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$800 went to plant six Princeton Elm trees and modify tree wells in the 100 block of Lanvale at John Street, led by John Leith-Tetrault. Another $1,345 went for the Sumpter Park plant bed revitalization, overseen by Lisa Johnson. The largest grant, $1,360, went to Jean Lee Cole to purchase and plant native plants in the newly restored Contee-Parago Park. Greening and Beautification Grants are awarded annually to help create and improve publicly accessible green spaces to beautify the Bolton Hill Community. The Bolton Hill Garden Club announced its largest-ever grant award budget and most significant individual project grants to seven greening projects in Bolton Hill. Garden Club awards $5,000 for Bolton Hill projects

Shutterbug Award: Zhee Chatmon for all her photos of Bolton Hill and Arts in the Parks and launching the BHCA Instagram accountĬurrency Exchange Award: Chris Kingsley for all his efforts in transferring the BHCA financial books to Quickbooks Restoration Award: Gareth Morgan and Steven Skerritt-Davis for leading the restoration of the Linden Gazebo funded by the City Tree-mendous Award: John Leith-Tetrault and Paul Pitman for fundraising and organizing tree well expansion in the southeast corner of Bolton Hill

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Vision Award: Alex Aaron for envisioning and seeing to completion the Unity Murals at Park and North Avenuesįestivalween Award: Grey Maggiano and Jessica Wyatt for keeping Festival on the Hill going, along with a Halloween paradeĬolor Me Goodd Award: Maurice Corbett, Abby Jackson, Peter Jackson, Chris Kingsley, Erin Penniston, Cindy Wilczak with support from Amy Sheridan for organizing last summer’s arts-in-the-right-of-way traffic calming eventĮvent Planner Award: Chris Kingsley for organizing a series of listening sessions to find out how Bolton Hill residents would like to see BHCA focus its financial and volunteer commitments to events in 2022 Revitalize Award: Jean Lee Cole for all her organizing work to renovate and bring greater awareness to Contee-Parago ParkĪrts Breaking Boundaries Award: Lee Tawney for organizing Arts in the Parks for the first time in 2021 Remembrance Award: David Hart and Debbie Healy for leading the fundraising the Lanvale Memorial Garden iron fence memorializing Joe Costa in Lanvale Triangle Park Outgoing BHCA President David Nyweide highlighted appreciations for great work by residents around Bolton Hill over the past year: Amy Sheridan was elected to lead the organization in 2022-23 as well as a slate of new officers and directors. 6.Īfter a two-year COVID shutdown, more than 60 neighbors came together for the BHCA annual membership meeting in May. The board takes the summer off and won’t assemble again until Tuesday, Sept. on Tuesday, June 7, at Memorial Episcopal Church, 1407 Bolton Street, unless announced otherwise.

The next BHCA board meeting, which is open to everyone, will take place in-person at 8 p.m. BHCA’s June meeting is last until September