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Turkeys are not a common sight in Jamaica Plain. They're more of a Brookline thing. But several turkeys were seen the other day in Sumner Hill. Jamaica Plain News reader Karla Vallance shared the above photo from neighbor Rita Lee on JP News' Facebook page on August 8. It looks like there were two adults and one baby, also known as a poult or chick.
Louis has been missing since Sunday, June 7. He is a long-haired, skinny, Maine Coon, wearing a purple collar with a pink tag that says the name “spaghetti” on it. Louis is the world’s sweetest cat. He usually comes when called but may be very scared. Please call if you see him: 617-791-9154
UPDATE: Animal Control found Taupaw. ~~~~~
A Jamaica Plain man's search for his missing dog-wolf hybrid has him at odds with the Coast Guard. Taupaw, a Dutch Wolfhound, went missing Thursday night and, according to owner Alexander Humphreys, has been making tracks all over Boston and Brookline. Here's a poster about the missing dog:
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Several parts of JP lost power Thursday, including Sumner Hill, Brookside Avenue and Amory Street. Eversource, the new name for NStar, reports 537 outages across Boston as of 2:30 p.m. on their handy outage map. The map, however, doesn't pinpoint how many of those are in JP. You can report your outage via phone using this link: https://nstar.mobi/nst_mobile/index.htm. You can also just call 1-800-592-2000.
Boston Police say a trio of would-be muggers not only failed to get cash off their mark in an Elm Street incident late Thursday — they also got arrested.