June 12, 2025 • 4 mins
New housing center being opened for the LGBTQ community. Military parade is set for Saturday, but road closures are starting Thursday. Baltimore Ravens launched a grant program for Flag Football teams in high school
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
From the City that changes the world, Piers Rose with
three things you need to know for your Thursday.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Rose Ras Baltimore Safe Haven will open a new housing
facility and community hub on Friday that supports the LGBTQ
plus community. So the new center is located in a
former micro dorm on Collington Avenue and it's going to
offer twelve residential units and it offers temporary and permanent
housing with wrap round service available for those who need it.
(00:28):
But the community hub is going to offer workplace development,
medical and mental health care. And that grand opening is
happening at one pm on Friday. So, as we've been
talking about this week, the military parade to mark the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the US Army is
set for Saturday. And while the parade root itself is
in DC, road closures are not limited to the district.
(00:48):
So the Pentagon's North parking lot is serving as a
staging area with military veagles set to leave there and
head into the city via the Memorial Bridge. So road
closures actually have our all started happening in various areas.
They started last night in Arlington and the district yesterday,
and DC police actually released a traffic advisory which details
(01:09):
those closures, and they said they could tweak as necessary,
so just make sure you are keeping updated on that
because it's constantly changing. But anyone who parks and restricted
zones could be ticketed or towed. And the closures are
expected to be lifted by Monday morning. But that parade
route is going to be on Constitution Avenue Northwest between
(01:29):
fifteenth Street and twenty third Street. And they're also encouraging
everyone who's going to the parade to take the Metro.
There are some changes with the Metro as well, which
we've talked about with the busty tours and like the train,
like how often the train will be running. And the
Baltimore Ravens are expanding girls high school flag football around
the state with their grant program. It's really cool. So
(01:50):
Charles County and Calvert County are the latest recipients of
grants from the Ravens to add the sport. They actually
launched a grant program in twenty twenty three. Frederick He
became Maryland's first county to receive it, and then Baltimore
City Public Schools, Montgomery County Public Schools, and Washington County
public schools joined the list a year later. So these
latest grants are the first for southern Maryland and the
(02:13):
last two rounds of grants are going to cover the
cost of offering a sport for one year, but then
the individual districts will have to pay to keep them
operating after that. I'm Rose. Those are the three things
you need to.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
Know for today. Thanks Rose, You're welcome. Honeyage you mind
coming here? You got some pretty big news he does,
was we have a very accomplished show. We have ministers
on the show. Thank you for Dane Eric's and Montgomery
College Hall of Fame it is and now one hoodie
prestigious honor. You're doing what potentially you might become a
(02:45):
professor cool professter of what intro to radio and podcasts? Yeah,
b so what's going on? So I've gone guess speaking
at George Mason for like the past three years. Yeah,
and there's an opening now for their intro class like
radio podcasting professor on the side hit me up LinkedIn's
(03:06):
always check your LinkedIn just uh, And it was like, hey,
you should apply for this because it's kind of what
you do already. Yeah, when you go by professor hood.
I think so it says adjunct faculties. I don't know
what that technically means. We're just gonna go professor. You know,
he's thinking about the education community. They all make up
their titles and parents worked education, like most of the
people with their signatures. It's all made up stuff. Because
(03:28):
you may buy the checkings. You should say like doctor esquire. Yeah, yeah,
when will you find out if you're gonna be? I
filled out the form yesterday. So, however, a job application
professor hood, you know, teaching some night classes. Yeah, you
just gotta get like the jacket with the tweet jacket
with the album pads, and then like a pipe. Yeah.
(03:49):
I mean so he's like old school professor vibes. You
want semester the pipe and they have like a really
cool briefcase. It's like a leather bound better make ten.
You know what that means by better make it? Yeah,
you use the faculty like cafeteria and that kind of stuff.
Teachers a lounge. I get to go in there now, exciting,
that's pretty well listened. Congratulations. If you don't get it,
(04:11):
well we'll start our own school somewhere. You like one
of those teachers that you do like love outside stuff
and like don't we are one of the classes on
the quad today. You know, hey would be outside thinking
about what we're going to talk about. It's like we're
going to be going to a chicken farm today. What's that?
Don't worry about it. If you have to ask, you
never get. You don't want to field trip at eighteen. Congratulations,
So cool
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Intern John in your morning shows True iHeart Radio,
From the City that changes the world, Piers Rose with
three things you need to know for your Thursday.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Rose Ras Baltimore Safe Haven will open a new housing
facility and community hub on Friday that supports the LGBTQ
plus community. So the new center is located in a
former micro dorm on Collington Avenue and it's going to
offer twelve residential units and it offers temporary and permanent
housing with wrap round service available for those who need it.
(00:28):
But the community hub is going to offer workplace development,
medical and mental health care. And that grand opening is
happening at one pm on Friday. So, as we've been
talking about this week, the military parade to mark the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the US Army is
set for Saturday. And while the parade root itself is
in DC, road closures are not limited to the district.
(00:48):
So the Pentagon's North parking lot is serving as a
staging area with military veagles set to leave there and
head into the city via the Memorial Bridge. So road
closures actually have our all started happening in various areas.
They started last night in Arlington and the district yesterday,
and DC police actually released a traffic advisory which details
(01:09):
those closures, and they said they could tweak as necessary,
so just make sure you are keeping updated on that
because it's constantly changing. But anyone who parks and restricted
zones could be ticketed or towed. And the closures are
expected to be lifted by Monday morning. But that parade
route is going to be on Constitution Avenue Northwest between
(01:29):
fifteenth Street and twenty third Street. And they're also encouraging
everyone who's going to the parade to take the Metro.
There are some changes with the Metro as well, which
we've talked about with the busty tours and like the train,
like how often the train will be running. And the
Baltimore Ravens are expanding girls high school flag football around
the state with their grant program. It's really cool. So
(01:50):
Charles County and Calvert County are the latest recipients of
grants from the Ravens to add the sport. They actually
launched a grant program in twenty twenty three. Frederick He
became Maryland's first county to receive it, and then Baltimore
City Public Schools, Montgomery County Public Schools, and Washington County
public schools joined the list a year later. So these
latest grants are the first for southern Maryland and the
(02:13):
last two rounds of grants are going to cover the
cost of offering a sport for one year, but then
the individual districts will have to pay to keep them
operating after that. I'm Rose. Those are the three things
you need to.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
Know for today. Thanks Rose, You're welcome. Honeyage you mind
coming here? You got some pretty big news he does,
was we have a very accomplished show. We have ministers
on the show. Thank you for Dane Eric's and Montgomery
College Hall of Fame it is and now one hoodie
prestigious honor. You're doing what potentially you might become a
(02:45):
professor cool professter of what intro to radio and podcasts? Yeah,
b so what's going on? So I've gone guess speaking
at George Mason for like the past three years. Yeah,
and there's an opening now for their intro class like
radio podcasting professor on the side hit me up LinkedIn's
(03:06):
always check your LinkedIn just uh, And it was like, hey,
you should apply for this because it's kind of what
you do already. Yeah, when you go by professor hood.
I think so it says adjunct faculties. I don't know
what that technically means. We're just gonna go professor. You know,
he's thinking about the education community. They all make up
their titles and parents worked education, like most of the
people with their signatures. It's all made up stuff. Because
(03:28):
you may buy the checkings. You should say like doctor esquire. Yeah, yeah,
when will you find out if you're gonna be? I
filled out the form yesterday. So, however, a job application
professor hood, you know, teaching some night classes. Yeah, you
just gotta get like the jacket with the tweet jacket
with the album pads, and then like a pipe. Yeah.
(03:49):
I mean so he's like old school professor vibes. You
want semester the pipe and they have like a really
cool briefcase. It's like a leather bound better make ten.
You know what that means by better make it? Yeah,
you use the faculty like cafeteria and that kind of stuff.
Teachers a lounge. I get to go in there now, exciting,
that's pretty well listened. Congratulations. If you don't get it,
(04:11):
well we'll start our own school somewhere. You like one
of those teachers that you do like love outside stuff
and like don't we are one of the classes on
the quad today. You know, hey would be outside thinking
about what we're going to talk about. It's like we're
going to be going to a chicken farm today. What's that?
Don't worry about it. If you have to ask, you
never get. You don't want to field trip at eighteen. Congratulations,
So cool
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Intern John in your morning shows True iHeart Radio,
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