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Jamica Plain:Layout 1.Qxd */(93,:90=,9*/(93,:90=,9 :(()::(((((()) 63+,:;63+,:;:(()::(((((())+,(3,9+,(3,9 05(4,90*(05(4,90*( 3(9.,:;3(9.,:; 05=,5;69@05=,5;69@ 05;/,*6<5;9@05;/, *6<5;9@ 5D\&LFFROR5DD\\&LFFROR ;OL(SS5L^ 0 |,WWDNHVD9LOODJHw9LOODJH$XWRPRWLYH*URXS} (YZLUHS:[(YZLUHS:[ >H[LY[V^U4(>H[LY[V^U4( ^^^JYZHHIJVT^^^JYZHHIJVT IndependentlyIndependently andand LLocallyocally OwnedOwned & OperatedOperated inin Watertown,Watertown, MAMA 3 617-222-0945 Cassidy Masonry [email protected] Dry Stone - 20 Walls Brick work Chimneys Fireplaces Stairs Walkways Patios SEE OUR PROFILE ON PAGE Gardens Driveways Paul Cassidy is a 20-year JP resident with 25+ years of custom stone work Recycled stone & bricks keep prices low No job is too big or small ~ Come see our work in JP, Brookline, & Cambridge 50 The Footlight Club, America's Oldest Community Theatre, Invites You To Join Us For Our 134th (2010-2011) Season: (All Shows And Dates Subject To Change) ARSENIC AND OLD LACE RENT By Joseph Kesseling Directed By Paul Campbell A Rock Opera Music, Lyrics and Book By Jonathan Larson September 17, 18, 25, 26 & October 1, 2 @ 8pm Based on Giacomo Puccini’s La Bohéme Directed by Bill Doscher ROALD DAHL’S WILLY WONKA (Our Fund Raiser) April 1, 2, 8, 9, 15 & 16 @ 8pm; April 10 & 16 @ 2pm Music and Lyrics By Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley Adapted for the stage by Leslie Bricusse & Tim Mcdonald DEARLY DEPARTED SEE OUR PROFILE ON PAGE Based on the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl A Drop Dead Funny Play Directed by Artie Leger By David Bottrell & Jesse Jones Directed by Kristin Hughes November 6, 12, 13, 19 & 20 @ 8pm November 7, 14 & 20 @ 2pm June 3, 4, 10 & 11@ 8pm; June 5 @ 2 Pm A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM For more information on the Club please check out our By William Shakespeare Directed by Caitlin Lowans page in this edition of Indie Owned or visit our website at January 28, 29, & February 4, 5, 11 And 12 @ 8pm www.footlight.org. The Footlight Club Eliot Hall - 7a Eliot Street Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 617-524-3200 - Box Office/Reservations 617-524-6506 - All other business www.Footlight.Org 4 ABOUT INDIE OWNED TM Indie Owned is a Brookline-based print and online publication dedicated to telling the stories of Independently Owned businesses … in their own words. Indie Owned: Jamaica Plain was distributed to every home and every business in Jamaica Plain in May 2010. Each participating business owner created their own profile at IndieOwned.com, which also features the profiles, display advertisements, online discounts, and links to the business owners’ websites. Since launching Indie Owned in Brookline in 2007, over 650 business owners have told their story in one of our seven publications: Brookline ('07 & '09), Newton, Concord, Allston / Brighton, Wellesley, and now JP. We have learned a lot about JP in the past four months as we traveled around meeting JP's business owners and non-profit organizers. At the top of the list is how much the residents and business owners value JP's commitment to its unique character, community events and organizations, and mostly local independently owned businesses. We are proud to have a hand in promoting JP's business owners to its residents and communities beyond JP. A special thanks to JP's Mary Jane Medved (pg. 40) who designed our logo three years ago and to JP's Rob Festa (pg. 25) who created the cover of Indie Owned: JP. This publication would not have been possible without the help and commitment of Cailin O'Toole and Randace Rauscher Moore. They are the definition of passionate, community organizers. Thank you Randace and Cailin for making Indie Owned: JP a reality. Look for our decal at participating businesses We hope you enjoy reading Indie Owned: JP and discover something new about your community. We welcome your feedback, Debra Raisner Thompson Hank Eskin Publishers, Indie Owned Indie Owned™ is a publication dedicated to spotlighting independent business owners. Copyright (c) 2010 by Indie Owned, LLC. All rights reserved. Publication of material appearing in Indie Owned is prohibited without written permission of the publishers. Entire contents copyrighted 2010 by Indie Owned, LLC. Indie Owned, reserves the right to edit and / or reject any content. All content submitted for publication is deemed advertising. Indie Owned, LLC is not responsible for errors in advertising beyond the original cost of submission. Indie Owned, LLC is not responsible for the validity of claims made by advertisers. Indie Owned, LLC Indie Owned is delivered to all homes free of charge. Total Circulation: 258 Harvard Street #333 • Indie Owned: Wellesley December 2009 10,000 Brookline, MA 02446 • Indie Owned: Brookline ‘09 June 2009 17,000 [email protected] • Indie Owned: Allston/Brighton April 2009 11,000 IndieOwned.com • Indie Owned: Concord December 2008 13,000 • Indie Owned: Newton June 2008 25,000 617-264-0594 • Indie Owned: Brookline ‘07 December 2007 15,000 5 WE ARE NOT THE TYPICAL EYEWEARBuy SHOP. 1, Get 1 Free! (Visit store for details) 26 EYE Q OPTICAL SALE tion! new loca SOUTH END: SEE OUR STORY ON PAGE Buy 1, Get 1 Free! (Visit store for details) 544 Tremont Street • 617.542.9600 eye exams * contact lenses HARVARD SQUARE: offering a unique selection of frames 12 Eliot Street • 617.354.3303 Check us out on Yelp!, Facebook and Twitter! www.eye-q-optical.com JAMAICA PLAIN: 7 Pond Street • 617.983.3937 52 Have you ever had the great idea of throwing a party then wind up spending most of the time in the kitchen or passed out over the roast beef? Relax and have some fun for a change and let The Real Deal catering take care of the food. We have simply the finest deli trays, Italian buffets, salads and more and we would be happy to customize any selection to fit your occasion. Ask any of the local gathering halls who they would recommend. We'd be willing to be that they mention The Real Deal. SEE OUR STORY ON PAGE Give us a call and we'll help you plan your function, party or family gathering. Jamaica Plain: (617) 522-1181 www.realdealdeli.net 6 Buy 1, Get 1 Free! (Visit store for details) Buy 1, Get 1 Free! (Visit store for details) TABLE OF CONTENTS A&M Electrical Contracting, Inc. 15 Primo Brothers Pizza 43 AAA Appliance 15 Prudential Unlimited Realty 44 Aborn Lock 16 Red Sun Press 44 Amir's Natural Foods & Amir's Caterers 16 Rhythm and Muse/Tres Gatos 45 Arborview Companies 17 Rogerson House 45 Barnette Plumbing and Heating 17 Roxbury Technology 46 Bella Luna Restaurant & Milky Way Salmagundi 46 Lounge 18 Scanlon Physical Therapy & Sports Blanchard's Wines and Spirits 18 Medicine 47 Boing! JP's Toy Shop 19 Spontaneous Celebrations 48 Boomerangs 19 Stonybrook Fine Arts 48 Boston Pretzel 20 Susan Myers Architects 49 Cassidy Masonry 20 Taylor House Bed and Breakfast 49 Centre Street Cafe 21 The Dogwood 50 Centre/South Main Streets 21 The Footlight Club 50 Children's Music Center of Jamaica Plain 22 The Maxfield Team 51 City Feed & Supply 22 The Purple Cactus 51 Cloud 9 Organize & Redesign 23 The Real Deal 52 Community Servings 23 Together in the Arts 52 Dame 24 Two Boats Gallery 53 Deep Touch Massage 24 Ula Cafe 53 dogdevilstudio 25 Ultra Beauty Salon 54 El Oriental de Cuba 25 Vadalna Tribal Dance Co. 54 Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts 26 Vee Vee 55 Eye Q Optical 26 WikidFit 55 Family Solutions Training 27 Xposure by Noe'l, Inc. 56 Ferris Wheels 27 Jamaica Pond Boat House 56 First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain 28 George's Shoe Store 28 Green Epiphany 29 ADVERTISMENTS Hannon Homes 29 A + Dentistry 12 Harvest Co-op Market 30 A&M Electrical Contracting, Inc. 60 Helios Design Group 30 Benefitness Health Club for Women 10 Hugh's Energy 31 Boston Beer Company 3 Indie Owned 47 Boston Volvo 64 Irvyl Events & Services*IES 31 Brookline Booksmith 61 J.P. 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