The International Space Station will pass over Baltimore 08/26 at 8:22PM.

Moving from SW 10 degreess off horizon  to SE 60 degrees above the horizon  to ENE 10 degrees of the horizon. It will look like a very bright moving star when viewed with just your eyes.

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This situation is extremely inconvenient for all of us here in Federal Hill, but especially so for those of us using the temporary permits that the Parking Authority has been distributing instead of window decals.  The Mayor, the Council President, and our Council Representatives are all fully appraised of the situation and are actively working to resolve the issue on our behalf. 

As soon as more news becomes available we will distribute it as soon as possible.

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Friday April 30th, 2010 Join FHNA Today!   Traffic & Parking Will be Tough on Saturday   The JHU Packard ALS Center Fiesta 5K kicks off at 8am at M&T Bank Stadium. About 1200 are expected to participate in this 2 hour event.    Henrietta, Hanover, Hamburg and Ostend will be closed to the west of Charles, which is also on the course..      The 95 north off ramp onto Russell Street will be shut down during the race. Kinetic Concoctions    The 12th annual Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race will begin and end at the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM).  The 15 mile course involves street closures throughout the neighborhood.  One lane of travel will be coned off for participants wherever possible along the race route from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.   9:30 -10:00 Opening Ceremonies & LeMans Start at the AVAM 10:00 -10:15 Battery Avenue into Federal Hill Park 10:15 -11:00 Riverside, Fort, Lawrence, north on Key Highway past AVAM around Inner Harbor to the east.    Covington Street will be closed to through traffic between Key Highway and Cross Street from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. with parking restrictions in effect.   Lucky #7 Federal Hill placed 7th overall in the recent city-wide RecycleMore Neighborhood Tonnage Competition weighing in with nearly 2,000 pounds (1 ton) of recyclables put out for collection.  The winner beat us by about 600 pounds.    Next year:  Numero Uno! World’s Worst Company   Consumer Report’s blog Consumerist has been running an NCAA-style bracket tournament since March to determine consumers’ pick for the title of Worst Company in America for 2010 and the winner is: Comcast.   Paul W. Robinson  Federal Hill Neighborhood Association eMail Paul

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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness by strengthening neighborhoodand police-community partnerships.

Please be part of Federal Hill’s participation in the 2010 National NIGHT OUT by turning on your outside lights, sitting on your front steeps, getting to know your neighbors, talking to and thanking a Police Officer for patrolling the Federal Hill Neighborhood.

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