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‘I Love the Vision of Hyde Jackson’

By Chris Helms on March 24, 2015
‘I Love the Vision of Hyde Jackson’Gerald Robbins, executive director of Hyde Jackson Main Street, speaks at the organization's annual meeting on Tuesday, March 24, 2015.
The annual meeting of Hyde Jackson Square Main Streets attracted about 40 attendees, including Luis Cotto, left, executive director of Egleston Square Main Street and Capt. Alfredo Andres, right, leader of the Boston Police precinct in JP.
The annual meeting of Hyde Jackson Square Main Streets attracted about 40 attendees, including Luis Cotto, left, executive director of Egleston Square Main Street and Community Service Officer Carlos Lara, right,  of the Boston Police Department.

About 40 merchants and residents gathered Tuesday morning for breakfast and brainstorming about the progress Hyde and Jackson squares have made over the past year. Hyde Jackson Square Main Street, the business and community development agency for the neighborhoods, also held its annual meeting during the session at the Julia Martin House.

Crowd Enjoys Spanish-language Theater in Mozart ParkNona (Patricia Cullen) in the Escena Latina Teatro production of "La Nona" in Mozart Park on Tuesday, July 29, 2014.

Crowd Enjoys Spanish-language Theater in Mozart Park

By Chris Helms on July 31, 2014
Nona (Patricia Cullen) in the Escena Latina Teatro production of "La Nona" in Mozart Park on Tuesday, July 29, 2014.
Nona (Patricia Cullen) in the Escena Latina Teatro production of “La Nona” in Mozart Park on Tuesday, July 29, 2014.

More than 150 people attended Tuesday’s production of “La Nona,” a comedy written by Argentine Roberto Cossa. Roslindale’s Escena Latina Teatro performed it in Spanish. Here’s a gallery of photos from a lovely night in Mozart Park.

Mayor Touts Small Biz Programs at il Panino in Jackson SquareLakis Vlahoulis of il Panino Cafe and Grill, right, gestures to Victoria Amador of Tremendous Maid, Rosana Rivera of Latino Beauty Salon and Mayor Marty Walsh.

Mayor Touts Small Biz Programs at il Panino in Jackson Square

By Chris Helms on May 13, 2014

Domino’s Pizza can sell two pies for $10. A neighborhood shop like Il Panino Cafe & Grill can’t match that economy of scale.