David Ertischek
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Celebrate 350 Years of Eliot School at Nifty 350 Festival on Oct. 3 - Jamaica Plain News (opens the original)
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In 1676, a group of local residents donated corn and land to create a school in Jamaica Plain—and thus became what we know as the Eliot School today. In 1689 Rev. John Eliot endowed the school with an additional 75 acres, and that is where the name Eliot comes from. The school went through many different iterations and styles—from being a Boston Public School, having multiple campuses in Boston, at some point taught plumbing (it doesn’t now), and other interesting factoids that make well for Eli
Stupid Weather: Jamaica Plain Open Studios Cancelled Due to Storm & Won't Be Rescheduled - Jamaica Plain News (opens the original)
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Jamaica Plain Open Studios has been cancelled due to the impending nor’easter that’s going to hit Boston this weekend—and unfortunately JP Open Studios will not be rescheduled this year. “Unfortunately, we have come to the difficult decision that JPOS 2026 will be cancelled on both Saturday and Sunday, to ensure everyone’s safety in unprecedented conditions,” said Susan Duprey, Executive Director & the Jamaica Plain Arts Council Board. “We understand this decision is disappointing, not only for
City Asks Forest Hills Cemetery to Find 'Alternative Designs' to Razing Long Vacant House - Jamaica Plain News (opens the original)
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City Asks Forest Hills Cemetery to Find ‘Alternative Designs’ to Razing Long Vacant House By David Ertischek on September 24, 2026 The Forest Hills Cemetery plans to demolish a house from 1870 on its property, but the city would like the existing structure to not be demolished. The house at 45 Yale Terrace has been vacant for many years and is in disrepair, said a Forest Hills Cemetery employee to Jamaica Plain News. In its application, the Cemetery said the mansard-style house was constructed i
Sam Adams Brewery Workers Vote to Unionize - Jamaica Plain News (opens the original)
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The front of house workers at the Samuel Adams Boston Brewery voted to unionize on Sept. 22. UFCW Local 328 shared the news on Instagram, which also shared photos of employees sharing signs of why they want to unionize. The National Labor Relations Board must officially certify the election results, and then employers have a brief window of about seven days to file legal challenges or objections to the election. Once certified, the union becomes the legally recognized exclusive bargaining repres
Police Want Help IDing Person in Relation to Stabbing on Burnett Street - Jamaica Plain News (opens the original)
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Boston Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a person in regards to a stabbing that occurred on Burnett Street in Jamaica Plain. Police released several photos of the person. Around 6:56 am on Sept. 13, police responded to a call for a person stabbed in the area of 8 Burnett St., according to Boston Police. Upon arrival, police saw a person being transported to a local hospital for a non-life-threatening stab wound. Officers spoke to witnesses on scene who stated they heard the vic
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