Showing posts with label Lafayette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lafayette. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Drugs in the Streets, Final Part of Day's Interview
In the final part of this interview, Day discusses how drugs have effected the Lafayette communicate, and what the secret is to drug trafficking in the streets.
The Future of Lafayette , Part 2 of Day's Interview
Here Day discusses some of the best features of the Lafayette neighborhood such as James Mosher Elementary School. He also tells us what changes we can expect to see in the area as time progresses.
Lafayette's Godfather , Part 1

I live on the Westside of Baltimore City-closer to the Catonsville or Edmondson Village community for those of you who may not know. On any day of the week you can find community leaders like Ronald Day walking around. Day, 62, has been around since I first moved into the Lafayette neighborhood (that was 13 years ago). He's never hesitant to take a stroll with you down Bentalou Street or hold a conversation outside of the drug store on Edmondson Avenue.
As a veteran of this Baltimore area, he has seen it all and heard it all.
Check out part one of my interview with him.
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