In addition to Dumpster Day, there are many ways to declutter after the long(ish) Winter. Here are 6 ideas for what to do with items that you no longer want plus a Bonus Pro Tip.

If you live in West Towson you’ve certainly seen 305 Chesapeake Ave, the five-story glass building just west of Bosley.  Built in the mid-1960s and now at the end of its useful life, its fate will be determined at next week’s Comprehensive Zoning Map Process meeting (CZMP)

Santa Claus Visits West Towson

The decorating contest submissions are in and we want to hear from the neighborhood about their favorites. Please take a look at all the pictures and use the form at the bottom to vote for your favorites for each category.

We know that for West Towson families with children living at home that public school options are a top priority for the neighborhood. Vote on your preferred options for the Baltimore County Public School’s Central Area Elementary School Capacity Relief Boundary Study by Dec 17th.

This summer the West Towson Neighborhood Association launched the Neighborhood Pulse Survey to provide residents a way to voice their opinions and shape the future of their neighborhood. The Board thought it was critical to hear directly from as many residents as possible, rather than make assumptions about what residents wanted from the board. We heard from over 200 residents which reflect great representation from across West Towson.

We know that for West Towson families with children at home that public school options are a top priority for the neighborhood. When asked to rank their most important neighborhood characteristics 78% West Towson parents with children ranked ‘Top Public School Options’ in their top 3.

That’s why it’s so important for West Towson parents to share their voice as part of Baltimore County Public School’s Central Area Elementary School Capacity Relief Boundary Study.

West Towson neighbors have many opportunities to celebrate Halloween in and around the neighborhood. This article highlights 4 different events which all lead up to the big bang on Park Av on the night of Halloween.

Jon Gorman, a West Towson Neighborhood Association Board member and Chair of the Greening Committee, has been working hard to share his progress in responding to residents' desire for more trees. This has not been a solo effort of course, but he has been central in bringing together local government, Blue Water Baltimore volunteers, and neighborhood residents on this project.

Join our Spooky House contest.

Summer in West Towson slows down a bit as the school buses become scarce and neighbors slip off to their vacations. However, there was still plenty going on around the neighborhood. Here are some highlights of several great activities taking place in and around our neighborhood.

You may have noticed construction at the Dinosaur Park over the past few weeks. We are happy to announce that the combination pickleball / basketball courts at the Dinosaur Park are being resurfaced. Anyone who has been near the Dinosaur Park recently has noticed the skyrocketing popularity of these courts for pickleball. This pickleball traffic is in addition to the court’s popularity for basketball, tag, and other games.

On August 26th, West Towson came alive with a vibrant burst of community spirit as residents gathered for a memorable day of sales. Organized by the West Towson Neighborhood Association, the event brought together neighbors, friends, and visitors from near and far for a day of treasure hunting, laughter, and camaraderie.

Join us in congratulating our neighbor Ashley Kennedy of Highland Av….

We are launching a new series of posts that spotlight different neighbors from around West Towson. It is our collection of interesting residents which makes West Towson a unique neighborhood. I hope you like getting to know your neighbors!