Winter 2025 Newsletter
In This Issue
| | | | |
Support Tuscany-Canterbury
Many thanks to all of you who have renewed your TCNA membership. Because we don’t always know when new folks move into the neighborhood, we’d like to ask you to let us know if you have a new next-door neighbor or if someone has moved in down the street or into your building. Send us an email at presidentTCNA@gmail.com with the address (and name(s) if you have it/them) and we will reach out with a warm welcome!
| | |
TCNA Snow Plan
Neighborhood Committees
- Public Safety Tips & Crime Data
- Greens Committee
- Neighborhood Gardens Update
- Tree Canopy and Tree Stewards' Work
- Streets Committee
- Linkwood Road Project
- Updates on Other Projects
- Traffic Survey
- Calvert School
- Calvert Liaison Committee Updates
- Calendar
News In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
- Street Lights
- Water Pipes Replacement Project: Week of December 8, Linkwood Road
- Frozen Water Pipes
- Clogged Storm Drain
- Leaves
- Sission Street Task Force Update
- Train Garden at Scottish Rite Temple
- Water Main Break: Highfield Road
| | |
TCNA Spotlight: People, Places, Events
- Al Matriccia, Liquor Board
- Daniel Powell Baier 1941-2025
Johns Hopkins University
- Electric Buses at Hopkins
- Research Changes Lives: Annual Report 2025
- Early Learning Center (2024-2026)
Restaurants In Tuscany-Canterbury
Home & Condo Sale Prices, Active and Sold Listings
Events In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
TCNA Photo Galleries: Fall and Halloween
| | |
TCNA Board Meetings: 7PM
Updates with agendas will go out before each meeting
- January 21, 2026
- March 18, 2026
- May 20, 2026
General meeting and picnic: June 20, 2026
| | |
Residents, Condos and Apartment Responsibilities
- Shovel your sidewalk.
- Do NOT put snow in the street when you shovel your sidewalk, clear your car, or clear your parking lane.
- Park as close to the curb as possible during snowstorms so that the plows can get through.
- Remove snow from storm drains (so that streets don’t flood).
THE CITY AND TCNA DO NOT TREAT OR PLOW ALLEYS OR SHOVEL SIDEWALKS. Work with and help your neighbors.
|
What to Do If Your City Street is Not Cleared
Give the City 24 hours to start to clear the secondary streets after the snow has stopped.
Then if your street has not been cleared and it is not passable, CALL 311 and let them know that your street has not been treated or plowed.
- Contact 311 and make a report. Get a confirmation number.
-
If no action, then email Councilwoman Odette Ramos odette.ramos@baltimorecity.gov with SUBJECT LINE: SNOW. Or call Odette at 410-396-4814. The office will follow-up with the Snow Call Center. BE SURE TO INCLUDE: Your name, your address, and the 311 confirmation number.
-
EMAIL PresidentTCNA@gmail.com and let us know the problem, too. We will track the issue or any concerns you have. We also like to hear when the City is doing a good job.
| | |
Tuscany-Canterbury Public Safety Updates
Garth Thompson, Chair of TCNA Public Safety Committee
Jack Boyson
| | Tuscany-Canterbury (with 4000 residents and 1800 homes and condos/ apartments) is one of the safest neighborhoods in Baltimore. | | |
Northern District Police
Holiday Safety Suggestions and Tips
| |
Always lock your doors to your house, condo, apartment, car, or garage if you are inside or out.
Don’t leave anything visible in your car. Put it in your trunk.
-
Lights make a huge difference. Keep outside lights on (home, condo, apartments) all night long.
- Motion lights add visibility to dark areas.
CALL 911 if you see something happening. Police will respond.
CALL 311 to report the crime if the crime already happened.
| | | |
December 1, 2025 3PM: JHU SENT OUT AN ALERT: Baltimore Police are currently investigating a robbery that occurred near the intersection of W. University Parkway and W. 39th Street on December 1, 2025, at about 3:00PM. At this time, two male subjects approached a non-affiliate victim, who was walking on the sidewalk. The subjects demanded the non-affiliate’s property and when they refused, the subjects assaulted the non-affiliate and took their property. The subjects subsequently entered a black Hyundai Sonata, which was last seen traveling eastbound on 39th Street. The subjects implied they had a weapon during the encounter. The non-affiliate sustained minor injuries.
We are blessed to live in a neighborhood with very low levels of crime. However, during this time of year, there are often increases in two types of crimes: robberies, and package theft from porches. To minimize the threat of robberies, stay alert and be situationally aware. Always observe who is around you when leaving your residence, getting into your car, walking, accessing an ATM, using a restroom, etc. Only carry the most essential items in your wallet or purse, i.e, your driver license, one credit card, and a little cash. If confronted, do not resist, but simply hand them over. Better to comply with demands and avoid escalating the situation—your safety is the most important concern. After the incident, contact the police immediately with a description of the perpetrator(s), mode of transportation and vehicle description, including license plate number.
If expecting a package and you will be away, ask a neighbor to be on the look out for the package delivery. If you receive packages regularly, consider purchasing a secure package storage bin that is lockable. Installing a camera on your porch to monitor package deliveries and anyone approaching your residence is also helpful.
| |
| | |
Streets Committee
Brandon Eilertson, Committee Chair
CLICK HERE to contact Streets Committee or visit TCNA Website for information about all the Streets Committee's On-Going Projects
| | | | |
Completion of the Stony Run Path along Linkwood Road
At the November 3 meeting convened by the Friends of Stony Run, the Linkwood path project was discussed. The funding is part of the Stony Run bond award, which has now been approved by the Board of Estimates.
Because of the emergency closure of the Stony Run bridge, replacement of the bridge is the focus at present. We had a preliminary discussion with a planner from RK&K and representatives from DPW about the project. The conclusion was that the path is an exercise in constructibility.
The path will likely need to be on the east side of the Linkwood. This would involve
- Reconstruction and enlargement of the existing sidewalk
- Connection to the existing trail segments by crosswalks on either end of the new segment
Barriers to placing the trail on the west side of Linwood Road next to the stream include
- Structural failures of the concrete stream channel
- A culvert under Stoneyford that carries a buried stream
- Linkwood roadbed itself
A study will be done by RK&K to determine the best location for the path.
| More information and discussion about this project will be held at the TCNA January 21 board meeting. All are welcome to attend. | | Capital 1 is the Linkwood Road project connecting the path between the two pedestrian bridges | | |
Other activities continues on the Streets Committee agenda items.
Water Main Replacement
The emergency water main replacement along Stoneyford Road, Stony Run Lane, and Linkwood Road continues. Thanks to Jack Boyson for his constant communication with BGE, DPW and Civic Construction to apprise local residents of upcoming parking restrictions.
Traffic Data on Tuscany Road
DOT has produced a preliminary report. This is not a full traffic study. They will present the findings at the next TCNA meeting. We will also work to include Canterbury Road and Highfield Road for potential traffic interventions, as well.
Advocating for a Crosswalk on Charles Street at Highfield Road
We will work with the DOT liaison to investigate what type of crosswalk would be allowed since Charles Street is a state highway and a major road.
| |
Baltimore Traffic Safety Survey
Now is your chance to let the City know what improvements you want in Baltimore.
| | | |
Traffic safety affects everyone in Baltimore—whether you walk, roll, ride, or drive. The Baltimore Traffic Safety Survey is your chance to share your experiences and ideas for how we can make our streets safer for all.
Your input will help shape recommendations in our Vision Zero Action Plan, Baltimore City’s roadmap for eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries.
The survey asks about:
- Your experiences — have you or someone you know been affected by a crash? Do you avoid certain streets or feel unsafe walking or biking?
- How safety influences your choices — would safer roads make you more likely to walk, bike, or ride a scooter?
- What improvements do you want to see — rank ideas like lowering speed limits, improving infrastructure, and redesigning streets for safety over speed.
- How enforcement should work — share your views on how Baltimore should approach traffic safety laws, from targeted enforcement to technology-based solutions.
- Your own ideas — add suggestions or share anything else about how traffic safety impacts your life.
All responses are confidential and will be used to guide real safety improvements on Baltimore’s streets.
| |
| | |
Greens Committee
Eric Elton and Patrick Mutch, Committee Co-Chairs
Board Member of Friends of Stony Run: Eric Elton
| | | | Our landscaper Mark Pratt has completed his weeding and grooming of our gardens for the winter. The falling leaves will provide a nice covering for the winter. He will come again in the spring to clean up and add plantings in bare spots. TCNA is very fortunate to have Mark wor on our gardens. | |
|
Tuscany-Canterbury
Tree Stewards
GOAL: To keep Tuscany-Canterbury green and tree-healthy
| | | | Baltimore's goal is to reach a 40% tree canopy by 2037. Tuscany- achieved th. We are at 40.6%. We can still do better to plant and save more trees. | | | |
We are looking for opportunities to plant additional trees where previous trees have been cut down or damaged or where there are significant gaps in our tree canopy. Our focus is on the grassy public areas between the sidewalks and curbs. If you know of a candidate spot, send us an e-mail to presidentTCNA@gmail.com. The next chance for new plantings will be early spring.
Pat Hawthorne
| | |
Calvert School
- Calvert Liaison Report: Amy Mutch, Chair
- Calvert Calendar
| | |
Calvert Liaison Committee Report
November 2025
The Calvert/TCNA liaison committee met on November 20 with Andrew Holmgren, Headmaster and Tom Travers, CFO, from Calvert School. TCNA was represented by Arna Margolis, Ferd Latrobe and Amy Mutch. Landscaping was discussed, as the dead trees on Tuscany Road were not replaced as planned. A spring planting is scheduled. The overgrowth of vines and tree branches obscuring a street lamp at the rear of Tuscany Court's alley on Calvert’s property has not been resolved, due to safety concerns of adjacent power lines. To remedy the situation, Calvert believes BGE with skilled technicians should trim the invasives and branches. Both TCNA and Calvert will research the situation for a resolution.
Calvert has appreciated the updates from TCNA regarding street closures from the water main replacement work on Stoneyford and Linkwood. Jack Boyson, a board member of TCNA, has agreed to provide any pertinent information to Calvert School as the goal post moves in multiple directions. Thank you, Jack!
Carpool complaints have decreased this fall semester. There appear to be fewer backups on Tuscany Road. The parents of Roland Park Elementary School also reported fewer safety and traffic issues related to the bus stop. Anecdotal reports of incivility when driving our narrow roads have continued while Calvert and TCNA look for solutions and carpool safety.
The sinkhole at 200 Tuscany Road is deteriorating and requires repair. Calvert requests TCNA help in this effort.
Amy Mutch
Calvert Liaison Committee Chair
| |
Calendar Events for Calvert School
- December 19, School Closes at 12:15 PM – Last Day of Classes before Winter Break
- December 22 - January 4, School Closed – Winter Break
- January 5, Monday School Resumes at 8:00 AM
- January 19, Monday School Closed – MLK Jr. Day
This list does not include other specific events and/or games that are held at the Middle School. Those events use the Charles Street entrance to Calvert.
| | |
In and Around Tuscany-Canterbury
Questions, Comments, Messages
If you see a problem, have a question, or want to help, let TCNA know.
,
| | |
STREET LIGHTS:
December Updates
All lights now working
If you see a street light that is out, call 311 as soon as possible. If it doesn't get repaired within a few days, email TCNA with the confirmation number. Click here
| |
Water Pipe Replacement Work
| | |
Week of December 8
Starting December 8, work will begin at the corner of Linkwood and Stoneyford, moving north on Linkwood to Ridgemede.
The no-parking barrels have been removed on Stony Run Lane toward Gardens of Guilford.
No-parking barrels are placed on Linkwood, to let people know about removing their vehicles before work starts at 7:00 AM on Monday. CARS WILL BE TOWED IF THEY ARE NOT MOVED.
Mark Reshnet of DPW agreed to postpone the pipe connection work in the middle of Tuscany Road until Calvert School’s holiday vacation period.
| | | |
Phase 1: Purple, Stoneyford, DONE
Phase 2: Red, WEEK OF DECEMBER 8, Linkwood Road from Stoneyford to Ridgemede
Phase 3: Green, Stony Run Lane
| | |
Clogged Storm Drains
It's time for our annual reminder that we all need to do our part to keep curbs and drains free of debris. Recent heavy rainfall has washed sticks, leaves, soil, and sand from our beautifully landscaped yards and green spaces into the streets. Clogged storm drains can cause water to pond on our streets and flood basements in the houses and buildings at low points.
| | | |
Yard Waste Reminders
DO NOT SWEEP LEAVES INTO THE STREET
| | |
From the City Public Works Department, please remember the following:
- Put your yard waste out on your regular Tuesday trash collection day.
- Put it at the same place where you put out your trash.
- Put yard waste in plastic bags (preferably clear or labeled bags), paper bags, or bundle it.
- Limit yard waste to 5 bags per collection.
- Tree branches larger than 4 inches in diameter or longer than 3 feet will not be collected.
| |
Train Garden
Scottish Rite Temple
3800 N Charles Street
December 29 and 30
10 AM until 2 PM
Free
| | |
| |
Highfield Road
Water Main Breaks
The water line broke at the corner of Highfield Road and Canterbury Road in early October. Then, on October 21, the water line broke closer to Charles Street and completely flooded the streets. There were stories about this flooding on the television news and in local papers.
| | | | | | Water main breaks are a constant problem throughout the neighborhood. The City responds quickly to repair them, short term. TCNA added a gallery of pictures of water problems. Long term solutions are needed. | | Send us pictures of any water problems so we can add them to the gallery, to visually show the City our problems. NewsletterTCNA@gmail.com | | |
Sisson Street Task Force rejects Falls Road as site for trash drop-off center
| | |
The Sisson Street Task Force last night tossed the mayor’s preferred site – the Potts & Callahan property on Falls Road – from the list of possible places to relocate the Sisson Street Citizen Drop-Off Center. Councilwoman Odette Ramos, the task force chair, said there had been “enough pushback” to warrant its removal from consideration. She earlier disclosed that she and the mayor’s office had received about 1,000 emails about the proposed move to the Jones Falls Valley.
Next Task Meeting: December 8
| | |
Spotlight:
TCNA Neighbors, Places, Events
Let us know about anything that should be featured. Email: PresidentTCNA@gmail.com
| | |
Albert Matricciani Jr. a Tuscany-Canterbury resident and chair of Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners leaves after a decade of service.
| | | Among his accomplishments includes the establishment of a community liaison to mediate relationships between residents and businesses that serve alcohol. Prior to that, disputes between neighbors and businesses would often be heard during liquor board hearings, leading to long sessions. Now neighborhood associations and businesses are more likely to sign memorandums of understanding, or MOUs, that can dictate the businesses’ operating hours and impose other requirements. “I think that’s been a big change and a very positive one,” said Matricciani, a former Court of Special Appeals judge. “I was used to running a courtroom.” | |
| | Thank you, Al, for the changes that you made on the Liquor Board as the chair. Tuscany-Canterbury was able to obtain an MOU with the Hopkins Market when they requested a new liquor license in 2023. | | | | |
Daniel Powell Baier 1941-2025
Daniel Baier was a long-time resident of Tuscany-Canterbury. Daniel and his wife Lenore lived on Tuscany Road for 53 years. He passed away on October 7, 2025 at his home after a long illness.
Dan Baier was born on August 4, 1941, in Baltimore, and grew up in the Rosedale neighborhood. He was a standout athlete at St. Clement Mary Hofbauer School and then at Calvert Hall College High School, where he lettered in both baseball and basketball, while maintaining his academic standing. He went on to attend Villanova University on a baseball scholarship, earning a degree in business and later signing a contract with the Baltimore Orioles. During his professional career, Dan played for four Orioles minor‐league affiliates: Bluefield, Minot, Aberdeen and Stockton.
After injuries brought his playing days to an early close, Dan embarked on a long and successful career at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation plant in Sparrows Point, Maryland, eventually retiring after 30 years.
Dan is remembered not only for his athleticism and work ethic, but for his love of the game, his loyalty to his teammates and friends, and his devotion to family. He will be missed by all who knew him.
| | |
- Research Changes Lives: Annual Report 2025
- Early Learning Center (2024-2026)
| | |
An electric debut for new eco-friendly Johns Hopkins buses
| |
Johns Hopkins has a fleet of a dozen buses that moves about a million passengers a year, said Bob McLean, vice president for facilities. The university recently received five electric buses and expects to add five more in the near future, as it moves toward a fully electric fleet, as one of the goals of the university's Climate and Sustainability Plan.
| | |
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2025
This year’s theme, Research Saves Lives, reflects the ultimate goal of university technology transfer and industry collaboration: to move knowledge out of academia into the marketplace where real-world solutions can be delivered to the public.
Over the past decade, JHTV has served as the front door for campus inventors and external partners alike. By fostering collaboration between Johns Hopkins, government, and industry, we’ve built a powerful tripartite alliance that accelerates the path from idea to impact. This model not only saves lives through groundbreaking medical technologies and therapies but also fuels economic growth, here in Baltimore and beyond.
| | | |
Early Learning Center
University Pkwy & San Martin Drive
| | |
Updates: The construction started in 2024 and is now expected to be completed by summer 2026.
Current Site Happenings in December
- Roof installation
- Continue CMU installation
- Install Z-girts as preparation for cladding
- Storefront and glazing installation
- Installation of a new 12” water main
- Storm drain connection work
- Form and pour concrete patio
- Start storm filter vault installation
| | |
Restaurants
In and Around
Tuscany-Canterbury
Maureen LaPorta, TCNA Restaurant Liaison
| | | | |
One World Cafe
Wednesday-Friday, 10 AM - 8 PM
Saturday, 9 AM - 8 PM
Sunday, 9 AM - 4 PM
Happy Hour every weekday 3 - 6 PM with discounted beer and mixed drinks
Thursday night movies continue featuring film classics.
| | | Specials: Wednesdays: Bean quesadilla or burritos $9.09. Soup and burger specials every day. Brunch specials: every Saturday and Sunday. | | |
A diverse menu with options for breakfast, small plates, and entrees are available.
Breakfast menu includes classic items like Egg Benedict and Crab Benedict, alongside more unique offerings like Maryland Crab Omelet and Alizee French Toast.
Small plates range from Rockfish Tacos to Short Rib Poutine, while entrees feature dishes like Fish and Chips, Braised Short Ribs, and a variety of seafood and steak options.
Hours Daily:
Monday – Friday 7 AM-10 AM and 5 PM -10 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 7 AM-11 AM and 5 PM -10 PM
| | |
Restaurant Hours:
Tue - Sun: 10 AM - 10 PM
Mon: 5 PM - 10 PM
Buffet Hours:
Tue - Sun: 11 AM - 2:30 PM
| | |
Orders Online
20% off for online orders Use Promo Code: SAVE
| | |
Happy Hour 5 PM - 6 PM
Every night except for Saturday; closed Mondays
| |
Thursday December 25th
Happy Holidays to all of our fans!
Join us with family and friends!
11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
al
| | | |  | |
New Additions
- Sausage and cheese croissant
- Pumpkin spice latte
- Cream cheese garlic buns
- Chocolate chip cookie croissants
443-708-8108
Hours: 8 AM- 5 PM
Closed Tuesdays
| | | |
Hopkins Market
The Hopkins Market is a One-Stop destination for freshness and quality.
There are 12 different types of pizza using fresh, never frozen dough, basted with a touch of oil and garlic and is topped with an extra amount of our special blend of 100% fresh natural cheeses.
Monday-Thursday: 7 AM – 11 PM Friday& Saturday: 7 AM – 12 AM
Order online. or Call: (443) 438-6964
| |
Scottish Rite Temple
3800 N Charles Street
Weekly luncheon is on Thursdays at noon. The cost for the luncheon is $10.00.
You must call or email to 410-243-3200 or aasr@verizon.net to register to participate in the luncheon. Jason Standish is the contact at the Temple.
| | | |
Read more about all the local restaurants in Tuscany-Canterbury. TCNA provides this information free because the neighborhood values their part of the neighborhood and wants to support them.
TCNA restaurant web page
| | |
Tuscany Canterbury Homes & Condos
Sold Prices, Active Listings, Under Contract
Active means currently on the market.
Closed means the property has sold and no longer for sale.
| | |
Thanks to TCNA member, neighbor, and realtor, Julia Frazier, who provides this information.
Note: The information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
Source: This information is gathered from BRIGHT MLS, Inc and is provided courtesy of Julia Martin Frazier of Monument Sotheby's International Realty, Realtor for the Sales, 42 Village Square, MD, Cell: (410) 908-1760; Office: (443)708-7074 email: julia@monumentsothebysrealty.com
| | |
Events In and Around
Tuscany-Canterbury
If you have an event that you would like included in the newsletter, send information to presidentTCNA@gmail.com the month before the event.
| | |
32nd Street Farmers Market
7AM–12 noon
Every Saturday, year round
Intersection of 32nd and Barclay Streets in Waverly
| | |
MICA Art Market
Brown Center
Falvey Hall
December 6 and 7
11 AM to 6 PM
| | | | |
Bits & Bobs
Pop-Up Marketplace
Cross Keys
December 6, 10 AM-3 PM
Over 50 local makers, artisans and small business entrepreneurs
| | |
BRIAN GANZ, PIANO
JAN 25, 2026
3:30 PM
| | | Widely regarded as one of the leading pianists of his generation and a preeminent interpreter of Chopin, Brian Ganz has appeared as soloist with such orchestras as the St. Louis Symphony, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, the Baltimore Symphony, the National Symphony (USA), the National Philharmonic, the City of London Sinfonia, and the Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra. The Washington Post has written: “One comes away from a recital by pianist Brian Ganz not only exhilarated by the power of the performance but also moved by his search for artistic truth.” | | | |
Travelogue
Jay Sherman, Uzbekistan
Sunday, January 25
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
The Woman's Club of Roland Park
4500 Roland Avenue
Free and open to the public
| | | World traveler and photographer Jay Sherman will share photos and stories from his recent travels to Uzbekistan in Central Asia. Uzbekistan is the heart of the Ancient Silk Road. It continues to reflect a vibrant fusion of cultures. Jay will present images of the landscape, people, markets, architecture, and art of this fascinating region, once part of the Soviet Union. | | |
Baltimore Heritage
Five Minute Histories Video
Church of the Redeemer
5603 N Charles Street
| | | Church of the Redeemer is one of the first postwar Modernist churches in the mid-Atlantic. We are thrilled to be joined by Steven Sutor, the junior warden, to tell us about some of the architectural gems here and how the church's congregation takes care of the beautiful, sacred space. | | |
Jones Falls Gateway Public Meeting
January 15, 6:30PM
MICA's Lazarus Center
The Jones Falls Gateway Project will be an iconic centerpiece to the Baltimore Greenway Trails Plan and Penn Station TOD district, resolving discontinuities in the Jones Falls Trail and helping to accelerate trail adoption city-wide.
(The Lower Stony Run Walking Path plans will connect it to the Jones Falls.)
| |
|
Tuscany-Canterbury
Winter from previous years
| | | | New 2025 pictures have been added to the Fall and Halloween Galleries | | |
Special thanks to our neighbor, John Robinson, who provides most of the photos in the newsletter and on the TCNA website.
| | |
2025-2026 TCNA Officers and Board Members
- President: Amy MacDonald (Ridgemede Road)
- Vice President: Garth Thompson (Ridgemede Road)
- Past President:Pat Hawthorne (Gardens of Guilford, Stony Run Lane)
- Treasurer: Bill Bass (Cloverhill Road)
- Secretary: Bonnie Boland (The Colonnade, Canterbury Road)
Board Members:
- Jack Boyson (Tuscany/Lombardy)
- Josh Cohen (Cloverhill Road)
- Sharon Dlhosh (Cloverhill Road)
- Brandon Eilertson (Cloverhill Road)
- Eric Elton (Cloverhill Road)
- Maureen LaPorta (Ridgemede Road)
- Rosalyn Mansouri (Winthrop House, Charles Street)
- Amy Mutch (Tuscany Road)
- Jo-Ann Orlinsky (St. James Condo, Charles Street)
- Salli Ward (St. James Condo, Charles Street)
Other neighbors not on the board who volunteer for specific tasks
- Gardens, Co-Chair: Patrick Mutch
- Neighborhood Pitch-In Program (Neighborhood Dumpster): Sam Park
- Newsletter Committee: Linda Eberhart, Ann Finkbeiner, Karen Bomberger
- Photographer: John Robinson
- Street Lights Out: John Hopkins
- Website Administrator (Temporary): Julie Watson
| | Learn more about Tuscany-Canterbury | | |
Boundaries of Tuscany-Canterbury
North of University Parkway between Charles Street and Linkwood Road.
South of Warrington and Overhill Roads between Charles Street and Linkwood Road.
West side of Charles Street.
| | | The next TCNA Newsletter will go out in February 2026. Please let us know if you have any suggestions about what should be included in the newsletter and what you like the most about the newsletter. THANKS. NewsletterTCNA@gmail.com | | | | |
