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Thursday, July 17,
2008
Along
Dot Ave., new songs from old St.
William's
Samuel Bulgin,
pastor of a 200-member Seventh Day Adventist congregation,
stands outside his flock's new home, the former St. William
Church on Dorchester Avenue. The new congregation held its
first service there last Saturday. Photo by Bill
Forry
TOP STORIES
Cops
probe melee at Neponset pizza shop; racial remarks
cited
Bayside
developers go public with redevelopment
plans
City's
job program for teens fights to keep pace with
demands
Anti-litter
campaign tries to enlist business
districts
Local
Jamaicans invest in a sweeter future back
home
Novelist:
Dot man saves world from evangelists run
amok
Neighborhoods
largely untouched by Patrick's veto
pen
Same
day voter bill still on hold at State House
Flaherty
flexes fundraising
muscles
On
quiet sidestreet, craftsmen build sets for the theatrical
world
Tenean beach festival on tap for this
weekend
Missing girl
returns home safely
Nerissa
"Nikki" Oliphant, a 15 year-old Dorchester girl who had been
missing for ten days from her Elmer Road home, returned
safely on Wednesday, according to Boston Police. Authorities
had issued an appeal to the public on Tuesday for help in
locating her.
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DORCHESTER DAY 2008
DOT
DAY MADE NAVY CAPTAIN'S 'DREAM' COME
TRUE
Commander Robert A.
Hall, Jr. waved to the crowds along the Dorchester Day
Parade route on Sunday, June 1. The Billerica native led the
men and women of the USS Porter (DDG-78) in a special visit
to Boston for the Dorchester celebrations. The visit also
marked an important milestone in Hall's naval career.
Pictured, lr, USS Porter Exceutive Officer T.J. Dixon, Cdr.
Hall, Command Master Chief Dominic Musso. A full report on
the Porter's trip to Boston, inside. Bill Forry Photo
DORCHESTER
AVE TODAY
For avenue steeped in transition, more changes to
come
Read
the original, May
15 story
In Grove Hall, radio
rebels dig
in
TOUCH
FM emerges as the "voice of Black
Boston"
They are facing huge fines from the FCC
and
could even have their
equipment confiscated - if the feds ever find their modest
studio. But the radio team at TOUCH 106.1 FM are defiant,
saying that their role as the "fabric of the Black
community"creates a moral imperative that they stay on the
air. Above, creative director and morning man MC Spice.
Photo by Pete Stidman
Lower
Mills buzzes with new
developments
Plus:
A map shows current Lower Mills projects in
play.
STD
'epidemic' seen among many teens in
neighborhood
Coakley
report: Acute inpatient care
"may
not be" Carney's
future
In a highly
anticipated report released last Thursday, Attorney General
Martha Coakley recommends that the Archdiocese of Boston
"relinquish control" over Carney
Hospital to a Board of Governors and suggests that "acute
medical-surgical inpatient hospital care may not be the
appropriate future for Carney."
Key
Catholic school advisor sees "renaissance"
ahead
John Fish, the
CEO of Suffolk Construction who is a member of a committee
overhauling Dorchester and Mattapan's Catholic school
system, laid out his vision for the project's future- and
addressed some lingering questions about the reconstruction
of local school buildings in an interview with the
Reporter.
On
the Waterfront
The good, the bad, and the
unfinished work of
reclaiming Dorchester's shoreline
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Dorchester
History
by
Peter F. Stevens
Artwork
courtesy of Celia McDonough
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