(from left) Austin Blackmon, the City’s chief of Environment, Energy, and Open Space, joins JP resident Mohammed Osseiran, 11, and Dorchester resident Jasim Howell, 4, place trout in Jamaica Pond on May 6 during annual fish-stocking event hosted by the state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife in partnership with the Boston Parks and Recreation Department. Gov. Charlie Baker was among the state and city officials who joined students from the Curley K-8 and John F. Kennedy Elementary Schools in placing 1,000 trout in the pond for fishing. (Photo by Jon Seamans/Boston Parks Dept.)
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