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Thursday, January 31, 2008

Video of brutal Fields Corner attack prompts outrage, action

An investigation is underway targeting those involved in a brutal beating of two young people in Fields Corner last June. The incident, which was recorded and has been circulating on Internet websites for many months, involved local Vietnamese teens and young adults. In addition to the police probe, the video has led to a new effort among local agencies that serve the Vietnamese community to respond to what some say is an underserved group of teens. Full story, here.

TOP STORIES
Comment: Feeney, Forry press case for their prez pick
Reporter Editorial: Obama for President

New push to combat crime in Washington-Talbot corridor
Plus: Courthouse Round-Up

With Irish returning home, pub scene shifts on Dot Ave.

Parents angered by St. Mary's school closing

Child care center moves into old St. Matthew's schoolhouse

Key Cummins Highway site in limbo

Seventh annual 'Tet in Boston' fest set for weekend


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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.

Hockey hero O'Sullivan trades blades for patrolman's badge

Chris O'Sullivan, of the well-known Neponset hockey clan, has crossed a new blue line. The former NHL player was sworn in as a Boston Police officer last month. O'Sullivan is shown above after his swearing-in ceremony with three of his brothers (l-r) Tommy, Shaun and Peter. At right, Chris is shown wearing no. 19 during his stint with the Calgary Flames. Photos courtesy O'Sullivan family/ Calgary Flames Hockey Club.
Plus: Latest Dot puck prospect headed for the Heights





On the Waterfront
The good, the bad, and the unfinished work of
reclaiming Dorchester's shoreline 

Dorchester History
by Peter F. Stevens
Artwork courtesy of Celia McDonough
 

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