Myles Hoenig for Baltimore City Council


Myles Hoenig
Candidate for Baltimore City's 14th district

Myles Hoenig is fighting to bring grassroots democracy back to City Hall. He believes that people should determine the future of Baltimore, not special interest groups. Myles Hoenig is a man of his word who believes that the citizens of the 14th District deserve a representative who will always fight for what they want and never back down.

Myles Hoenig has been a community activist for ten years, and is currently serving as the president of the Waverly Improvement Association. He listens to residents and has improved his community by working on projects like the new YMCA at Stadium Place, the new Giant grocery on 33rd St, Waverly's Main Street, and new street lights to make Waverly a safer place. He also works with other neighborhood groups, like Charles Village, the Memorial Stadium neighborhoods, Greater Homewood Community Corp, and the Woodberry community.

  • NEW -- Read Myles' new article in the Charles Villager: "Why I am the best candidate for City Council"

  • Click here to see Myles' platform positions for Baltimore City.

  • Letter of opposition to the request by Struever Bros for TIF for parking garage on St. Paul St.
    • Myles Hoenig at a community cleanup
    Myles Hoenig at a community cleanup

    Biography

    Community activist for the last 10 years
    • President of Waverly Improvement Association
    • Active with Charles Village, Memorial Stadium neighborhoods, Greater Homewood Community Corporation and Woodberry.

    Educational Leader
    • Public school teacher for 11+ years
    • Board member of Maryland TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)
    • Local Co-chair 37th Annual TESOL Convention (Baltimore, 2003)
    • Literacy Advisory Board member of Greater Homewood Community Corp.
    • Active member of Teachers For a New Direction (BTU)

    Environmental Activist
    • Staff Director of Clean Water Action
    • Woodberry Land Trust



    "Myles works everyday towards the betterment of his community, yet understands the needs of neighborhoods not his own"

    Jan Danforth, Woodberry Community


    Myles is also an environmental advocate. He's served as the Staff Director for Clean Water Action and currently serves on the board of the Woodberry Land Trust. Myles fights for what he believes in and works hard to preserve open spaces.

    Myles is a teacher, so he knows how important education is to Baltimore's future. He has been teaching in public schools and serves on many educational boards. He is a leader who is working to improve the quality of education for our students.

    Elect Myles Hoenig. He'll represent your interests in City Council, not special interests.

    Myles Hoenig - your voice in City Hall



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    Citizens for Hoenig
    605 E. 37th St
    Baltimore, MD 21218

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