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The 26th season of the free Jamaica Plain Historical Society neighborhood tours are kicking off May 22. The tours are a great way to learn more about Monument Square, the Woodbourne neighborhood, Jamaica Pond, and more.
At least 12 at-large Boston City Council candidates will participate in an online forum hosted by JP Progressives on May 17.
Calling all artists! Hyde Square Task Force is looking to host a series of outdoor pop-up art performances/exhibits in different locations throughout Boston’s Latin Quarter between June and August.
St. Sebastian's School is proud to announce the following Jamaica Plain students who were named to the Third Quarter Honor Roll. under the following categories: High Honors: A- or above in all subjects, Honors with Distinction: B or above in all subjects, and Honors: B- or above in all subjects.
In honor of Arbor Day the Emerald Necklace Conservancy planted 10 trees in Franklin Park.
To celebrate the success of the first 100 days of the Biden/Harris administration, the Ward 19 Democratic Committee (JP, Roslindale) is launching Spring Back Better, a campaign to help local community groups and businesses to fully re-open.
When neighbors discuss what businesses they want, grocery stores are a perennial favorite. And that's the plan for the re-development of the Doyle's block: A small grocery store, in addition to a new restaurant and condos.
Alex Cox recently accomplished an amazing feat -- he walked every single street in Boston.
A dozen local businesses will be participating in the inaugural South Street Fair on May 8.
The Hyde Square Task Force is happy to be hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic this Friday, May 7th, from 2 to 7 pm.