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Jamaica Plain Man Charged with Shooting at Police Held without Bail

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By David Ertischek Verified
| Jamaica Plain News Verified
A Jamaica Plain man is being held without bail pending a hearing later this month after allegedly shooting at officers during a foot chase in Dorchester on Wednesday night. Rasiel Carbuccia, 20, was arraigned in Dorchester BMC on numerous counts related to assault with a dangerous weapon, including not having a firearm license, carrying a loaded firearm without a license, possession of a large capacity feeding device, and more, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office.
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Wanted: JP Porchfest Performers and Hosts

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By David Ertischek Verified
| Jamaica Plain News Verified
JP Porchfest is coming soon and there’s still time to sign up if you want to perform or host performers. The 12th Annual JP Porchfest is scheduled for Aug. 22 from noon to 6 pm. It’s easy to let the organizing company, Dunamis, know you’re interested in either performing or hosting. Just go to the JP Porchfest site here and click on either Performer Sign-ups or Host Sign-ups, and that’ll get the ball rolling. Post Views: 0
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First Baptist JP Food Justice Program Receives $150K Grant

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By David Ertischek Verified
| Jamaica Plain News Verified
First Baptist JP’s Centre for Faith, Art, and Justice recently received a $150,000 grant from the Cummings Foundation to support its food justice program. “Receiving this generous $150,000 award is a significant affirmation,” said Rev. Ashlee Wiest-Laird, The Centre’s Executive Director and Pastor at First Baptist JP. “The Food Justice Program is only possible because of all the volunteers and partners who work together to feed our community.
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