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Greetings From Dorchester, Massachusetts, U.S.A. We are Boston's Largest & Most Diverse Neighborhood All Contents © Copyright 2009, Boston Neighborhood News, Inc.  Above, this week's Reporter cover. Click on image to download PDF of edition. Reporter marks anniversary with special edition  The Dorchester Reporter has published a commemorative 25th anniversary edition this week that will be available - for free - in limited circulation around the neighborhood over the next two weeks. The special edition looks back at the newspaper's history and at some of the stories, photos and columns that have appeared in our pages since September 1983.Click on cover to download (23.9 MB).        
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 Thursday, January 8, 2009 Charter school buys organ factory on Sydney St. for $3.2 million
Teacher Jessica Viola, director Kathleen Sullivan, and dean of students Danielle Tata trade ideas for renovating an old Sydney Street organ factory that will become an extension of the Boston Collegiate Charter School. Photo by Pete Stidman THIS WEEK'S TOP
STORIES Patrick eyes major changes in health care payment system Pressure grows on local food pantries Brothers open improved convenience store in Lower Mills Ross ascendancy gives Connolly a new platform with 'Livable Boston' panel More council hopefuls emerge out of Dorchester Dorchester Bay CDC sees opportunities in 2009 CVS ousts Tedeschi store, will expand at Lower Mills Prosecutors ask for pre-trial gag order on Turner Neighbors rescue neighbors at Tuttle Street three-decker Pay bump for lawmakers a political consideration this year Comment: Wilkerson, clergy should reconcile for the sake of community
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