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January 22, 2021
The following are the Gazette’s top headlines from this month in Jamaica Plain history: 2013 “Martha Eliot Health Center to cut service to adults” The Martha Eliot Health Center (MEHC) at 75 Bickford St., which is run by Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH), announced it would no longer care for adult patients in a letter to BCH’s staff, associated personnel and volunteers. The change affected about 5,000 adult patients, according to Dr. Shari Nethersole, MEHC’s acting medical director....
January 15, 2021
Front Porch Arts Collective actors performed for a packed house at the Central Square Theater. (Courtesy Front Porch Arts Collective) After staggering losses in the arts sector throughout 2020 due to the pandemic, the city of Boston has awarded $450,000 in COVID-19 relief funding, through an initiative geared toward supporting arts and culture organizations run by Black, indigenous, people of color. Grantees include the the Front Porch Collective, the Pao Arts Center, Hyde Square Task Force and...
January 12, 2021
Hyde Square Task Force youth perform an Afro Cuban dance piece during an open mic night in Jamaica Plain in 2019. (Courtesy Mark Saperstein) Hyde Square Task Force, a Jamaica Plain nonprofit organization, has been awarded a $500,000 grant by The Lewis Prize for Music. The organization trains young people in Afro-Latin music, dance and theater in tandem with civic engagement. Celina Miranda, executive director of Hyde Square Task Force, said in the past year they applied for more than 100 grants...
January 12, 2021
A total of 17 arts organizations each received $25,000 in emergency pandemic funding.
January 9, 2021
Three organizations helping provide relief to residents in Jamaica Plain during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic have received funding through the Boston Resiliency Fund’s grant program to continue their work in the neighborhood. The First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain, Hyde Square Task Force and Rose’s Bounty all received part of the $780,000 in funding to 39 organizations in Boston. This round of grants went to organizations working to increase food and health care access, support indivi...