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 September 25, 2006  Investigators
seek public's help in identifying
murder victim found in Winter St. chimney Suffolk County investigators and Boston Police called for the public's help today in identifying a woman whose remains were found sealed in a Meetinghouse Hill chimney last year.
Deval
Patrick sweeps
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a precinct-by-precinct
For the first time since he took office 15 months ago, UMass Chancellor Dr. Michael Collins spoke publicly about the university's desire to revisit the idea of building on-campus "living learning communities" for as many as 2,000 students as part of a developing master plan for the campus on Dorchester Bay. Plus: Students, locals react to dorm idea Injured Dot veteran gets hero's welcome at Florian Sgt. Brian Fountaine, who lost his legs below the knee after a June attack in Iraq, was honored by hundreds of firefighters, friends and admirers at a Sunday fundraiser. Plus: Another Dorchester man wounded in Iraq IED attack Familiar smile back in action on Morrissey Boulevard Lou Pasquale, a WWII vet who has graced the Phillips Family properties on Morrissey Boulevard for the last 50 years, nearly died last year from a heart attack. He returned to work this week at Phillips Old Colony House and says his colleagues there saved his life. First Parish steeple repairs to uncover time capsule A secret stash sealed inside Mettinghouse Hill's historic First Parish Church steeple will be revealed as part of a reconstruction project slated to start this fall. Neighborhood Notables A comprehensive listing of upcoming events in and around Dorchester. Do you have an event to add? Send non-profit, community listings here
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