Kevin Deabler, co-founder of RODE Architects, says we need to think about much more than traffic when designing Dorchester’s infrastructure of the future— particularly along the coast.
Fourteen years after the state’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) first put a school district in receivership, education activists are now pushing for an end to the practice, citing the state’s checkered record of running schools and districts and the loss of local control.
Kevin Deabler, co-founder of RODE Architects, says we need to think about much more than traffic when designing Dorchester’s infrastructure of the future— particularly along the coast.
Esiah McGauley from Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, Dorchester, has been awarded the High School Inspiration Scholarship for the Class of 2030, according to
Brookview House started with an ideal in the minds of a group of church friends who were not willing to accept family homelessness in Boston,
The annual Dorchester Tree Lighting Committee held its cavalcade of lightings stretching from Port Norfolk to Peabody Square last Saturday (Nov. 29)
Temperatures reaching 60 degrees, the aroma of burgers and dogs drifting through the air, and music blasting out of a pair of speakers made for
A series of residential projects on formerly vacant city-owned lots along the Glenway Street corridor have broken ground this fall and are under construction. Many
One year after voters passed a ballot referendum barring the state from using the MCAS exam as a graduation requirement, Gov. Healey joined education officials
Time-sensitive plan to lower tax bills for Boston residents stuck in neutral as Senate won’t assign it to a committee, according to State House News Service.
As more people in the Boston area feel squeezed by the housing market, they’re facing
The owner of Pho Que Restaurant at 291 Adams St. has told members of the
Hundreds of Boston properties with rooftop antennas are eligible to recoup money owed to them
The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved a developer’s plan to build a three
On Nov. 11, Cedar Grove @ Ashmont opened for business at 1973 Dorchester Ave., across
St. Mary’s Center for Women and Children kicked off a fundraising campaign for their plans
Two developers have filed plans to replace a house turned into an insurance office with
The Latino Law Enforcement Group of Boston held a domino tournament at the Boston Police
There’s still time for the Boston City Council to hold hearings on key BPS decisions,