CCA Public Meeting Minutes: 02.18.2025
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Welcoming remarks: Amanda Bourgeois, CCA President: Amanda welcomed everyone saying we are a group of volunteers. She thanked Tutti Gusti’s for the pizzas.
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NEWS & NOTES
Canton Middle School Building Redevelopment Project
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Baltimore City Public Schools is proposing the redevelopment of the Canton Middle School Building at 801 S. Highland Ave. They presented at the CCA Public Meeting on February 18, 2025. Here are the details.
Read MorePaws & Progress: Updates on Canton Dog Park
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Thanks to all for your recent inquiries about the Canton Dog Park. Here’s an update as to what’s been happening over the past many months.
Read MoreVolunteer of the Year Stephen Washington
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Congratulations to our neighbor Stephen Washington for being awarded the CCA Volunteer of the Year for 2025.
Read MoreNeighborhood Notes: March 2025
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The CCA is hosting a Community Pitch-In Day featuring a FREE community dumpster on Saturday, March 8. The dumpster will be located on Lakewood Ave just north of Boston St., alongside the Safeway from approximately 9:00 am until full.
Read MoreOmar & Ani: Turning Surplus into Support with Leftover Love
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Meet Omar Tarabishi, the founder of Leftover Love Inc., a local nonprofit dedicated to rescuing fresh leftover food from local businesses and delivering it to those in need.
Read MoreNew Business Spotlight The Forest Baltimore
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The Forest, Canton’s first cannabis dispensary, offers premium, sustainable products for modern lifestyles. Shop Baltimore's finest selection of flower, edibles, pre-rolls, and more.
Read MoreCanton Anti-Racism Alliance
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The Canton Anti-Racism Alliance is working hard to foster a more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and welcoming community. Here’s an update on their goals and accomplishments.
Read MoreNeighborhood Notes: February 2025
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The Music on the Square Concert features Across The Harbor on Friday, February 8 with two shows, 4 and 8 pm.
Read MoreCCA in Action: 2024 Success and 2025 Progress
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2024 brought new board members, partners, and volunteers, along with renewed momentum for ongoing CCA committees. These efforts brought added resources and fresh approaches to supporting our neighbors and local businesses. While many appreciate the positive results in our community, few see the dedication, hard work, and volunteerism behind the scenes. Here is a letter from our President, Amanda Bourgeois, who shares her reflections on the year, along with a list of 2024 accomplishments and a preview of 2025 goals from our board members, committee chairs, and lead volunteers.
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