Red Sox brass visit the Greenwood School with hats in hand
April 10, 2026
An oral history project that focuses on stories from a wide range of Dorchester community members from teenagers to elders who left Vietnam in the 1970s has been turned into a 90-minute documentary that producers hope to screen publicly this summer.
Local News Day is a new national effort to recognize
A push is on to re-name the Ruggles station in Roxbury for Phillis Wheatley (depicted
DotLife chatted with Erica Stocks from the Polish American Citizens Club and the Polish American
Gov. Maura Healey has named Dorchester resident Joyce Linehan to the 19-member governing board of
Leslie MacWeeney Dobbs, an artist, educator, and activist who led the group DotArt, died on
Candelaria Norma Silva-Collins, a former Dorchester resident, author, and civic “connector,” died in North Carolina
Students, staff and community members gathered at the school last Thursday (March 26) for Dever
The “Voices of Dorchester” program on April 11 presented by Historic New England and the
Dorchester vocalist Brian De Lorenzo will release his second big band album, “Toast of the
The Banshee, a Dorchester Avenue pub, comes alive with the authentic Irish language as speakers
The work of Jane Jacobs and the consequences of “The New Boston” came together March
Hundreds of people and dozens of Revolutionary War reenactors on Tuesday, March 17 celebrated the
More than 3,000 eggs full of candy have been prepared for placement for Sunday’s (March
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and residents of the Twin Cities of Minnesota will be
Ella Adams of State House News Service on the commemoration ceremonies to mark the 250th
The Boston Bridge Brigade sets up on the Savin Hill bridge with anti-war messaging that
