Capt.
Greland takes command in C-11
Greland spent his first eight years on the force as a
patrolman in C-11. After stints in Roxbury, South Boston,
and most recently, Hyde Park, he's returned as the
district's new commander.
Push
on for community center in
Bowdoin-Geneva
A collaboration between three local groups could bring a
long-hoped-for community center to Bowdoin St.
City
outlines Dorchester's health woes
In a presentation at the Codman Square Health Center, the
Boston Public Health Commission discussed a number of health
concerns for Dorchester, including prostate cancer,
childhood asthma, and obesity.
SCI
Dorchester honors Model Citizens
As part of the organization's recognition of National
Volunteer Week, SCI Dorchester asked for nominees for
Dorchester's "Model Citizens." This week the Reporter
profiled five nominees chosen by SCI Dorchester, who are
models in what it means to give back to one's
neighborhood.
Two
Morton Street programs to close, a third to
relocate
Two key tenants in the old
Frank Wood nursing home on Morton Street will close up shop
in June, the Reporter learned this week. Criterion Child
Enrichment and the Evergreen Center announced Tuesday
afternoon that they will terminate two of the programs they
operate in the former Frank Wood home effective June 23. The
third program, the Boston Regional Childhood Development
Early Intervention Center, will continue to operate in the
building while Criterion searches for a new site to house
the program.
UMass
faculty, students protest alleged 'urban mission'
shift
Faculty and students met
Monday night at Roxbury Community College to share their
concerns about the direction of UMass-Boston's College of
Public and Community Service.
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