Steve Lurkel. As seen on Washington Street in JP, June 10, 2015. Credit: Chris Helms
“Steve Lurkel,” who might be the shy first cousin of Steve Urkel, is easy to miss as you walk down Washington Street.
Steve Lurkel. As seen on Washington Street in JP, June 10, 2015. Credit: Chris Helms
“Steve Lurkel,” who might be the shy first cousin of Steve Urkel, is easy to miss as you walk down Washington Street.
Any ideas why a pineapple finial showed up on a Casey Overpass pier in #jamaicaplain yesterday? @universalhub pic.twitter.com/EK48QYDBh3
— Clay Harper (@ArborwayMatters) April 15, 2015
Thanks to the sleuths at Universal Hub, here’s the origin of a “Resist” poster found this week on a pier of the soon-to-be-demolished Casey Overpass.
Tagging by JP’s chapter of Mothers Out Front, a climate change action group. Credit: Courtesy of Viki Bok
The JP chapter of the climate-change action group Mothers Out Front has been writing messages on the neighborhood’s snowbanks.
Instagram user gratchpant documents the Boston graffiti scene. He found this piece of positive thinking in JP.
Well, that didn’t take long. The good news is the city has removed the graffiti.