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Are You a Resident of Jamaica Plain?

By Chris Helms on April 2, 2015

Recruitment-Flyer-2Are you a resident of Jamaica Plain?

Are you between the ages of 25 and 45?

Do you have a household income of $25,000 to $60,000?

If you answered YES to these questions, you may be eligible to participate in a study on diet and exercise!

We are graduate students in Northeastern’s Masters in Public and Urban Health program conducting research about health and Jamaica Plain for a class project.

Jamaica Plain Puts Its Mark on Latino Gubernatorial Town HallFrom left at "A Conversation With the Next Governor," a Latino town hall sponsored by El Mundo Boston and Northeastern University: Alberto Vasallo III, moderator; Steve Lively (independent); Jeff McCormick (independent); Evan Falchuk (independent); Martha Coakley (Democrat); Charlie Baker (Republican); Sara Suarez, Entravisión; Yadires Nova Salcedo, WBZ and Marcela Garcia, Boston Globe. Friday, Oct. 24, 2014.

Jamaica Plain Puts Its Mark on Latino Gubernatorial Town Hall

By Chris Helms on October 27, 2014
From left at "A Conversation With the Next Governor," a Latino town hall sponsored by El Mundo Boston and Northeastern University: Alberto Vasallo III, moderator; Steve Lively (independent); Jeff McCormick (independent); Evan Falchuk (independent); Martha Coakley (Democrat); Charlie Baker (Republican); Sara Suarez, Entravisión; Yadires Nova Salcedo, WBZ and Marcela Garcia, Boston Globe. Friday, Oct. 24, 2014.
From left at “A Conversation With the Next Governor,” a Latino town hall sponsored by El Mundo Boston and Northeastern University: Alberto Vasallo III, moderator; Steve Lively (independent); Jeff McCormick (independent); Evan Falchuk (independent); Martha Coakley (Democrat); Charlie Baker (Republican); Sara Suarez, Entravisión; Yadires Nova Salcedo, WBZ and Marcela Garcia, Boston Globe. Friday, Oct. 24, 2014.

Jamaica Plain put its stamp on a major statewide political event as a crowd heard all five candidates for governor tackle the issues Latinos want to hear about before Tuesday’s election.