Last week, we shared a story about a new apartment community in Columbia, an art installation in Station North, and the upcoming closure of C. Grimaldis Gallery on North Charles Street.
Revisit the stories here:
“Columbia adds 76 apartment units for disabled adults, older residents, families“: A new 76-unit apartment community in Columbia will provide housing for low-income adults with disabilities, older adults, and younger adults and families.
“‘A rehearsal space for public feeling’: Inviting Light art installation by Wickerham & Lomax, called ‘Soft Gym,’ will be unveiled on Nov. 12 in Station North“: ‘Soft Gym’ is the title of a large-scale art installation that has replaced a former bank building on North Avenue as part of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ $1 million ‘Inviting Light’ initiative to help revitalize the Station North Arts and Entertainment District.
“Closing of C. Grimaldis Gallery is a setback for a once-bustling block of Charles Street“: North Charles Street has lost a number of businesses over the years. It’s losing another this fall with the departure of C. Grimaldis Gallery.
“Tony Foreman Restaurants and the Maryland Food Bank team up to provide food assistance during SNAP crisis“: Restaurateur Tony Foreman and the Maryland Food Bank are teaming up on a food collection effort to help families facing food insecurity due to the ongoing federal government shutdown and suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
“Is Columbia’s downtown Lake Kittamaqundi holding secrets?“: A dredging project is removing 15,000 cubic yards of sediment from Columbia’s downtown lake.
