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Sinai Hospital is pleased to be the first institution to partner with Baltimore city to launch the TreeBaltimore program. Mayor Sheila Dixon and other elected officials were on hand Thursday, December 4, to kick off this program.
As the first business to participate, Sinai Hospital is planting 30 trees around its campus to help increase the neighborhood tree canopy. Baltimore city will also plant 30 trees on Lanier Avenue in the Cylburn community, located directly around Sinai Hospital. In addition to planting the trees, Sinai Hospital has agreed to take care of the initial maintenance of the trees planted by Baltimore city.
TreeBaltimore is a Baltimore city program with a goal of doubling the city?s tree canopy.
?Sinai Hospital is fully committed to being an industry leader in developing eco-friendly practices,? said Neil Meltzer, president and chief operating officer. ?We are excited to partner with Baltimore city to help promote the greening of the city.?
- All In Favor, Say Eye
Several initiatives allowed residents in Baltimore County and the city of Baltimore to have their eyes screened in 2009. The Eyes Have It program, created by the Polakoff Foundation, offers monthly free glaucoma screenings at hospitals through the city,...
- Mural Dedicated In Park Heights
This afternoon, Sinai Hospital celebrated its 50th anniversary with another of its 50 Acts of Kindness. Artist Danamarie Hosler created a one-of-a-kind mural that adorns the side of a house on the corner of Park Heights and Boarman avenues and the official...
- Vsp Receives Funding Awards
Sinai Hospital's VSP has been providing vocational services and employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities in the Baltimore metropolitan area for over 35 years. VSP has recently received numerous grant funding awards. The United Way...
- Nurses Honored By Dunkin' Donuts
The Greater Baltimore area Dunkin' Donuts' ?Thanks to You? heroes program salutes a different group of local heroes each month by offering them a free medium coffee every Tuesday. This month, it's nurses who are being honored. Any Tuesday...
- Why Is Baltimore's City Hall Running In The Red?
Baltimore residents are used to seeing downtown buildings and monuments illuminated in purple come NFL playoff time in support of the hometown Ravens. But what's with the red light enveloping City Hall and the Washington Monument all this month? In...
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Mayor Sheila Dixon launches TreeBaltimore Program at Sinai Hospital
Sinai Hospital is pleased to be the first institution to partner with Baltimore city to launch the TreeBaltimore program. Mayor Sheila Dixon and other elected officials were on hand Thursday, December 4, to kick off this program.
As the first business to participate, Sinai Hospital is planting 30 trees around its campus to help increase the neighborhood tree canopy. Baltimore city will also plant 30 trees on Lanier Avenue in the Cylburn community, located directly around Sinai Hospital. In addition to planting the trees, Sinai Hospital has agreed to take care of the initial maintenance of the trees planted by Baltimore city.
TreeBaltimore is a Baltimore city program with a goal of doubling the city?s tree canopy.
?Sinai Hospital is fully committed to being an industry leader in developing eco-friendly practices,? said Neil Meltzer, president and chief operating officer. ?We are excited to partner with Baltimore city to help promote the greening of the city.?
- All In Favor, Say Eye
Several initiatives allowed residents in Baltimore County and the city of Baltimore to have their eyes screened in 2009. The Eyes Have It program, created by the Polakoff Foundation, offers monthly free glaucoma screenings at hospitals through the city,...
- Mural Dedicated In Park Heights
This afternoon, Sinai Hospital celebrated its 50th anniversary with another of its 50 Acts of Kindness. Artist Danamarie Hosler created a one-of-a-kind mural that adorns the side of a house on the corner of Park Heights and Boarman avenues and the official...
- Vsp Receives Funding Awards
Sinai Hospital's VSP has been providing vocational services and employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities in the Baltimore metropolitan area for over 35 years. VSP has recently received numerous grant funding awards. The United Way...
- Nurses Honored By Dunkin' Donuts
The Greater Baltimore area Dunkin' Donuts' ?Thanks to You? heroes program salutes a different group of local heroes each month by offering them a free medium coffee every Tuesday. This month, it's nurses who are being honored. Any Tuesday...
- Why Is Baltimore's City Hall Running In The Red?
Baltimore residents are used to seeing downtown buildings and monuments illuminated in purple come NFL playoff time in support of the hometown Ravens. But what's with the red light enveloping City Hall and the Washington Monument all this month? In...