in Federal Hill.

Photos courtesy of Cross Street Public House 

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Klik Solutions Takes Over Key Highway Office Building

Klik Solutions has taken over the approximately 4,000 sq. ft., one-story office building at 1000 Key Hwy. East in Locust Point. The building was recently the offices for Weller Development Company before it moved to Port Covington.

Klik relocated from a space that was approximately the same size at the 1100 Wicomico office building in Pigtown. This is the company’s fourth office since it was founded nine years ago. The other two offices were in Federal Hill.

Klik offers managed IT solutions, cloud solutions, and cybersecurity. It was founded by Neil Konstantoulas and Arthur Olshansky. The company was called Federal Hill Solutions until 2019.

The company has about 40 employees in Baltimore, and opened an office in Kiev, Ukraine in 2018. Olshansky grew up in Ukraine and praised the country for its focus on STEM education. Klik will use the office to support its American clients 24/7, as well as to grow its business in Europe.

Konstantoulas and Olshansky began using 1100 Key Hwy. East in recent months to film the Klik TV video series. The space was being temporarily used as office space by property owner Goodier Properties, and then Goodier asked if Klik wanted to take over the entire space. With the lease coming to an end in Pigtown and loving the waterfront atmosphere on Key Hwy., Konstantoulas and Olshansky decided to make the move to Locust Point.

The office building has Inner Harbor views as well as a parking lot; outdoor spaces on the water where grills and picnic tables will be added; and a pier, where Klik’s sailboat is now parked. Konstantoulas and Olshansky said it will be “a more exciting place to work” and they look forward to bringing in clients and hosting events.

Klik plans on adding a rowboat and pontoon boat to its property that can be used by its team.

A garage building behind Klik’s office is the home of Body in Rhythm Training and Capacity Fitness.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Klik will rotate employees between days in the office and virtual workdays. The new office has private offices as well as a large communal area where employees will rotate in. It also has a conference room and studio for Klik TV.

Konstantoulas and Olshansky said the new office setting has made more employees want to come into work. They are also excited to be steps away from some of their favorite South Baltimore restaurants including Southside Diner.

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Nola Seafood and Spirits Opens on Cross Street in Federal Hill

Matthew Lasinski of the Alliance Restaurant Group and Ricardo Jones, owner of Sangria Patio Bar, have opened their New Orleans-inspired restaurant called Nola at 36 E. Cross St. in Federal Hill. Nola replaces Ryleigh’s Oyster, which closed in May of last year.

Jones and Lasinski are friends with New Orleans Chef Donnie Stykes, who is now the personal chef of Michael B. Jordan, and took trips together to Louisiana to tour some of Stykes’ favorite spots and to develop a menu.

“It will be an authentic-as-you-can-get New Orleans restaurant with crossover staples like crab cakes and crushes,” Lasinski told SouthBMore.com last month.

The menu features a raw bar; chargrilled oysters, which Lasinski fell in love with after trips to New Orleans; crawfish and seafood boils; gumbo; jambalaya; crawfish etoufee; po boys; Cajun-style catfish; and many other Creole-style dishes.

Francisco Lopez, who was once a chef at Ryleigh’s, is the chef at Nola.

Jones and Lasinski worked with Aaron Joseph and Ezra Allen of Cane Collective on a New Orleans-style cocktail list. Drinks include a hurricane and Abita beers.

Nola will have live jazz bands during the week, as well as karaoke nights and DJs.

Lasinski and Jones took on a full renovation of the building.

Nola has two levels of indoor seating, as well as outdoor seating on its patio and in its parklet.

Nola is open Monday to Friday from 4pm to 2am and Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 2am. Lasinski said he hopes to open for weekday lunch and brunch in the future once Nola gets in a good groove and can find the staff to fill the extra shifts.

Nola joins a flurry of new restaurants coming to the unit block of E. Cross St. in Federal Hill. No Way Rosé, Cross Street Public House, P.A.L.M., and two other yet-to-be-named concepts are coming soon and will join the recently-opened Watershed.

When asked if this was a new era for Cross St., Lasinski said, “I sure hope so. Some people have a less-than-positive impression of Cross St. As more people open and are doing new things, it will change the perception and bring in a wider breadth of customers.”

 

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South Baltimore Business Roundup

The Charmery Closes Until Spring 

The Charmery in Federal Hill closed in September and will reopen in the spring. A sign on ice cream shop reads:

Fed Hill, in order to maintain our ideal customer service experience during the crazy times, we’ve decided to close for the season.

We appreciate your love this past Summer and can’t wait to see you again in the spring.

Sobeachy Launches Food Trailer

Cross Street Market stall Sobeachy Haitian Cuisine has launched a food trailer for its event and farmers’ market business. Sobeachy will be hosting a ribbon cutting this Sunday at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market & Bazaar to celebrate the the company’s recent growth.

Insightin Health Expands at the Parker Metal Building 

Insightin Health has moved into an 8,000 sq. ft. office space at the Parker Metal Building in Stadium Area. The healthcare technology startup’s new first-floor space is on the south end of the office building and is “six times larger” than its former space in the building.

Insightin Health is the first business to occupy the space in the newly-converted office building.

From Insightin CEO Enam Noor in Baltimore Business Journal:

Noor said Insightin, which has offices here and in Pittsburgh, has hired several new team members in recent months, including leadership-level folks who he said will be working to build out their specific teams. In February, following the close of its $12 million funding round, Noor said the company employed about 45 people overall. He expects to soon employ between 35 and 50 people in the Baltimore area alone, but did not disclose a company-wide hiring goal.

Port Covington Updates 

The Rye Street Market building, the centerpiece of the first major phase of development in Port Covington, has topped out its six levels.

Weller Development and its construction partners held an event last month to celebrate this milestone.

Photo courtesy of Weller Development 

The Port Covington Development Team has announced new leasing partners for its 1.1 million sq. ft. Chapter 1B phase of construction that includes 400,000 sq. ft. of office space and 116,000 sq. ft. of retail. The new partners are:

Terri Harrington, managing principal of the newly-formed Harrington Commercial Real Estate Services, who will assist in office space leasing.

“I am excited to be involved with such an important, catalytic development,” said Harrington in a press release. “Baltimore has such a strong tradition of neighborhoods and as part of the nearby community of South Baltimore I am personally invested in the project’s success. It’s exciting to be involved with the new, waterfront community in Port Covington that will bring a much-anticipated mix of unique uses, attractive retail, and welcoming public spaces – all of which will be exceptionally attractive to office users.”

McDevitt and Cana Development have additionally been announced as the retail leasing team for Port Covington.  

“The scale, location, and best-in-class design of Port Covington is the magical combination of ingredients that will result in a world-class, dynamic, waterfront neighborhood,” said McDevitt Chief Executive Officer Wade McDevitt in a press release.  “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to introduce this remarkable new community to transformative tenants who will embrace and contribute to the diverse and vibrant Baltimore culture and lifestyle.”

“As a Baltimore-based company, we are excited to play a role in this transformational, new addition to our city,” said Michael Morris, principal at CANAdev, in a press release. “While supporting McDevitt to identify and procure the best-in-class retail, our goal is to ensure that Port Covington provides our local retail community with the opportunity to participate while uniquely representing our city.”

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Monday Night Football Introduction Features Federal Hill Block Party

Last night’s Monday Night Football game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Baltimore Ravens began with a block party scene filmed on Churchill St. in Federal Hill. The piece, which aired on ESPN, was co-produced by Morgan State professor, author, and filmmaker MK Asante.

The video features Asante, the Morgan State band, and a number of Baltimore residents.

The block party scene begins with Colts and Ravens fans arguing and ends in a dance party.

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Rental Spotlight: Listings in Federal Hill, Riverside, and Pigtown

This Mid-Week Listing is brought to you by Federal Hill’s Upper Chesapeake Insurance Agency:

Welcome to Rental Spotlight where SouthBMore.com showcases unique rental properties in South Baltimore, from rowhouses to high-rise apartments.

1504 Byrd Street
Riverside 
Price: $2595/month
1,940 sq. ft.
-3 BD/2 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

23 Pierside Drive Unit 113
HarborView – Federal Hill 
Price: $1,850/month
700 sq. ft.
-1 BD/1 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

1104 West Cross Street
Pigtown 
Price: $1,650/month
1,404 sq. ft.
-2 BD/1.5 BA
Off Street Parking: Yes

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Vegan Shop ‘Cloudy Donut Co.’ Opens in Federal Hill

Vegan shop Cloudy Donut Co. opened last weekend at 1049 S. Charles St. in Federal Hill. The retail space was mostly recently a CBD shop.

Cloudy Donut Co. is owned by Home Maid Owner Derrick Faulcon and has another location in Hamilton-Lauraville. Faulcon started Cloudy Donut Co. in January 2020 after buying the business Donut Alliance. He opened Home Maid, which is not a vegan restaurant, in Federal Hill in 2016 and has been selling the donuts at the restaurant.

“We have Home Maid in Federal Hill, so it only made sense to bring our donut shop there as well,” said Zewiditu Ruffin, partnerships director of Cloudy Donut Co., in June.

Cloudy Donut Co. is also planning a location in Fells Point and Brooklyn Heights, NY, and will be launching a food truck.

The donuts do not include any dairy or by-products. Ruffin said dairy is replaced in the dough with apple sauce, noting the name Cloudy was chosen because the donuts are “light and airy like a cloud.”

Cloudy Donut Co. sells 40 different flavors of donuts. Popular options include Cookies ‘n Cream and Raspberry Rosé, as well as Snoop Doggy Donuts for dogs.

Ruffin said the majority of Cloudy Donut Co.’s customers are not vegans, but that the donuts provide a great option for vegans and people with dairy allergies.

Cloudy Donut Co. will just sell donuts and be carry-out only. It will be open Saturdays and Sunday from 10am to 3pm.

Photo from Cloudy Donut Co.’s Facebook page

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South Baltimore Crime Updates

According to the Baltimore Police Department (BPD)  Crime Map, the following crimes were reported in the last 30 days.

Ridgely’s Delight

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 600 WARNER ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 2:00

LARCENY, 600 S PACA ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/8/21, 18:00

BURGLARY, 600 WASHINGTON BLVD, MONDAY, 9/13/21, 12:00

LARCENY, 600 WASHINGTON BLVD, FRIDAY, 9/24/21, 13:00

Stadium Area

NONE

Barre Circle

NONE

Otterbein

ROBBERY – RESIDENCE, 600 S CHARLES ST, FRIDAY, 9/2/21, 1:00

LARCENY, 0 W HILL ST, TUESDAY, 9/14/21, 2:00

AUTO THEFT, 0 W LEE ST, FRIDAY, 9/17/21, 10:00

LARCENY, 600 S SHARP ST, SUNDAY, 9/19/21, 6:00

LARCENY, 0 E HUGHES ST, THURSDAY, 9/23/21, 8:00

ROBBERY – STREET, 600 S CHARLES ST, SUNDAY, 9/26/21, 20:00

Sharp-Leadenhall

LARCENY, 900 LEADENHALL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/15/21, 14:00

Federal Hill

BURGLARY, 1000 S CHARLES ST, THURSDAY, 9/2/21, 8:00

BURGLARY, 0 E CROSS ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 8:00

BURGLARY, 1200 CHARLEST ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 16:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 900 WILLIAM ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 7:00

LARCENY, 1100 S CHARLES ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 18:00

ROBBERY – STREET, 1100 LIGHT ST, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 22;00

SHOOTING, 0 E WEST ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 2:00

AUTO THEFT, 200 GRINDALL ST, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 11:00

AUTO THEFT, 0 W HENRIETTA ST, TUESDAY, 9/12/21, 11:00

LARCENY, 1200 S CHARLES ST, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 20:00

AUTO THEFT, 0 W HENRIETTA ST, TUESDAY, 9/14/21, 7:00

LARCENY, 1000 S CHARLES ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/15/21, 11:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 900 S CHARLES ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 0:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 900 WILLIAM ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 20:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1000 S CHARLES ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 21:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1000 S CHARLES ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 21:00

AUTO THEFT, 0 W WEST ST, THURSDAY, 9/32/21, 19:00

AUTO THEFT, 0 W WEST ST, THURSDAY, 9/32/21, 19:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1000 LIGHT ST, FRIDAY, 9/24/21, 12:00

LARCENY, 900 LIGHT ST, FRIDAY, 9/24/21, 16:00

BURGLARY, 1200 LIGHT ST, FRIDAY, 10/1/1, 12:00

Federal Hill South/Riverside

LARCENY, 400 FOLSOM ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 14:00

ROBBERY – STREET, 1100 COVINGTON ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 0:00

BURGLARY, 1500 RIVERSIDE AVE, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 5:00

BURGLARY, 1500 RIVERSIDE AVE, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 5:00

BURGLARY, 1600 WEBSTER ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 6:00

LARCENY, 1500 BOYLE ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 15:00

LARCENY, 1300 BELT ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/8/21, 14:00

LARCENY, 1300 JACKSON ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/8/21, 14:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 900 E FORT AVE APT *, THURSDAY, 9/9/21, 22:00

BURGLARY, 900 E FORT AVE, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 7:00

BURGLARY, 900 E FORT AVE, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 13:00

LARCENY, 1800 BYRD ST, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 20:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1500 WEBSTER ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 2:00

BURGLARY, 1400 WILLIAM ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 4:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1800 LIGHT ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 17:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1400 JACKSON ST, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 8:00

LARCENY, 1500 BYRD ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 19:00

LARCENY, 1500 BYRD ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 19:00

LARCENY, 1500 BYRD ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 19:00

LARCENY, 1500 BYRD ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 19:00

LARCENY, 1500 BYRD ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 19:00

LARCENY, 1400 BOYLE ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 2:00

AUTO THEFT, 500 E FORT AVE, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 7:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 600 HARVEY ST, TUESDAY, 9/21/21, 15:00

BURGLARY, 400 E FORT AVE, THURSDAY, 9/23/21, 20:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1100 WILLIAM ST, FRIDAY, 9/24/21, 12:00

South Baltimore Neighborhood

LARCENY, 0 E RANDALL ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 21:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 100 W RANDALL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/8/21, 15:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1600 S HANOVER ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 6:00

BURGLARY, 1500 MARSHALL ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 7:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1900 S. CHARLES ST, 9/17/21, 15:00

AGGRAVATED ASAULT, 1500 LIGHT ST, SUNDAY, 9/19/21, 21:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1900 LIGHT ST, SATURDAY, 9/25/21, 2:00

AUTO THEFT, 1500 S CHARLEST ST, MONDAY, 9/27/21, 8:00

LARCENY, 1300 S CHARLES ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/29/21, 10:00

Key Highway/HarborView

NONE

Inner Harbor

AGGRAVATED ASAULT, 300 KEY HWY, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 1:00

LARCENY, 700 E PRATT ST, THURSDAY, 9/9/21, 12:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 200 E PRATT ST, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 19:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 200 E PRATT ST, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 19:00

AUTO THEFT, 400 KEY HWY, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 15:00

ROBBERY – CARJACKING, 200 E PRATT ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 20:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 200 E PRATT ST, TUESDAY, 9/28/21, 10:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 700 E PRATT ST, TUESDAY, 9/28/21, 16:00

ROBBERY – STREET, 200 KEY HWY, THURSDAY, 9/30/21, 5:00

LARCENY, 400 E PRATT ST, FRIDAY, 10/1/21, 8:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 500 E PRATT ST, FRIDAY, 10/1/21, 19:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 500 E PRATT ST, FRIDAY, 10/1/21, 19:00

Port Covington

NONE

Locust Point

LARCENY, 1200 E FORT AVE, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 17:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1600 E FORT AVE, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 18:00

ROBBERY – STREET, 1400 STEUART ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 22:00

AUTO THEFT, 1700 E FORT AVE, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 7:00

BURGLARY, 900 E FORT AVE, MONDAY, 9/13/21, 6:00

LARCENY, 1600 WHETSTONE WAY, WEDNESDAY, 9/15/21, 20:00

LARCENY, 1400 E FORT AVE, FRIDAY, 9/17/21, 6:00

AUTO THEFT, 1400 LOWMAN ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 7:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1600 WHETSTONE WAY, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 13:00

AUTO THEFT, 1400 E CLEMENT ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 19:00

Pigtown

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1300 CAREY ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 10:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1200 WARD ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 19:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1100 W HAMBURG ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 13:00

LARCENY, 1200 CLEVELAND ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 14:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1100 WICOMICO ST, TUESDAY, 9/7/21, 14:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 800 S CAREY ST, THURSDAY, 9/9/21, 21:00

LARCENY, 700 WASHINGTON BLVD, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 19:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1100 NANTICOKE ST, SATURDAY,  9/11/21, 7:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1100 NANTICOKE ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 7:00

BURGLARY, 800 MCHENRY ST, MONDAY, MONDAY, 9/13/21, 13:00

BURGLARY, 400 SCOTT ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/15/21, 0:00

LARCENY, 400 S POPPLETON ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 15:00

BURGLARY, 400 S. POPPLETON, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 19:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1100 NANTICOKE ST, SUNDAY 9/19/21, 15:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 700 RAMSAY ST, SUNDAY, 9/19/21, 15:00

LARCENY, 400 S POPPLETON ST, THURSDAY, 9/16/21, 15:00

BURGLARY, 400 S POPPLETON ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 19:00

AUTO THEFT, 600 SCOTT ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 8:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1400 BUSH ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 11:00

BURGLARY, 700 W HAMBURG ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 13:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 800 MCHENRY ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 19:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 800 MCHENRY ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 19:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1400 WASHINGTON BLVD, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 23:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, CARROLL ST & W BARRE ST, TUESDAY, 9/21/21, 7:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1300 GLYNDON ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 16:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1300 GLYNDON ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 16:00

AUTO THEFT, 1400 WASHINGTON BLVD, FRIDAY, 9/24/21, 4:00

LARCENY, 1400 WARD ST, SATURDAY, 9/25/21, 1:00

BURGLARY, 700 WASHINGTON BLVD, SUNDAY, 9/26/21, 6:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 800 MANGOLD ST, SUNDAY,  9/26/21, 12:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 900 W BARRE ST, SUNDAY, 9/26/21, 13:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1000 W CROSS ST, MONDAY, 9/27/21, 9:00

AUTO THEFT, 800 W BARRE ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/29/21, 6:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 700 WASHINGTON BLVD, FRIDAY, 10/1/21, 22:00

Carroll – Camden Industrial Area

LARCENY, 1500 WASHINGTON BLVD, WEDNESDAY, 9/1/21, 9:00

LARCENY, 1500 RUSSELL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/1/21, 20:00

LARCENY, 1500 RUSSELL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/1/21, 23:00

LARCENY, 1700 RUSSELL ST, SUNDAY, 9/5/21, 13:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1500 RUSSELL ST, MONDAY, 9/6/21, 5:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1500 RUSSELL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/8/21, 15:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1200 RIDGELY ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 9:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 1500 RUSSELL ST, SUNDAY, 9/12/21, 1:00

BURGLARY, 1800 WORCESTER, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 13:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1500 RUSSELL ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 15:00

LARCENY, 1700 RUSSELL ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 7:00

LARCENY, 1700 RUSSELL ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 7:00

LARCENY, 1700 RUSSELL ST, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 7:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1500 WASHINGTON BLVD, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 11:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1300 WESTERN AVE, MONDAY, 9/20/21, 17:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 1500 RUSSEL ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 21:00

LARCENY, 2000 HAINES ST, THURSDAY, 9/23/21, 5:00

AGGRVATED ASAULT, 1200 RIDGELY ST, 9/24/21, 23:00

LARCENY, 1500 RIDGELY ST, TUESDAY, 9/28/21, 12:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1700 WASHINGTON BLVD, WEDNESDAY, 9/29/21, 3:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1700 WASHINGTON BLVD, THURSDAY, 9/30/21, 8:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1700 WASHINGTON BLVD, THURSDAY, 9/30/21, 8:00

ROBBERY – COMMERCIAL, 1700 WASHINGTON BLVD, THURSDAY, 9/30/21, 8:00

Hollins Market

BURGLARY, 800 MCHENRY ST, WEDNESDAY, 9/1/21, 11:00

BURGLARY, 800 MCHENRY ST, MONDAY, 9/13/21, 13:00

LARCENY FROM AUTO, 100 S CARROLLTON AVE, TUESDAY, 9/14/21, 11:00

BURGLARY, 100 PARKIN ST, MONDAY, 9/14/21, 14:00

BURGLARY, 100 PARKIN ST, TUESDAY, 9/14/21, 14:00

AGGRAVATED ASASULT, 1200 W LOMBARD ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 18:00

AGGRAVATED ASASULT, 1200 W LOMBARD ST, SATURDAY, 9/18/21, 18:00

BURGLARY, 1000 HOLLINS ST, SUNDAY, 9/19/21, 11:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 800 W PRATT ST, SUNDAY, 9/19/21, 21:00

AUTO THEFT, 100 S ARLINGTON AVE, WEDNESDAY, 9/22/21, 7:00

BURGLARY, 100 S SCHROEDER ST, MONDAY, 9/27/21, 9:00

BURGLARY, 100 S SCHROEDER ST, MONDAY, 9/27/21, 9:00

Union Square

AUTO THEFT, 1400 W LOMBARD ST, FRIDAY, 9/10/21, 11:00

AUTO THEFT, 1700 LEMMON ST, SATURDAY, 9/11/21, 8:00

BURGLARY, 1600 W LOMBARD ST, TUESDAY, 9/14/21, 2:00

BURGLARY, 100 S STRICKER ST, FRIDAY, 9/17/21, 9:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 100 S GILMOR ST, TUESDAY, 9/21/21, 2:00

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 100 S GILMOR ST, TUESDAY, 9/21/21, 2:00

AUTO THEFT, S MOUNT ST & W PRATT ST, TUESDAY, 9/21/21, 16:00

Offense definitions from the FBI

South Baltimore Peninsula Neighborhoods Map

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Residential Recycling Cart Distribution Underway in Baltimore City

Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) has started delivering recycling carts to Baltimore City households. The carts will be distributed first to the communities with the lowest rates of recycling according to Esri’s Market Potential Index (MPI) database. The distribution process is expected to take four months.

Households in Baltimore will receive a 65-gallon blue recycling cart, which is the same size of the green trash carts. Residents can call 311 to apply for a small cart or to opt out completely. Postcards will be mailed to eligible households 30 to 45 days in advance of the recycling cart arriving.

DPW created a Recycling Opportunity Index (ROI) using the MPI database which ranks the combined statistic areas (CSAs) that have the most opportunity for increased recycling. The ranking system will guide DPW’s cart distribution plan.

The South Baltimore peninsula has two CSAs – Inner Harbor/Federal Hill and South Baltimore. They were ranked 50th and 49th out of 56 CSAs.

Washington Village/Pigtown ranked 19th, Poppleton/The Terraces/Hollins Market ranked 11th, Southwest Baltimore ranked 14th, Morrell Park/Violetville ranked 28th, Westport/Mount Winans/Lakeland ranked 8th, Cherry Hill ranked 12th, and Brooklyn/Curtis Bay/Hawkins Point ranked 3rd.

The $9-million plan to distribute recycling carts includes a $3-million grant from The Recycling Partnership.

The Recycling Partnership and the City of Baltimore estimates the new recycling carts have the potential to increase recycling in the city by an estimated 20,000 tons per year or nearly 200 pounds per household.

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