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Not sure where to take your computer or smartphone when it needs repair? The answer will be the BYTE Shop, which is opening on South Street in July.
Recently Kim Ribeiro took a walk around Jamaica Pond and look who she saw swimming -- a muskrat.
MORE Advertising, minority women-led marketing and advertising agency in Watertown recently announced that Jamaica Plain resident Zuhaly Ramón has joined the agency as Account Executive and Latinx Coordinator.
Peg Ryan moved to Jamaica Plain as a new bride in 1964 with her husband who grew up on Orchard Street.
Two Boston moms are trying to make masks fun again.
It has been a year of uncertainty but as the days grow longer and warmer, vaccinations continue and the number of COVID-19 cases trend in the right direction, there is a sense of hope on the horizon. As this time of stress and uncertainty tapers off, we should never forget the people who made a difference during these darkest of times.
The following is a letter sent to the Hyde Square Task Force from the Friends of the Blessed Sacrament Church requesting an open, transparent community process during the selection of a developer for the church.
The co-owner of Sweet Rice Thai Kitchen has opened a new business, but it's not food related. It's a photo gallery.
At evening rush hour on Monday, the cars inching into JP's busiest rotary moved slower than a woman pushing a stroller along the sidewalk. Bikes, however, zoomed through via a new bike lane.
The Hyde Square Task Force announced that the sale of the Blessed Sacrament Church will eventually be sold to a developer that will do something with the property that benefits the community.