David Ertischek is a writer and content producer, known for his work with Jamaica Plain News and Emerson College. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including local events, restaurant updates, community initiatives, and cultural happenings. David's writing provides a valuable source of information and entertainment for readers in the Jamaica Plain area.
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David Ertischek primarily covers local community events, entertainment news, and promotional deals related to house & home as well as food & beverage. His coverage includes a significant focus on event promotions and government announcements.
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By: David Ertischek
The Franklin Park Zoo announced on Dec. 5 that after a rapid decline in health, Kitombe, the mighty western lowland gorilla, was euthanized after numerous health issues that were affecting his quality of life. He was 38. Kitombe was an impressive silverback who I met face-to-face, about 15 or so years ago. At the time, I was volunteering every Friday morning at the Franklin Park Zoo. Volunteers were not allowed to work with the gorillas…
By: David Ertischek
A new element to this year’s Annual JP Holiday Stroll is that 11 Jamaica Plain artisans will be featured at four different locations participating in the Stroll. Each store is providing fun in their special way, be it discounts, giveaways, food, drinks, music and more. “It’s a really fun event that brings a lot of joy to the neighborhood and those who choose to participate,” said Amy Driscoll, owner of the Susanna store, who organizes…
The Margarita Muñiz Academy recently celebrated the opening of a new writers’ room funded by local nonprofit 826 Boston.
By: David Ertischek
The Jamaica Plain Branch Library announced its 10 most popular books for 2024. How many of them have you read? Topping the list was James McBride’s The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store with 88 checkouts, then came Tom Lake by Ann Patchett with 69 checkouts.
By: David Ertischek
Celebrate the successful Friends of the Jamaica Plain Branch Library winter book sale with a holiday party this Thursday. “Collectively, our hard work raised more than $2,000 for the J.P. Branch to use on programming. We are so excited to see what we’re able to accomplish together in the new year,” said a Friends’ email newsletter. The holiday party will be on Dec. 19 from 6 to 7:30 pm with live music from Sulinha’s Trio…
By: David Ertischek
‘Tis the season — for ugly Christmas sweaters — but do you have the ugliest holiday sweater?
There is so much we love about this community, our home: we have unbelievably strong values. We fiercely advocate for and lift up one another. We believe in a city that makes good choices, and in JP, we live those values everyday.
One good thing about the cold weather is that it’s cold enough to skate outdoors. And if you’re looking to skate locally, definitely head over to the Kelly Rink.
By: David Ertischek
The owners of Ula Cafe are applying for a wine and malt license, as they’re looking to expand their hours past 4 pm, and into the evening.
By: David Ertischek
On Monday, the city announced a 10-year lease agreement with Boston Unity Soccer Partners (BUSP), resulting in the city and its tenant sharing the estimated $182-million-plus renovation of Franklin Park’s White Stadium.
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