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Two Dorchester incumbents in the House of Representatives are seeking to stave off challenges to their seats today: Rep. Daniel Cullinane has two challengers as he seeks his second full term: Jovan Lacet, a Mattapan ... Read more.
The population of UMass Boston is becoming increasingly multigenerational, and one reason for the mix is the number of Dorchester’s senior citizens who attend and, in many cases, teach classes through the university’s ... Read more.
The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) has honored Daniel J. Driscoll, President and CEO of Harbor Health Services with the Cornell Scott Excellence in Leadership Award. The award honors outstanding ... Read more.
Mattapan Community Health Center (MCHC) will host its 20th annual Health Care Revival on Saturday, September 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Boston Public Health Commission Campus at 249 River St., Mattapan. The ... Read more.
The Fields Corner Civic Association considered proposals for two neighborhood developments at their monthly meeting on Tuesday night, paving the way to an opening for an Asian-inspired bakery while waiting on more ... Read more.
An attempt to rezone two parcels of Cedar Grove Cemetery land abutting Granite Avenue was put on hold on at a zoning hearing Wednesday after neighbors and Zoning Commission members aired concerns about the future use of ... Read more.
A Dorchester man was ordered held in lieu of $5,000 cash bail Tuesday on charges he drunkenly ran down a woman crossing Morton Street Saturday night.
Johnette Sims, 46, was pronounced dead at the scene on Morton ... Read more.
State Police report Johnette Sims, 46, of Dorchester, died around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday when hit by a drunk driver on Morton Street at Canterbury Street, across from the VFW post.
State Police say Anthony Buchanan ... Read more.
Updated: Boston Police reported on Friday that Ms. Bynoe was found and is safe.
Boston Police are asking for the public's help to locate an elderly woman who suffers from Alzheimer's Disease and was last ... Read more.
Jodie Baehre is a powerhouse. At the age of 33, she’s a full-time artist advocating for the cultural community of Boston with her ultra-vivid and innovative perspective on Boston’s city landscape – its rooftops, steeples ... Read more.
Dorchester developer Douglas George is proposing a large residential development for a swath of Massachusetts Avenue occupied until recently by a car dealership and industrial firms.
The Development company ... Read more.
Paralympic runner Chaz Davis, who is legally blind, won the annual Martin Richard Memorial One Mile Invitational, which was held on Aug. 18 at Moakley Park in South Boston. The event honors the life of Dorchester’s own ... Read more.
Citizens Energy co-founder and former Perkins School for the Blind President Steven Rothstein has been selected as the new executive director of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, the organization announced Tuesday ... Read more.
With one week until the Sept. 8 primary election, several Dorchester and Mattapan incumbents are seeking to stave off challenges to their seats while others are running unopposed, among them state Sen. Linda Dorcena Forry ... Read more.
The campaign supporting a ballot question to allow additional charter schools in Massachusetts on Tuesday launched a new television ad aimed at highlighting the successes of charter schools and the options they provide ... Read more.
MBTA patrons exiting the Fields Corner Station on the Geneva Avenue/Vinson Street side are noticing that the bus stop island park just got a whole lot more festive and intriguing, thanks to the recent installation of some ... Read more.
Since 1990, the Summer Search program has had a deeply positive impact on dozens of high school students who have spent their summer vacations far from home, learning, teaching, building, and doing environmental projects ... Read more.
A newly published Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) report that examines residential and employment patterns— and related commuter flows— in Greater Boston reveals some interesting statistics about Dorchester and ... Read more.
The summer's prolonged drought continues to deplete the state's water resources.
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, all of Massachusetts was "abnormally dry" as of last week, and 75 percent of the state was ... Read more.
Officials from Cedar Grove Cemetery are seeking a zoning designation change for two parcels of land abutting Granite Avenue. The change from burial ground to a one-family lot and parking availability would pave the way ... Read more.
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