Letters
Street trees deserve everyone’s care
May 2, 2008
As spring finally arrives in our fair city, I would like to remind the people of Jamaica Plain about a very important part of our community that we all need to take care of.
How to respond to the horror of killing
May 2, 2008
Who among us was not horrified by the news about Luis Troncoso, who was gunned down in broad daylight on the basketball court near Stony Brook Station on April 21?
Poetic contributions appreciated
May 2, 2008
The Jamaica Plain Branch of the Boston Public Library would like to thank everyone who helped with our “Community Poetry Reading” event on April 17.
Thanks for support for fund-raiser
April 18, 2008
On behalf of Egleston Square Main Street, we would like to thank the Jamaica Plain and Roxbury communities for supporting Hot Jazz—Cool Neighborhood.
Many cool people helped ice rink this year
April 18, 2008
The Friends of Kelly Rink has just concluded its 10th and most successful ice skating season at the Temporary Kelly Rink on Marbury Terrace.
Rep. Malia supportive of healthcare workers
April 18, 2008
On behalf of the healthcare workers of 1199SEIU at Radius Specialty Hospital in Roxbury, I would like to express our sincerest thanks to state Rep.
Arnold Arboretum is place of enchantment
April 18, 2008
Secret gardens are scarce in the city. There are even fewer enchanted rabbit holes. Should the heroines of beloved children’s stories materialize somehow in Boston, they needn’t worry, though.
In Memoriam: Suzanne Mosher Saul
April 3, 2008
Suzanne “Suzy” Mosher Saul’s intense and boisterous life ended on Jan. 6, 2008, four days before her 78th birthday.
New regulation scapegoats college students
April 3, 2008
I am shocked by the decision of Mayor Thomas Menino and the Boston City Council to single out college students as the target of a new regulation that restricts the number of students who may share a r
