New Beginnings Reentry Services held its 10th anniversary event at Dorchester’s Strand Theatre on Sunday, Nov. 1, with special guest Dr. Angela Davis, a prominent American political activist, philosopher, academic, author, and advocate for social justice and prison abolition. Davis was joined by gubernatorial candidate Andrea James for a fireside chat.
On Nov. 11, 1918 — 108 years ago today —
Bill Brett’s seventh book, “Boston Veterans Appreciation,” turns his lens to capturing portraits local veterans.
The free, family-friendly celebration along the Neponset River Greenway featured costumes, games, crafts, music and
Stories flowed, good-natured jabs were at the ready, and salutes to family members— both living
Boston Police Officer and Dorchester native Tim Wilson might have the best partner on the
On Saturday, Oct. 23, Elevate Cities, in collaboration with the City of Boston, launched #FindTheGoodBoston,
More than 100 residential streets across Boston will be closed to traffic this Halloween weekend
Adams Village is prepping for a very busy day on Sat., Nov. 7. It will
Wind swept over the autumn foliage and centuries-old gravestones at the North Burying Ground in
Free Halloween celebration will feature costumes, candy, games and a festive march along the Neponset
Autumn’s foliage brush is painting a spectacular show this week in the neighborhood, particularly in
In Boston’s tight-knit basketball community, almost everyone knows the name Terrence Clarke, who died in
Dorchester resident Zoe Rodriguez will appear in ‘Love, Loss, and What I Wore’ at Curtain
Hundreds of people found their way to the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center over
Boston’s Little Saigon hosted a festival at Town Field in Fields Corner on Oct. 3
Adams Village merchants came together on Saturday afternoon to host the 2nd annual Fall Fest
