The sixth Jamaica Plain State of our Neighborhood (SOON) community town hall convened on a damp Thursday evening April 7. The annual gathering was organized in large part by the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (JPNDC) — which has emerged in recent years as a leading social housing advocate in Jamaica Plain — as well as by Egleston Square Main Street, the Hyde Square Task Force, Jamaica Plain New Economy Transition, among others.
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The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council will hold its election for members on Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The Massachusetts presidential primary, aka Super Tuesday, is here and the stakes are high.
Unenrolled “independent” voters and those enrolled in a political designation are allowed to vote in the March 1 presidential primary, according to the Boston Elections Department.
At-Large Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu was elected unanimously as city council president by her peers on Monday.
At-Large City Councilor Ayanna Pressley not only topped the ticket across all of Boston in Tuesday’s elections, but she received the most votes in Jamaica Plain, too.
