110-138 Fisher Ave.

Loads of great games at THE HAVEN. We are serving breakfast from 10-12 for all the early games too! The breakfast sandwich, fish cakes and porridge during the week!

Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council

Go fishin' with the Boston Police Department (Official) at Jamaica Pond on June 30.

Day 5 of 5 days of salads from the Egleston Farmers Market! Potato salad with potatoes from Brookford Farm, radishes from The Neighborhood Farm, LLC and herbs from The Food Project. Come by tomorrow to pick up your own salad goods!

Join us this Saturday 6/22 at the Egleston Farmer's Market! -

(https://www.jamaicaplainnews.com/2018/06/22/bpd-catch-release-fishing-derby-for-kids-at-jamaica-pond-on-june-30/48162)

By Seth Daniel

U.S. Rep. Mike Capuano (7th District), who is running for re-election against Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley.

JROTC supported BPS Special Olympics at White Stadium on June 12. In the foreground is Marie Bernard on one knee helping to run one of the Stations run by EHS Army JROTC. Cadets in the background are Carmelita Perez, Eduardo Aguilar and Josue Orellana running the other station.

Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley, who is challenging U.S. Rep. Mike Capuano for the 7th Congressional District seat.

Gazette Photos by Patrick O’Connor

Seth Daniel

The deadline for listings is noon, Tues. July 10 for the July 13 issue. Send listings to reporter@jamaicaplaingazette.com. Note: 617 should be dialed before numbers below, unless another area code is given.

The JP Porchfest will kick-off for the fifth year in a row on July 7 from noon to 6 p.m. The Gazette recently interviewed Marie Ghitman and Mindy Fried, co-founders of the JP Porchfest, about this year’s festival and the five-year milestone.

The Centre Street Cafe will soon be transformed into a space-themed diner.

Work began the first week in June on the 320-foot long bus canopy at Forest Hills Station. The $10.1 million canopy will cover the new Bus 39 platforms. It will be 14 feet high. The rolled steel comes from mills in Pennsylvania. Designed by AECOM, Tim von Aschwege and George Katsoutis principal architects.

The deadline for listings is noon, Tues. July 10 for the July 13 issue. Send listings to reporter@jamaicaplaingazette.com. Note: 617 should be dialed before numbers below, unless another area code is given.

A Boston City Council and Mayor Marty Walsh approved state program that would allow Boston residents to choose to get more electricity from renewable sources is purposely not being implemented by the City’s Environment Department.

Day 4 of 5 days of celebrating salads made from Egleston Farmers Market wares. Roasted broccoli salad with hummus dressing- from The Food Project and Just Hummus' spicy habanero with honey hummus, thinned out to make a dressing and sprinkled with parsley. yum. The Food Project and Just Hummus are at the market every Saturday.

Update: Weekend MBTA work will only be during two upcoming weekends on our side of the Orange Line

(https://www.jamaicaplainnews.com/2018/06/20/mbta-weekend-work-june-30-to-july-8/48161)

All funds raised from this weekend's run at Jamaica Pond will go to the MIRA: Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition.

(https://www.jamaicaplainnews.com/2018/06/21/jamaica-plain-benefit-fun-run-to-raise-for-immigrant-advocates-on-june-24/48211)

Bus shuttles will replace trains from Forest Hills to Ruggles on weekends starting this weekend, and going into September

Its salad season! Day 3 of 5 days of salads- The Food Project has greenhouse tomatoes at the market. Foxboro Cheese Co. is selling burrata. Throw in some herbs and balsamic- the easiest most perfect salad.

(https://www.jamaicaplainnews.com/2018/06/20/mbta-weekends-june-23-to-sept-9-buses-replacing-t-from-forest-hills-to-ruggles)

Snow peas! its pea season. The second salad of this week features snow peas from The Food Project, tofu from 21st Century Tofu and shitake mushrooms that Red's Best is selling on behalf of Mycottera Farm.

First American woman to win Boston Marathon in 33 years to be honored by Boston City Councilor Matt O'Malley

Development

The city recommended 35 projects receive Community Preservation Act funds, including two in JP + the bear dens in Franklin Park

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