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Three candidates are vying in the Boston City Council District 6 preliminary municipal election on Tuesday. The top two vote getters will face each other in a general election on November 7.
District 6 City Councilor Kendra Lara says an as-yet-unreleased report she commissioned from a crash reconstruction company indicates she was driving 27 mph when she crashed a borrowed vehicle into a house on Centre Street in June. A Boston Police Department investigator has said that Lara was driving at least 50 mph at the time of the accident.
A new exhibit featuring the work of Boston-based artist Bosede A. Opetubo is now on display at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library.
The cultural district of Boston's Latin Quarter will kick off the celebration of Latinx Heritage Month on September 15 at the iconic Mozart Park with a troupe and play starring the Puerto Rican artistic collective Agua, Sol y Sereno, along with youth from the community.
This year's JP Music Festival being held on Saturday will feature seven hours of continuous music on two stages from 21 local artists and bands.
Calling all artists -- art proposals are wanted for the gallery space at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library.
Simply put -- a sign in the restaurant space at 2 Perkins Street says: Opening Soon! Indian/Nepali Cuisine.
The Preliminary Municipal Election for the Boston City Councilor District 6 election is September 12. The three candidates were asked to respond via email to questions, and the two challengers provided answers, but the incumbent did not provide answers.
The Emerald Necklace Conservancy wants to know about your parks experience and insights to help plan for its future.
Jamaica Plain resident Ben Weber is one of the three candidates for the District 6 Boston City Council seat.