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July 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The Teaching Kitchen at Community Servings is back in full swing, with a number of changes from previous years to benefit the program participants. Community Servings, a JP-based nonprofit that provides medically tailored meals to people with chronic and critical… Read more → The MBTA Green Line Transformation (GLT) team held a public meeting on July 14 to discuss upcoming track work between Brigham Circle and South Huntington Ave. stations.
June 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council (JPNC) met virtually on June 22, where members discussed a couple of zoning issues as well as other committee updates, and postponed their election until August. First, the JPNC voted in Micah Sachs, who is… Read more → On June 10, the Little Free Library launched its Read in Color initiative by unveiling 10 new Little Free Libraries throughout Boston. The initiative was made possible by Little Free Library, 826 Boston, and Candlewick Press.
May 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Ecumenical Social Action Committee is one of 140 local nonprofits to receive grants through Cummings Foundation›s $25 Million Grant program. The Boston-based organization was chosen from a total of 590 applicants during a competitive review process.
April 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
State holds public hearing for Shattuck campus proposal On April 13, a public hearing was hosted by the state’s Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) to present the project proposal for the Shattuck Hospital campus on Morton St. in Jamaica Plain, and to allow for public… Read more → Judge sides with School Committee on Exam School admissions policy Federal Judge William Young late last week issued his decision on the challenge to this year’s altered Exam School...
February 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
On Saturday, February 20, Boston residents, along with City Life/Vida Urbana and the Boston Tenant Coalition, gathered outside the site of the proposed Pine St. Inn affordable housing project at 3368 Washington St. for a rally to support affordable housing… Read more → Jamaica Plain’s first adult-use cannabis dispensary will host a soft grand opening on Saturday, March 6.
January 2021 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The First Dose: Residents, Staff of Mount Pleasant Home, Goddard House Receive COVID-19 Vaccine by • January 22, 2021 • 0 Comments Jamaica Plain’s Mount Pleasant Home was among the first residential care homes in the state to vaccinate its residents and staff at a clinic on January 13.
November 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Community Meeting Held for Phase One of Mildred Hailey Redevelopment Project by • November 25, 2020 • 0 Comments A community meeting was held by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) and the project team on November 5 regarding Phase One of the Mildred Hailey redevelopment project.
October 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
At about 6:51 p.m. on Wednesday, October 21, officers assigned to District E-13 (Jamaica Plain) responded to a radio call for shot spotter activation in the area of 950 Parker St. in the Mildred Hailey Apartments public housing development. Upon… Read more → El jueves 1 de octubre, el Distrito E-13 del Departamento de Policía de Boston (BPD) organizó su reunión virtual mensual de relaciones policiales y comunitarias.
September 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Days after announcing her candidacy for mayor, City Councilor Michelle Wu held events in communities around Boston where she discussed issues with constituents. If elected, Wu would be the first Boston mayor with small children in about 30 years. “Being… Read more → La Consejera Municipal del Distrito 4, Andrew Campbell, anunció su candidatura para alcalde de Boston el 24 sept., agregando un tercer candidato (y el segundo ex presidente del consejo) a la carrera.
August 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
It was a note from mom that changed the landscape for women to get the right to vote 100 years ago on Aug. 18, and 100 years later it has led to a lot of victories and a lot of… Read more → At his daily press briefing last Thursday Mayor Martin Walsh and Boston Public School Superintendent Brenda Cassellius laid out BPS’s phased plan to reopen schools in the fall amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic.
July 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Time flies, even for a Taekwondo master. Master Inkwon Jang opened his renowned studio, JP Taekwondo, 10 years ago this past spring above what is now City Feed on Centre Street. In that time, he and his wife, Soo Kwon,… Read more → With the list of culinary mainstays in Boston closing due to the economic fallout created by the COVID-19 pandemic growing weekly, it’s fairly obvious restaurants are some of the hardest hit businesses during these uncertain times.
Condiciones Sucias en Hennigan Center
Cuando Claudine Francois, Luisa Harris, Perlina Mills, Debra McLellan, Phyllis Petruzzelli, Nancy Routh y Gina Blanca vienen al Centro Comunitario Hennigan para su clase de natación, se inspeccionan los vestuarios y pasillos. El ritual sería divertido si no fuera tan frustrante. Luego se ponen trajes de buceo y zapatillas de tenis para protegerse del agua sucia y las superficies rugosas de la piscina.
February 2020 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Maggie Hill loved to turn trash into treasure, and spent countless hours over several decades at the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts sewing, cutting, and upholstering old furniture into something she was proud of.
State of the City to be Held on Tuesday, Jan. 7
The annual State of the City address by Mayor Martin Walsh will take place in Symphony Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 7. The address will follow the swearing in of the new City Council – which includes several new members joining returning incumbents. That is expected to happen on Jan. 6 in the City Council Chambers, though it hasn’t yet been completely finalized.
December 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Three residents of Jamaica Plain were among five artists selected as recipients for the City’s second round of Artist Fellowship Awards. Shubha Sunder, Billy Dean Thomas, and Paloma Valenzuela each received a $10,000 unrestricted grant from the Mayor’s Office of… Read more → Few, if any, local business owners in Jamaica Plan can boast that they grew up in the neighborhood, forged a career for decades in the neighborhood, and will retire in the neighborhood.
November 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The City Election featured a somewhat slow day of voting for many areas, but any excitement absent during the day was made up for at midnight – when the final spot on the at-large ballot became contested between candidates Julia… Read more → When Anita Cooper’s son started going to Mission Hill K-8 School in Jamaica Plain in 2018, she was disappointed to find that its library had fallen into neglect.
October 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The Stonybrook Neighborhood Association (SNA) held their monthly meeting on October 21 at the English High School, where they discussed a new development proposal, talked about PLAN: JP/Rox, and talked about issues surrounding the community room that was awarded to… Read more → La Asociación de Vecinos de Stonybrook (SNA) celebró su reunión mensual el 21 de octubre en English High School.
September 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
A group of concerned residents on Boylston St. in JP have banded together to try and address traffic and safety problems on their street, as they believe that the current situation poses serious safety risks to the neighborhood. Jeremy Menchik,… Read more → Councilor Michelle Wu scored an impressive victory citywide in the Preliminary Election on Tuesday, Sept. 25, over her opponents, but Councilor Annissa Essaibi George also made a strong move in finishing second ahead of the rest of the field.
Walsh Announces National Main Streets Conference Coming to Boston
Mayor Martin Walsh and a consortium of administration officials converged on Hyde Square in JP Monday afternoon, July 22, for the annual Mayor on Main Trolley Tour – with the mayor breaking the news that the national Main Streets conference will come to Boston in 2021.
July 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
Mayor Martin Walsh and a consortium of administration officials converged on Hyde Square Monday afternoon for the annual Mayor on Main Trolley Tour – with the mayor breaking the news that the national Main Streets conference will come to Boston… Read more → The JP World’s Fair—which had taken place every year from 1989 to 2008—is turning 30 this year, and will be reimagined with a new version of the fair after a ten year hiatus.
Capitol Waste Recibe Contrato De Recolección De Basura, a Pesar De Problemas Del Pasado
El Departamento de Obras Públicas (PWD) ha dado los cinco contratos de recolección de basura a Capitol Waste, incluidos los contratos en el centro de la ciudad. El nuevo contrato reemplaza a Sunrise Scavenger en los distritos del centro (que incluye South End, Back Bay, Charlestown, Beacon Hill y Fenway / Kenmore) con Capitol. El contrato es válido por cinco años y comenzaría el 1 de julio. Toda la Ciudad tendrá un servicio de recolección de basura.
May 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
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April 2019 - Jamaica Plain Gazette
The state has issued a Request for Information (RFI) this week regarding the Shattuck Hospital site in Jamaica Plain – a document that will look to select participants to create a new public health use on the site when the… Read more → Nearly two dozen Jamaica Plain organizations were on hand during a reception at MassArt’s Pozen Center held to congratulate the 2019 Boston Cultural Council (BCC) organizational grant winners and mark Mayor Martin Walsh’s largest ever investment in local arts...
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