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  • HOME
    • HISTORY
    • PHOTOS
    • ITALIAN 101
  • THE NEIGHBORHOOD
    • ST. LEO'S >
      • History of St. Leo's School
      • ITALIAN FESTIVALS >
        • volunteer
        • corporate sponsorships
        • Why we honor St. Anthony
        • History of St. Gabriele festival
      • RAVIOLI DINNERS
      • ST JOSEPH TABLE
      • EASTER
      • MOTHER'S DAY
      • DAUGHTERS of ISABELLA
    • RESTAURANTS
    • LEARNING CENTER
    • Columbus Piazza
    • BOCCE COURTS
    • SONS OF ITALY LODGE
    • PARKING
    • HOTELS
  • SOUVENIR SHOP
  • EVENTS
    • Italian Heritage Festival 2022
    • MADONNARI ARTS FEST
    • CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING
    • HISTORY OF FILM FEST
  • e-NEWS
  • CONTACT
    • Promotion Center
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Neighbors at work: PJ, Mimmo, Kay, Matt, Joe, Nancy
Little Italy Neighborhood Association Board:
  • Bryan Chiapparelli, President
  • Dan Sutherland Weiser, Vice President
  • Nancy Hayden, Treasurer 
  • Matt Daddio, Communications/Secretary​
  • PJ O'Neill, Parliamentarian
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The former Little Italy Property Owners Association (LIPOA) has been recognized by Baltimore City as Little Italy, Baltimore’s representative neighborhood association for over a decade. Under its new name since March 2019, Little Italy Neighborhood Association (LINA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is dedicated to the preservation, protection, growth, and general well-being of the Little Italy community by collaborating with community members and others who share its objectives to celebrate urban living through communal, cultural, educational, literary and charitable endeavors and to effectively address and solve area problems. Help us to build community by attending our monthly meetings, or email LINA to see how you can contribute your time and talents. 

LINA meets on the third
Tuesday of each month at 7 pm,

Pandola Learning Center Basement Hall
(Stiles Street next to bocce courts)

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Little Italy Community Organization (LICO)

Little Italy Community Organization was formed around 1972 to stop the construction of I-83 through the neighborhood. Dedicated to improving the quality of life for those who live, work, pray, and play in Little Italy, it also strives to preserve the community’s Italian heritage. It is for homeowners, residents, business owners, property owners, and/or those whose interests are represented by LICO's motto ... "Always working to improve our community in all ways."

Giovanna Blattermann, president and resident
gaquia@aol.com
https://www.facebook.com/lico.baltimore
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