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Writer, real estate investor, Uber and Lyft driver, social media consultant. Cheryl Crockett is all these things, and as of Thanksgiving 2017, she’s also a Belair-Edison homeowner. It’s no wonder she describes herself as “energetic about life.”
Cheryl was born and raised in northwest Washington, DC, in the newly fashionable neighborhood of Petworth, east of Rock Creek Park. Well before prices rose and new residents began moving in, Cheryl describes a close-knit neighborhood “where people cared about one another.” Although new to northeast Baltimore, she believes she’s found similar qualities in Belair-Edison. What’s more, her renovated rowhome reminds her of her family home.
When Jung Hong opened Manna Café on Belair Road in 2008, it didn’t take long for it to become one of Belair-Edison’s most popular eateries. Mr. Hong tracks his customer traffic carefully and says that over the years, an average of 200 customers a day will come to the café between Wednesday and Saturday.
He thinks it helps that the Dollar Tree is right next door, but once people try his food, they keep coming back. He’s always happy when new customers come in because they were referred by other customers, and he takes pride in his store being clean, providing good service and serving good food, like his popular fried chicken, lake trout, and western fries.
Family movie nights return to Herring Run Park starting, Friday, July 13th. We’ll offer free popcorn and Sugar Shack Snowballs will be onsite offering......
During the foreclosure and economic crisis, many communities in Baltimore lost homeowners and home values declined. At Belair-Edison Neighborhood Inc. we noticed that......
Light City’s immersive community artist-in-residence program took place April 6-8, 2018, in Belair-Edison. Baltimore-based artist, Ada Pinkston, received a grant to create an illuminated......
Neighborhood Light City Performance & Party Light History Performance Along the Path of Herring Run and Party at Oliver Brewery Company Zymurgy: Belair-Edison, It’s Lit!......
