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Jonathan
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  • Jamaica Plain, MA
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  • Lisa Nieves
  • Rebecca F (community manager)
  • Beverly Williams
  • Erin Scott -- Community Manager
  • Derick
  • Tom Griffith
  • Betsy Cowan
  • Matt
  • Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor)

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TAG SALE and LEMONDADE STAND at 52 Paul Gore Street

September 3, 2011 from 9am to 1pm
Tag sale AND lemonade/homemade cookie stand this Saturday, 9/3, from 9:00-1:00. Please stop by and say hello, buy something, or support our daughters' lemonade stand!See More
Sep 1, 2011
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Brett commented on Jonathan's blog post Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children
"Is there a reason you're posting this more than a week after the T announced there was never any intention to ban strollers and there won't be?"
May 17, 2011
Gretchen Van Ness commented on Jonathan's blog post Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children
"And dads with strollers!  I'm all for keeping the T Rideable for Parents With Children, even if the majority are moms and grandmoms."
May 13, 2011
Loay commented on Jonathan's blog post Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children
"Thanks for drawing our attention. A big No against harassing mom with strollers!"
May 13, 2011
Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor) liked Jonathan's blog post Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children
May 12, 2011
Jonathan's blog post was featured

Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children

The T is looking do ban open strollers, but taking a poll first. "Do you think baby strollers should be folded before customers board a bus?"The most effected demographic by this rule would be single mothers with children, mostly in poor or minority neighborhoods that rely on bus traffic and are already historically under-serviced by the T.If we start voting against the innocent b/c they are inconvenient to us, then we break the very bonds that a civil society is built on and go down a slippery…See More
May 12, 2011
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Jonathan posted a blog post

Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children

The T is looking do ban open strollers, but taking a poll first. "Do you think baby strollers should be folded before customers board a bus?"The most effected demographic by this rule would be single mothers with children, mostly in poor or minority neighborhoods that rely on bus traffic and are already historically under-serviced by the T.If we start voting against the innocent b/c they are inconvenient to us, then we break the very bonds that a civil society is built on and go down a slippery…See More
May 12, 2011
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Derick and Jonathan are now friends
Jan 31, 2011
Laura K might attend Jonathan's event
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Joy to the World and to JP at River of Life Church

December 19, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A Christmas Sing-along with Performances by Local Musicians
Dec 12, 2010
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Jonathan added a discussion to the group Hyde/Jackson South Neighborhood
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Joy to the World and to JP - A Christmas Sin-along with Performances by Local Musicians

 Sunday December 19 at 6:30 PM at River of Life Church, 440 Centre StreetSee More
Dec 7, 2010
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Jonathan posted an event
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Joy to the World and to JP at River of Life Church

December 19, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A Christmas Sing-along with Performances by Local Musicians
Dec 7, 2010
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Jonathan is now friends with Tom Griffith, Erin Scott -- Community Manager and Rebecca F (community manager)
Nov 11, 2010
Jonathan added a discussion to the group Hyde/Jackson North Neighborhood
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neighborhood assessment

As part of a community assessment paper for a class on the city, I would like to pose the following questions for feedback:1. What are 3 vibrant aspects of the community?2. What are 3 areas of deep concern in the community?3. What is currently making a difference in the community?4. What needs are not being met?5. What resources does the neighborhood have that are not being activated to address concerns?6. What resources does the neighborhood lack?7. What should an organization or group be…See More
Nov 11, 2010
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Jonathan joined Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor)'s group
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Hyde/Jackson North Neighborhood

The group for residents of Jamaica Plain who live between Centre, Heath, and South Huntington Ave.
Nov 11, 2010
Jonathan added a discussion to the group Hyde/Jackson South Neighborhood
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neighborhood assessment

As part of a community assessment paper for a class on the city, I would like to pose the following questions for feedback:1. What are 3 vibrant aspects of the community?2. What are 3 areas of deep concern in the community?3. What is currently making a difference in the community?4. What needs are not being met?5. What resources does the neighborhood have that are not being activated to address concerns?6. What resources does the neighborhood lack?7. What should an organization or group be…See More
Nov 11, 2010
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Jonathan joined Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor)'s group
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Hyde/Jackson South Neighborhood

A group of neighbors who live in Jamaica Plain, MA Between Centre, Lamartine and Boylston.
Nov 11, 2010

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Keep the T Rideable for Mothers with Children

Posted on May 12, 2011 at 4:20pm 3 Comments

The T is looking do ban open strollers, but taking a poll first. "Do you think baby strollers should be folded before customers board a bus?"
The most effected demographic by this rule would be single mothers with children, mostly in poor or minority neighborhoods that rely on bus traffic and are already historically under-serviced…
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