Two years ago this week, we launched a new website covering the neighborhood. More than 900,000 page views later, we’d like to thank everyone who’s read us, written for us, talked to us as sources and advertised with us.
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Hi neighbors, this is Chris Helms, publisher of Jamaica Plain News. I have some exciting news to share about this site.
My longtime colleague and friend David Ertischek, a well-known Boston journalist who has lived in JP for nearly 15 years, will be running Jamaica Plain News day-to-day.
I’ll still be involved with Jamaica Plain News, which I founded in April 2014. But I have a 9-to-5 job now in addition to Jamaica Plain News, so I’m bringing in help.
In the not-quite-a-year since we launched Jamaica Plain News as an independent, online news source for the neighborhood, we’ve made great strides. We passed another milestone recently that makes it easier for readers to find us.
The 10th-grade students of Boston International High School welcomed a panel of local journalist Thursday for a question-and-answer session — followed by pizza.
We launched the neighborhood’s newest news source, Jamaica Plain News, with a party during the spring’s inaugural First Thursday Art Walk.
Mayor Marty Walsh will be attending the Jamaica Plain News launch party on Thursday during his visit to First Thursday throughout Centre/South — please stop by and meet him.
Hello, neighbors. This is Chris Helms, publisher of the site you’re reading, the Jamaica Plain News.
If that name rings a bell, it may be because you knew me as the founding editor of Jamaica Plain Patch. Or maybe you were a dog walking buddy when I lived in Forest Hills.
My wife Jane and I are starting this online news and community site for the neighborhood we all love.
Our new local business is in the “soft launch” phase. We’ll be “officially” launching on Thursday, April 3. Please stop by our launch party during First Thursday. The party is at the Centre/South Main Streets “pop up” space at 668 Centre St. from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, April 3.