Hamilton - Lauraville Main Street News: CANCELLED - Donovan Film Series "Hudsucker Proxy"- Benefits Needy Senior Citizens in Baltimore

Thursday, January 6, 2011

CANCELLED - Donovan Film Series "Hudsucker Proxy"- Benefits Needy Senior Citizens in Baltimore

The Donavan Film Series scheduled for Saturday 1/15/11 is CANCELLED.

The next film in the Series on Next Film will be “The Prisoner of Zenda”

February 19

4321 Harford Rd (Above the Chop Shop)

Lauraville Baltimore MD

Donations with all proceeds to benefit area seniors.

Film discussion facilitated afterward by Film Professor Christopher L. Reed.

You must call to reserve since seats are limited.
Chris at 410-366-1980x271

Pre show dinner discounts offered by area fine dining (including Chameleon Café & Koco’s Pub)

Thanks.

Chrisy

Chris Muldowney

Case Management Supervisor, Elder Services

Family and Children's Services of Central Maryland

4623 Falls Rd.

Baltimore, MD 21209

cmuldowney@fcsmd.org

410-366-1980x271

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Hamilton and Lauraville are located in the northeast corner of Baltimore City. Surrounded by neighborhoods of stately homes, pretty cottages, and colorful gardens, the business districts of Hamilton and Lauraville retain their small-town charm. From the early days of Frank Purdum’s pharmacy on Harford Road at Hamilton Avenue, and the D. Markley Supply Company on Harford Road at Markley Avenue, the Harford Road business district has been the center of the community. Many years later, people, buildings and transportation have dramatically changed, yet Harford Road remains the lifeblood of the community. With strong demographics and convenient location, Hamilton and Lauraville continue to attract and support small businesses.

A short commute to downtown Baltimore,I-95 and the Baltimore Beltway, Hamilton and Lauraville are wonderful neighborhoods in which to live, work, shop and thrive. In an effort to keep the Harford Road business corridor alive and vibrant, the Mayor’s Office of the City of Baltimore designated Hamilton and Lauraville as an offi cial Main Street.

Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street (HLMS) is a community-based commercial revitalization project of Baltimore Main Streets, which provides customized support and public resources to designated neighborhood business districts. Working with dedicated volunteers,HLMS has implemented the four point approach of a Main Street. Design, Organization, Promotion and Economic Restructuring committees have been formed to support existing businesses and attract new complimentary business.

Director
Regina Lansinger
5500 Harford Road, Suite 201
Baltimore, MD 21214
410-319-7150

Thursday, January 6, 2011

CANCELLED - Donovan Film Series "Hudsucker Proxy"- Benefits Needy Senior Citizens in Baltimore

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