The time is nigh my friends. The snow is coming. There’s no way around it. Which begs the question: Should space savers be allowed or banned in Jamaica Plain?
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With forecasters expecting about 8 inches of snow to hit the Boston area, Boston Public Schools have cancelled classes for Monday.
The city used part of Franklin Park, including a set of basketball courts near White Stadium, for a snow farm during the historic winter. The nasty snow did a number on the asphalt courts, according to Christine Poff, executive director of the Franklin Park Coalition.
A public records request by ThinkProgress has finally answered the question of how much prisoners were paid to shovel out the Boston area this winter, including crews in JP.
Jamaica Pond — Still frozen on Saturday, March 21, 2015. Credit: Roxane Argueta
Spring really is coming, but the Pond is still frozen, as you can see in this shot by Roxane Argueta. For more of her photography, follow her Instagram feed.
Arguably the best thing to emerge from the city’s crappy winter was the Boston Yeti. Now the social media Sasquatch is putting his fame to work raising money for fellow fur bearers.
Whether you’re all in to break the city’s snow record or in the “no more please” camp, forecasters say to expect “an inch or two” on Sunday.
Mayor Marty Walsh makes a point during a press conference with neighborhood media on Wednesday, March 11, 2015. Credit: Chris Helms
Mayor Marty Walsh sat down with reporters and editors from neighborhood publications like the Jamaica Plain News on Wednesday. Here are some highlights from the conversation.
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.