Obama for America Baltimore

2009-11-21T02:44:00.000-08:00

The Senate is taking an important vote on Saturday to move health reform forward. Join us as we make calls to key Senators states asking them to support health reform and NOT FILIBUSTER!

Can you join us on Saturday to help stop a filibuster?

COLLEGE PARK
12pm-3pm
http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/healthcarephonebank/gpc8ch

BETHESDA
10am-12pm and 12pm-2pm
http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/healthcarephonebank/gpc8k5

SILVER SPRING
10am-12pm and 12pm-2pm
http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/healthcarephonebank/gpc8k7

--
Jason Waskey
Maryland State Director
Organizing for America
www.dnc.org
waskeyj@dnc.org

President Obama to Speak LIVE to American School Children at Noon on September 8, 2009

2009-09-04T06:49:00.000-07:00

At 12:00 p.m., Eastern Time (ET), September 8, 2009, President Barack Obama will deliver a national address to the students of America. (Please note that this is a change from the originally scheduled time.) During this special address, the President will speak directly to the nation’s children and youth about persisting and succeeding in school. The President will challenge students to work hard, set educational goals, and take responsibility for their learning.

The U.S. Department of Education invites students of all ages, teachers, and administrators to participate in this historic moment by watching the President deliver the address, which will be broadcast live on the White House Web site (http://www.whitehouse.gov/live) and on C-SPAN at 12:00 p.m., ET. The Department of Education is also encouraging educators to use this moment to help students get focused and inspired to begin the new academic year. The website offers a menu of classroom activities—created by its teachers-in-residence, the Teaching Ambassador Fellows—to help engage students in the address and stimulate classroom discussions about the importance of education.

To further encourage student engagement, the U.S. Department of Education is launching the "I Am What I Learn" video contest. On September 8, the U.S. Department of Education will invite students to respond to the President’s challenge by creating videos, up to two minutes in length, describing the steps they will take to improve their education and the role education will play in fulfilling their dreams.

The website (http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/academic/bts.html) invites all students age 13 and older to create and upload their videos to YouTube by October 8. Submissions can be in the form of video blogs, public service announcements (PSAs), music videos, or documentaries. Students are encouraged to have fun and be creative with this project. The general public will then vote on their favorites to determine the top 20 finalists. These 20 videos will be reviewed by a panel of judges including U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. The panel will choose three winners, each of whom will receive a $1,000 cash prize.

For more detials, visit www.ed.gov/iamwhatilearn.

8/10 Healthcare Town Hall Meeting in Towson, MD

2009-08-09T10:12:00.000-07:00

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Join us at the 8/10 Health Reform Town Hall Meeting Rally at Towson University Center for the Arts, Cross Campus Drive and Osler Drive in Towson, MD 21204 on Monday, August 10th, 5:30 PM. Senator Ben Cardin will hold a healthcare town hall meeting in Towson at 7 PM.

The rally will occur prior to the town hall meeting. Because of expected turnout, Sen. Cardin's office is requesting attendees to RSVP (email sean_mckew@cardin.senate.gov) Space is limited.

You can come just for the rally or just for the town hall meeting if you prefer.

Arrive at 5:30 PM to receive signs and flyers to rally in support of healthcare reform with a strong Public Option.

After the rally, go into the town hall meeting (starting at 7 PM- doors open at 6:15PM). You can also sign up for the question period to ask Senator Cardin, "Will you commit to supporting a healthcare reform package ONLY if it includes a strong public health insurance option?"

2009-01-17T07:48:00.001-08:00

2009-01-15T09:04:00.000-08:00

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 14, 2009

CONTACT:
Ian Brennan
(410) 530-0459

Mayor Dixon Announces Details of President-Elect Obama's Visit

to Baltimore Afternoon event

Baltimore, MD (January 14, 2009) - Mayor Dixon announced the time and location of President-Elect Barack Obama's visit to Baltimore this weekend. The event will take place on Saturday, January 17, 2009 at 4:15 p.m., on War Memorial Plaza.

"I am elated that President-Elect Obama has decided to make Baltimore a part of his Inaugural celebrations," said Mayor Dixon. "The people of Baltimore should be proud that we can share in this historic event."

Since the President-Elect announced plans to visit Baltimore, Mayor Dixon's staff has worked closely with the Presidential Inaugural Committee (PIC) to ensure Baltimore is prepared for the visit. City agencies have worked closely with the Secret Service, the Department of Homeland Security, the PIC and other federal and state agencies.

"We are working at all levels of city government to ensure the visit by the President-elect is a memorable day for the City of Baltimore," said Mayor Dixon.

War Memorial Plaza, selected by the PIC as the event site, was built in 1927 as a memorial to honor the Marylanders who died in World War I. The Plaza is between City Hall and the War Memorial Building, which are two of the most distinctive buildings in Baltimore.

Space will be limited at the War Memorial Plaza. Gates open at 1:00 pm at the public entry point at Baltimore Street and Guilford Avenue. Access to the Plaza and viewing area will be limited to a few checkpoints. People wishing to enter the Plaza will walk through a metal detector, and allow their bags to be searched.

As a security precaution, the following items will be prohibited from War Memorial Plaza: firearms, ammunition, explosives, weapons of any kind, aerosols, supports for signs and placards, packages, coolers, thermal or glass containers, backpacks, bags exceeding size restrictions (8"x6"x4"), laser pointers, animals other than helper/guide dogs, structures, bicycles and any other items determined to be a potential safety hazard. With respect to signs and placards, items must be made of cardboard, poster board or cloth and have dimensions no greater than three (3) feet in width, 20 feet in length and one-quarter (1/4) inch in thickness. Surrendered items will not be returned nor available f or pick-up.

At the event, a canned food drive will take place as part of President-elect Obama and Vice President-elect Biden's national service initiative. All event attendees are being asked to bring a can of food with them, which will be delivered to a local food bank.

Attendees are encouraged to use public transportation to the downtown area such as the Metro Subway, Light Rail or MTA Buses. Transit schedules and additional information are available by calling the MTA at (410) 539-5000.

People with disabilities can enter the Plaza at a special gate located at the corner of Hillen Road and the Fallsway. All mobility drop-offs should be at the corner of Hillen Road and High.
Those planning on driving to the event are asked to leave early to allow for extra travel time. To avoid downtown traffic, you are also encouraged to park at the M&T Bank Stadium or utilize parking immediately outside of the downtown vicinity.

Motorists are encouraged to the pay strict attention to the event parking restrictions. Violators will be relocated to the Edison Impound Lot (entrance at Fallsway and High Street). If your car has been towed, call 311.

At 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 15, the 100 block of North Gay Street will be closed to traffic.

Beginning at 4:00 a.m. on the day of the President-Elect's visit, Interstate-83 will be closed from President Street to North Avenue in both the north and south directions. This closure will continue until 7:00 p.m. Orleans Street, from Gay Street to St. Paul Street, will be closed from 2:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.

Temperatures on the afternoon of January 17 are expected to be well below freezing. Individuals planning on attending the event are strongly advised to wear clothing appropriate for spending hours in cold weather. In severely cold weather, children, seniors and those with disabilities are more vulnerable to hypothermia. They should be monitored closely. People are encouraged to bring water as well as lunch, snacks and medications.

The Baltimore City Fire Department will work in cooperation with the Baltimore City Health Department to provide medical assistance to attendees. There will be Medical Aid stations located at Holiday, Fayette and Lexington Streets. The stations will be manned by Fire Department and Health Department staff.

On Inauguration Day, January 20, Baltimore City will host an Inauguration-watching event at the Baltimore Convention Center. The event, which is open to the public, will have family-friendly activities and entertainment for all ages. Because so many people in Baltimore are unable to make the trip to Washington, D.C. for the Inauguration itself, Mayor Dixon thought it was important for the city to host its own event.

In anticipation of the visit by the President-Elect and the thousands of out-of-town visitors staying in hotels and houses throughout the city, Mayor Dixon is urging citizens to help beautify Baltimore. The Mayor asks people to call 311 to report problems that require attention to clean, green or repair.

"This is truly a profound moment in our nation's history quite appropriate for the birthplace of our national anthem. Let's scrub those front steps, sweep sidewalks and gutters, and make Baltimore shine for our new President and the nation," added Mayor Dixon. "Let's not hide our pride - help us welcome our new President to a clean and beautiful Baltimore."

For more information about events surrounding the Inauguration of Barack Obama, visit the PIC home page at www.pic2009.org/content/home.

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President's National Day of Service at Franklin Square Elementary School on 1/19/09

2009-01-08T19:54:00.000-08:00

YES, WE CAN make Franklin Square Elementary Middle School a cleaner, greener, more beautiful and more engaging learning place!

Thanks to all of you, we are at our maximum capacity for volunteers at Franklin Square Elementary School on 1/19/09! If any other people are interested in coming out 1/19/00 to volunteer, you will only be allowed to volunteer during the 4:30 p.m. -
8:30 p.m. shift! If you arrive earlier without having registered prior to 5 p.m. on 1/16/09, you will be turned away and asked to return during the 4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. shift.

We still need the following supply donations for 1/19/09:

scrub brushes
buckets
plastic and/or cloth paint covers
disinfectant/bleach
face masks
plastic gloves
sponges
paper plates, paper cups, and plastic eating utensils

We also need folks to help us provide cases of water and snacks for volunteers to share! Any questions, email lpinder@thetakeactionnetwork.com or call 443-257-6752!

Thanks so much for honoring the spirit of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by volunteering to help us at Franklin Square Elementary Middle School on 1/19/09. Please remember that this public school and other public schools in Baltimore need your continued service 365 days out of the year!

The President's National Day of Service 1/19/09 - Baltimore City

2009-01-03T21:05:00.000-08:00

In honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, groups of individuals and businesses will volunteer their time to beautify and renovate Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School on 1/19/09 from 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Additionally, individuals will be able to sign-up on 1/19/09 to volunteer their time as tutors at various Baltimore-based adult and/or family literacy programs.

People interested in volunteering for the Baltimore City or Baltimore County National Day of Service can attend a planning meeting scheduled 6 p.m. on January 12th at Sweet Potato Kids, a unique educational facility and children’s event venue, located 9631 Liberty Road, Suite C in the Deer Park Business Center (Randallstown, MD). Please R.S.V.P. by emailing pmccrimmon@comcast.net.

Too busy to attend the meeting? Don't worry, CLICK HERE to volunteer online for this event or visit the following website at http://www.pic2009.org/page/event/detail/4jvtm.

There are three shifts you can volunteer to work on 1/19/09 at Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School:

8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

When you register to volunteer your service at the link above, be sure to let us know (1) which shift you will work; (2) how many people you are bringing with you; and (3) what skills (i.e. painting, plumbing, landscaping) you plan to share with the school.

Any questions? Email lpinder@thetakeactionnetwork.com for more information!

A Message from First Lady Michelle Obama

2008-12-24T03:19:00.000-08:00

"This holiday season, the grassroots movement you helped build can make a big difference for those in need.

I hope you will join me in supporting your favorite charity or contributing to causes that are especially meaningful to me and my family.

While many of us will spend the holidays counting our blessings and sharing dinner with loved ones, millions of people around the country won't be so fortunate. Donating to your local food bank will help provide a holiday meal to people in your community who can't afford one.

Talking with the families of deployed troops was one of the most rewarding experiences I had during the campaign. Giving to Operation USO Care Package is a great way to send members of our military stationed around the world a reminder that someone back home is thinking of them.

This is a time to celebrate our blessings, the new year, and a new era for our country. But it's also a time to come together on behalf of those who need our help.

Do what you can to help today by locating your local food bank and giving your support:

http://my.barackobama.com/foodbanks

Or send a care package to an American in uniform:

http://my.barackobama.com/carepackage

Thank you for all that you do and have a very happy holiday season,"

Michelle Obama

Upcoming Events:

2008-11-17T04:56:00.000-08:00

Tuesday, January 20th
Inauguration Day - Washington, DC

Swearing-In Ceremony
Time: noon
Location: US Capitol

2009 Inaugural Parade
Time: TBD
Location: Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

For more details visit, http://inauguration.dc.gov/events.asp.

2008-11-05T02:52:00.000-08:00

Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States! Here's his statement sent via email to all supporters prior to his acceptance speech late night on November 4th in Chicago:

I'm about to head to Grant Park to talk to everyone gathered there, but I wanted to write to you first.

We just made history.

And I don't want you to forget how we did it.

You made history every single day during this campaign -- every day you knocked on doors, made a donation, or talked to your family, friends, and neighbors about why you believe it's time for change.

I want to thank all of you who gave your time, talent, and passion to this campaign.

We have a lot of work to do to get our country back on track, and I'll be in touch soon about what comes next.

But I want to be very clear about one thing...

All of this happened because of you.

Thank you,

Barack

Polling Place Listing by Ward and Precinct in Baltimore City

2008-10-31T03:10:00.000-07:00

VOTE on ELECTION DAY, November 4th from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. at one of the following Polling Places in Baltimore City:

POLLING PLACE LISTING BY WARD AND PRECINCT (NEW LOCATIONS in RED)
FIRST (1st) WARD

First- School No.47, 500 S. Linwood Ave.
Second- Engine House No. 5, Eastern & Collington Aves.
Third- School No.47, 500 S. Linwood Ave.
Fourth- St. Brigid’s Parish Center, 900 S. East Ave.
Fifth- Hatton Senior Citizen Ctr., 2825 Fait Ave.

SECOND (2nd) WARD

First- St. Michaels Church Hall, 1 S. Wolfe St.
Second- School No. 23, 245 S. Wolfe St.
Third-Lemko House, 603 S. Ann St.

THIRD (3rd) WARD

First- School No. 57, 1601 E. Lombard St.
Second-School No. 57, 1601 E. Lombard St.
Third- St. Leo’s Church Hall, 225 S. Exeter St.

FOURTH (4th) WARD

First-Charles Towers Apts., 222 N. Charles St.
Second-Steadman Fire Station, 15 S. Eutaw St.
Third-Murty Ctr.-Poe Auditorium, 206 N. Fremont Ave.

FIFTH (5th) WARD

First –Pleasant View Gardens Apartments, 201 N. Aisquith St.
Second-Monument East Apts., 633 Aisquith St.

SIXTH (6th) WARD

First-School No. 83, 200 N. Lakewood Ave.
Second-School No. 27, 100 N. Chester St.
Third-School No. 27, 100 N. Chester St.
Fourth- School No. 27, 100 N. Chester St.
Fifth- School No. 83, 200 N. Lakewood Ave.

SEVENTH (7th) WARD

First-Dunbar Day Care Center, 631 N. Eden Street.
Second- School No. 13, 600 N. Patterson Park Ave.
Third-School No. 13, 600 N. Patterson Park Ave.
Fourth-Bocek Playfield, 3000 E. Madison St.

EIGHTH (8th) WARD

First-St. Matthew United Church of Christ, 3400 Norman Ave.
Second-St. Matthew United Church of Christ, 3400 Norman Ave.
Third-The Catholic High School, 2800 Edison Highway
Fourth-School No. 36, 1919 N. Broadway
Fifth-School No. 36, 1919 N. Broadway
Sixth- School No. 250, 1400 N. Caroline St.
Seventh-School No. 250, 1400 N. Caroline St.
Eighth- Truck Co. No. 15, Montford Ave. & Mura St
Ninth-.Collington Square Recreation Center, 1409 N. Collington Ave.
Tenth- School No. 85, 2701 E. Oliver St.
Eleventh- School No. 86, 2625 E. Federal St.

NINTH (9th) WARD

First-Church of the Redeemed, 4321 Old York Rd.
Second-Ellerslie Apartments, 601 Wyanoke Ave.
Third-School No. 51, 3400 Ellerslie Ave. – Ent. 34th St.
Fourth-School No. 51, 3400 Ellerslie Ave. – Ent. 34th St.
Fifth-School No. 410, 3500 Hillen Rd. – Ent. Tivoly Ave.
Sixth-School No. 410, 3500 Hillen Rd. – Ent. Tivoly Ave.
Seventh-School No. 44, 2040 E. 32nd St.
Eighth- Mason Hall, 1640-44 Gorsuch Ave.
Ninth- School No.31, 1400 Exeter Hall Ave.
Tenth-Engine House No.31, 3123 Greenmount Ave.
Eleventh-School No.31, 1400 Exeter Hall Ave.
Twelfth-Mason Hall, 1640-44 Gorsuch Ave.
Thirteenth-School No. 7, 2000 Cecil Ave.
Fourteenth-School No. 7, 2000 Cecil Ave.
Fifteenth-Oliver Multi-Purpose Ctr., 1400 E. Federal St.

TENTH (10th) WARD

First-School No. 16, 1101 Valley St.
Second-Waters Tower, 1400 E. Madison St.
Third-Latrobe Homes, 900 E. Madison St.
Fourth-School No. 16, 1101 Valley St.

ELEVENTH (11th) WARD

First-Chase House, 1027 Cathedral St.
Second-Chase House, 1027 Cathedral St.
Third-Brown Memorial Church, Lafayette Ave. & Jenkins Alley
Fourth-McCulloh Homes, 501 Dolphin St.
Fifth-Chase House, 1027 Cathedral St.
Sixth-Central Library, 400 Cathedral St.
Seventh-The Waxter Center, 1000 Cathedral St.

TWELFTH (12th) WARD

First-1st English Lutheran Church, 3807 N. Charles St.
Second-1st English Lutheran Church, 3807 N. Charles St.
Third-Greenmount School, 501 W. 30th St.
Fourth-Library No. 9, 33rd & Barclay Sts.
Fifth-Library No. 9, 33rd & Barclay Sts.
Sixth-School No. 54, 2900 Barclay St.
Seventh-School No. 54, 2900 Barclay St.
Eighth-School No. 53, 100 E. 26th St.
Ninth-The Wyman House, 123 W. 29th St.
Tenth-The Brentwood Apartments, 401 E. 25th St.
Eleventh-The West Twenty Apartments, 11 W. 20th St.
Twelfth-School No. 39, 201 E. 21st St.

THIRTEENTH (13th) WARD

First-Keswick Multi-Care Center, 700 W. 40th St.
Second-Engine House No. 21, Union & Roland Aves.
Third-School No. 56, 1300 W. 36th St.
Fourth-School No. 249, 4300 Buchanan Ave.
Fifth-Shiloh United Church Apostalic, 2000 Druid Park Dr.
Sixth-Engine House No. 52, 3525 Woodbrook Ave.
Seventh-School No. 24, 2235 N. Fulton Ave.
Eighth-Beth Am In Town Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Place
Ninth-Lakeview Tower Apts., 727 Druid Park Lake Dr.
Tenth-School No. 61, 2011 Linden Ave
Eleventh- School No. 55, 3608 Chestnut Ave
Twelfth-School No. 55, 3608 Chestnut Ave.

FOURTEENTH (14th) WARD

First-Mt. Royal Recreation Center, 120 W. Mosher St.
Second-Mt. Royal Recreation Center, 120 W. Mosher St.
Third-Engine House No. 13, McCulloh & McMechen Sts.
Fourth-School No. 11, 1624 Eutaw Pl.
Fifth-Library No. 17, 1531 W. North Ave. at Penns.

FIFTEENTH (15th) WARD

First-School No. 177, 4411 Garrison Blvd.
Second- School No. 406, 3701 Eldorado Ave.
Third-School No. 251, 3701 Fernhill Ave.
Fourth-School No. 58, 3935 Hilton Rd.
Fifth- School No. 58, 3935 Hilton Rd.
Sixth- School No. 60, 2700 Gwynns Falls Pkwy.
Seventh- School No. 21, 3301 Carlisle Ave.
Eighth- Liberty Grace Church of God, 3400 Copley Rd.
Ninth- School No. 64, 3901 Maine Ave.
Tenth- School No. 87, 4001 Alto Rd.
Eleventh--School No. 67, 1900 Edgewood St.
Twelfth- Library No. 8, 3203 W. North Ave.
Thirteenth- Library No. 8, 3203 W. North Ave.
Fourteenth- School No. 60, 2700 Gwynns Falls Pkwy.
Fifteenth- Easterwood Pk. Rec. Ctr., 1530 N. Bentalou St.
Sixteenth- School No. 454, 2201 Presstman St.
Seventeenth- School No. 29, 1600 N. Payson St.
Eighteenth- School No. 107, 1311 N. Gilmor St.
Nineteenth- School No. 157, 701 Gold St.
Twentieth- School No. 142, 2400 Windsor Ave.
Twenty-first- Engine House No. 52, 3525 Woodbrook Ave.
Twenty-second- Greenhill Housing, 2501 Violet Ave.
Twenty-third- School No. 254, 3750 Greenspring Ave.
Twenty-fourth- Towanda Recreation Center, 4100 Towanda Ave.
Twenty-fifth- Towanda Recreation Center, 4100 Towanda Ave.

SIXTEENTH (16th) WARD

First-School No. 28, 1200 N. Fremont Ave.
Second-School No. 35, 801 N. Stricker St.
Third-School No. 35, 801 N. Stricker St.
Fourth-School No. 138, 1807 Harlem Ave.
Fifth-Sandtown/Winchester Community Center, 1114 N. Mount St.
Sixth-School No. 75, 1100 Whitmore Ave.
Seventh-School No. 262, 851 Braddish Ave.
Eighth-School No. 262, 851 Braddish Ave.
Ninth-School No. 145, 800 Poplar Grove St.
Tenth-School No. 75, 1100 Whitmore Ave.
Eleventh-School No. 63, 2777 Presstman St.
Twelfth-School No. 217, 1406 N. Ellamont St.
Thirteenth-St. Bernardine’s Church Hall, 614 Mt. Holly St.
Fourteenth-School No. 88, 621 Wildwood Pkwy.

SEVENTEENTH (17th) WARD

First-McCulloh Homes, 501 Dolphin St.
Second-Providence Inspirational Baptist Church, 850 Edmondson Ave.

EIGHTEENTH (18th) WARD

First-Greater Model Community Center, 1051 W. Saratoga St.
Second-School No. 10, 31 S. Schroeder St

NINETEENTH (19th) WARD

First-School No. 95, 1400 W. Lexington St.
Second-School No. 4, 30 S. Gilmor St.

TWENTIETH (20th) WARD

First- School No. 150, 220 N. Bentalou St.
Second-School No. 4, 30 S. Gilmor St.
Third-School No. 260, 2501 Frederick Ave.
Fourth- Voting Machine Warehouse, 301 N. Franklintown Rd.
Fifth- Hilton Recreation Ctr., 2950 Phelps Lane
Sixth- Mary E. Rodman Rec. Center, 3600 W. Mulberry St.
Seventh- School No. 73, 3434 Old Frederick Rd.
Eighth- School No. 73, 3434 Old Frederick Rd.
Ninth- Academy of Success, 525 Hurley Ave.
Tenth - School No. 260, 2501 Frederick Ave.
Eleventh - School No. 98, 424 S. Pulaski St.

TWENTY-FIRST (21st) WARD

First- School No. 22, 800 Scott St.
Second- School No.22, 800 Scott St.
Third-School No. 34, 1327 Washington Blvd.
Fourth- School No. 22, 800 Scott St.

TWENTY-SECOND (22nd) WARD

First-Harbor Apartments, 600 Light St.
Second-Engine House No. 2, 800 Light St.

TWENTY-THIRD (23rd) WARD

First-South Baltimore Learning Ctr., 28 E. Ostend St. – Ent. Patapsco St.
Second- Solo Gibbs (Pal) Ctr., 1044 Leadenhall St., At Cross Street
Third-School No. 84, 100 E. Heath St.

TWENTY-FOURTH (24th) WARD

First-School No. 45, 1040 William St.
Second-Holy Cross Church Hall, 108 E. West St.
Third- School No. 416, 1100 Covington St.
Fourth-School No. 84, 100 E. Heath St.
Fifth-School No. 76, 1425 E. Fort Ave.

TWENTY-FIFTH (25th) WARD

First-School No. 246, 301 S. Beechfield Ave.
Second-School No. 246, 301 S. Beechfield Ave.
Third-School No. 226, 1207 Pine Heights Ave.
Fourth-School No.220, 2601 Tolley St.
Fifth- School No. 12, 2921 Stranden Road (Rec. Ctr.)
Sixth-School No. 225, 2401 Nevada St.
Seventh- Engine House No. 58, 2425½ Annapolis Rd.
Eighth-School No. 164, 2400 Round Rd.
Ninth-School No. 163, 844 Roundview Rd.
Tenth-School No. 181, 2700 Seamon Ave.
Eleventh- School No. 203, 300 Pontiac Ave.
Twelfth- St. Rose of Lima Church, 410 Jeffrey St.
Thirteenth- Brooklyn Recreation Ctr. (Pal Ctr.), 3560 Third St.
Fourteenth- Brooklyn Homes, 4140 Tenth St.
Fifteenth-School No. 239, 1201 Cambria St.
Sixteenth -Curtis Bay Recreation Center, 1620 Filbert St.

TWENTY-SIXTH (26th) WARD

First-St. Helena Community Assoc., 6509 Colgate Ave.
Second-School No. 240, 6300 O’Donnell St.
Third- School No. 240, 6300 O’Donnell St.
Fourth-School No. 405, 100 Kane St.
Fifth-Joseph Lee Fieldhouse, 5900 E. Pratt St.
Sixth-School No. 228, 701 S. Rappolla St.
Seventh-St. Nicholas’ Church Hall, Rear-520 S. Ponca St.
Eighth-Canton Baptist Church, 3302 Toone St.
Ninth-School No. 230, 801 S. Highland Ave.
Tenth- School No. 215, 3223 E. Pratt St.
Eleventh- John Booth Senior Center, 229 ½ Eaton St.
Twelfth-Engine House No. 51, 646 N. Highland Ave.
Thirteenth- Carroll Cook Rec. Ctr., 5061 E. Eager St.
Fourteenth- Community Building, 931 Armistead Way
Fifteenth- School No. 105 Upper Bldg., 6001 Frankford Ave.
Sixteenth- School No. 170, 5001 Sinclair Lane
Seventeenth- Claremont, 4320 Clareway
Eighteenth- School No. 248, 3880 Sinclair Lane
Nineteenth- Library No. 29, 3801 Erdman Ave.
Twentieth- School No. 231, 3536 Brehms Lane
Twenty-first- School No. 231, 3536 Brehms Lane
Twenty-second- Jerusalem Lutheran Church, 4605 Belair Rd.
Twenty-third- Jerusalem Lutheran Church, 4605 Belair Rd.
Twenty-fourth- School No. 49, 5001 Moravia Road
Twenty-fifth- School No. 206, 4633 Furley Ave.
Twenty-sixth- School No. 211, 5300 Belair Rd.
Twenty-seventh- School No. 210, 4517 Hazelwood Ave.
Twenty-eighth- School No. 210, 4517 Hazelwood Ave.
Twenty-ninth- School No. 210, 4517 Hazelwood Ave.
Thirtieth- Engine House No. 54, 5821 Belair Rd.
Thirty-first- Engine House No. 54, 5821 Belair Rd.

TWENTY-SEVENTH (27th) WARD

First-Jerusalem Ev. Lutheran Church, 4605 Belair Rd.
Second-Ray of Hope Baptist Church, 3000 Parkside Dr.
Third-Engine House No. 42, 4522 Harford Rd.
Fourth- Harford Center for Sr. Citizens, 4920 Harford Rd.
Fifth- School No. 41, 5609 Sefton Ave.
Sixth- School No. 211, 5300 Belair Rd.
Seventh- School No. 235, 6211 Walther Ave.
Eighth- School No. 235, 6211 Walther Ave.
Ninth- Engine House No. 56, 6512 Harford Rd.
Tenth- Overlea United Methodist Church, 3902 Overlea Ave.
Eleventh- Woodhome Rec. Center, 7310 Moyer Avenue
Twelfth- North Harford Rec. Center, 6800 Hamlet Avenue
Thirteenth- School No. 93, 2500 E. Northern Pkwy.
Fourteenth- School No. 236, 6101 Old Harford Rd.
Fifteenth- School No. 418, 2201 Pinewood Ave.
Sixteenth- School No. 212, 2800 Ailsa Ave.
Seventeenth- School No. 212, 2800 Ailsa Ave.
Eighteenth- Engine House No. 42, 4522 Harford Rd.
Nineteenth- School No. 219, 5931 Yorkwood Rd.
Twentieth- School No. 245, 1235 Sherwood Avenue
Twenty-first- School No. 219, 5931 Yorkwood Rd.
Twenty-second- School No. 242, 5201 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-third- School No. 242, 5201 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-fourth- School No. 242, 5201 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-fifth- Northwood Appold Comm. Academy, 4417 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-sixth- Library No. 10, 4420 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-seventh- Library No. 10, 4420 Loch Raven Blvd.
Twenty-eighth- School No. 46, 900 Woodbourne Ave., At Tunbridge
Twenty-ninth- School No. 46, 900 Woodbourne Ave., At Tunbridge
Thirtieth- School No. 242, 5201 Loch Raven Blvd.
Thirty-first- School No. 245, 1235 Sherwood Ave.
Thirty-second- Northside Baptist Church, 1100 E. Northern Pkwy.
Thirty-third- School No. 213, 500 Campbell La., at Govane
Thirty-fourth- Deweese Recreation Ctr. (Pal Ctr.), 5501 Ivanhoe Ave.
Thirty-fifth- School No. 209, 1101 Winston Ave.
Thirty-sixth- School No. 214, 4520 York Rd.
Thirty-seventh- School No. 214, 4520 York Rd.
Thirty-eighth- Govans Manor, 5220 York Rd
Thirty-ninth- St. Mary’s Church of Govans, 5502 York Rd.
Fortieth- Grace Un. Methodist Church, 5407 N. Charles St.
Forty-first- Grace Un. Methodist Church, 5407 N. Charles St.
Forty-second- First Christian Church, 5802 Roland Ave.
Forty-third- School No. 407, 4600 Falls Rd.
Forty-fourth-. School No. 233, 5207 Roland Ave.
Forty-fifth- St. David’s Church, 4700 Roland Ave.
Forty-sixth- Bolton Street Synagogue, 212 W. Coldspring Lane
Forty-seventh- School No. 249, 4300 Buchanan Ave.
Forty-eighth- Ruscombe Garden Apartments, 4800 Yellowwood Ave.

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Thans so much for all your support! We did it!