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The September TCNA Newsletter will be sent out at the end of September.


Below are a few updates and reminders.


Dumpster Available for Neighborhood Use

September 2

Linkwood at Tuscany

September 30 

Canterbury at Tuscany

Start time is at the discretion of the city. It usually arrives in the morning, and is there for for 4 hours.


Special thanks to Sam Park, TCNA board member who arranges with Baltimore City for the neighborhood dumpsters to come to Tuscany-Canterbury.

TCNA Board Meeting

September 20, 7 pm

Broadview Apartments

105 W 39th Street

Lower Lobby Meeting Room


Board meetings are open to all.

Please come or let us know your concerns.

Click here to let us know your opinions and concerns


TCNA Board Agenda

September 20, 2023, 7:00 pm


 

Call to Order – Pat and Mike

Approval of 7/19/23 Minutes – Board

 

New Business:

1. New Board Member - Pat

  • Introduce Maureen LaPorta (Ridgemede) as New Restaurant Liaison
  • Nomination as New Board Member

2. Board Approval of Correspondence – Pat and Mike

3. November General Meeting- Pat

  • Ideas for Topic & Speaker
  • Select Date
  • Social after the meeting?

4 Fall/Winter/Spring Social Activities – Board

  • Resume 1st Fridays
  • Holiday Open House
  • Bench Dedication for Maggie, Anne P. and Mary Pat – Linda
  • Fall Neighborhood Yard Sale
  • Other

 

Old Business:

1. BGE Installation of Natural Gas Regulators – Update: Pat & Mike

  • TCNA Ad Hoc Committee

2. Calvert School Request: Rent Athletic Facility:Update Pat & Mike

3. Update Pauli Murray Commemorative Sculpture - Linda

 

Committee Reports and Updates:

1. Financial Report – Bill

  • Proposal to Buy CD’s

2. Calvert Liaison Committee - Amy

  • General liaison report
  • School building project

3. Streets Committee - Brian

  • 39th Street
  • University Parkway
  • Charles Street
  • Stony Run Path Extension
  • Tuscany Road Traffic Calming

4. Membership – Pat

5. Hopkins Market Update – Lu and Andy

6. Events (100th Anniversary Celebration report) – Josh and Mat

7. Newsletter and Website – Linda and Julie

8. Greens – Eric and Patrick

9. Public Safety - Paul

10. Restaurant Liaison – Maureen LaPorta

11. Recommendations for Additional Board Members (1) - Pat and Mike

 

Dates to Remember:

  • Next Board Meeting: Wednesday, November 15, 7:00 p.m.

 

Adjournment: Pat and Mike



in Tuscany-Canterbury

KANOM 

(former Sam's Cafe site in the Ambassador apartment building, 39th at Canterbury)


The new cafe in the neighborhood, Kanom, is passionate about food quality. All items are made from scratch daily. The four owners are Nicki, Jeff, Ann, and Mickey. Mickey is the chef for Kanom. The cafe is open every day except Tuesday from 7AM until 5PM with both indoor and outdoor seating.


They are serving coffee, espresso, Thai iced tea and coffee, sodas, boxed sandwiches and salad, cake, pastry, croissants (butter, chocolate, almond, ham and cheese), and additional hot made in-house sandwiches are coming soon. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, they have additional special croissants for example tiramisu and cookies and cream.


Mickey, the chef, graduated from Culinary School for food and bakery in Thailand. He has worked in pastry shops including in Boston. This is his first ownership in business. Every day Mickey prepares his products at the work table behind a glass divider in the cafe. They encourage everyone to come to see the “show”.


Jeff is also a chef and business owner who has worked in hotels, cruise ships, and restaurants. Jeff is also an owner of two restaurants that will be opening soon, one in Fells Point and one in Towson serving Thai food. 


They are very excited to be in Tuscany Canterbury and look forward to meeting the neighbors.


Kanom Instagram @Kanomcafe.md you would like to follow them. Web address www.Kanomcafe.com Contact: 443-708-8108.


by Maureen LaPorta, TCNA restaurant liaison

Tuscany-Canterbury

Yard Sale

OCTOBER 14 

raindates: October 15th and 21st

Time10:00-2:00



Participating Areas: 

There are several areas interested in participating so far

  • Ridgemede Area
  • Cloverhill/Canterbury
  • The Hamlyn
  • The Dundee


No specifics yet in terms of locations for items other than the Cloverhill and Canterbury driveways/garages.


Martha Turner on Canterbury is coordinating this effort. If you would like to join the committee to help, if your building would like to participate, or you would like to participate,

let us know. CLICK HERE

BGE Gas Regulators


Judge denies BGE motion to dismiss for mootness and extends restraining order for 60 days. Hearing rescheduled


September 5 9:30 am

Clarence Mitchell Courthouse,

Room 434M


BGE filed a strategic motion trying to cancel Plaintiffs' request for a preliminary hearing by voluntarily agreeing to stop installing exterior regulators without written consent. After reviewing Plaintiffs' response, Judge Nugent rejected BGE's motion to cancel the preliminary injunction hearing on mootness grounds and instead extended the Temporary Restraining Order for an additional 60 days.


If you are interested in serving on the committee and/or be included on an alert list about what is happening with this issue in Tuscany-Canterbury and in Baltimore.


CLICK HERE if interested

Events In and Around 

Tuscany-Canterbury


If you have an event that you would like included in the newsletter, send information to presidentTCNA@gmail.comthe month before the event.

Calendar Events for Calvert School


  • August 30, Fifth & Sixth Age Drop-In/Fifth Grade Orientation 
  • August 31, Classes begin at 8:00 
  • September 4, School Closed - Labor Day
  • September 15, School Closed – Rosh Hashanah 


All dates are also shown on the TCNA web page - Calvert & JHU events


Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off

September 1 & 2 9am-5pm

October 6 & 7 9am-5pm

Northwest Citizen Convenience Center

2840 Sisson Street, 21211


This is an opportunity for Baltimore City residents to dispose of hazardous household materials such as oil-based paints, pesticides, herbicides, car and household batteries, drain cleaners, pool chemicals, and many other items. Latex paint is NOT hazardous waste. It can be dried up and the cans put out for regular trash collection.

Abell Community

Street Fair 

September 10

Noon - 5 pm


3000 & 3100 blocks

Abell Avenue


Each September, the Abell Improvement Association hosts the Street Fair. This year Abell is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Abell Community Street Fair


The Street Fair is an annual celebration of what makes this community unique, and what makes urban living great. With Abell Avenue's brightly-painted rowhouses as a backdrop, the Street Fair features live entertainment, great food, local artists and vendors, and Baltimore's Best Silent Auction. At a far more manageable scale than the oversized festivals in neighboring communities, Abell's Street Fair retains the authenticity and intimacy that defines our community.

New Branch of the Ruxton Road Veggies Stand at Cross Keys

Thursday & Saturday 9:30-5:30

TCNA Board Members & Officers: 2023-2024


Co-Presidents: Pat Hawthorne (Gardens of Guilford), Mike Travieso (Tuscany-Lombardy)

Vice President: Garth Thompson  (Ridgemede Road)

Past Presidents: Julia Frazier (Canterbury Road)

Treasurer: Bill Bass (Cloverhill Road)

Secretary: Sam Park (Tuscany Court)


Board Members:

  • Bonnie Boland (The Colonnade, Canterbury Road)
  • Josh Cohen (Cloverhill Road)
  • Linda Eberhart (Tuscany Road)
  • Eric Elton (Cloverhill Road)
  • Paul Gallo  (Tuscany Court)
  • Nancy Lamotte (Ridgemede/Ridgewood Condo, Linkwood Road)
  • Mat Leffler-Schulman (Cloverhill Road)
  • Rosalyn Mansouri (Winthrop House, Charles Street)
  • Amy Mutch (Tuscany Road)
  • Jo-Ann Orlinsky (St. James, Charles Street)
  • Brian ten Siethoff (Cloverhill Road)
  • Julie Watson (Canterbury Road)


Tuscany-Canterbury Website