Louis D. Brown Peace Institute will host the 30th Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace on Sunday, May 10, 7 a.m.
Boston City Singers perform in a TinyDot performance. Plus: headlines from the Dorchester Reporter.
Dorchester is blighted with billboards, says Bill Walczak, who argues that special “grandfather” rules that allow them should be changed.
Members of the Dorchester Midget hockey team that won a national title in 2000 held a reunion at McGonagle’s Pub in Neponset recently to celebrate the team’s incredible run for Dorchester Youth Hockey (DYH).
Kroc Center team is ever at the ready to assist Bostonians impacted by disasters such as house fires. Truman Dickerson reports.
In two separate trials, Suffolk County jurors found Gerard Vick, 33, guilty on four counts, including carrying a firearm without a license (second offense), carrying a loaded firearm and possession of a machine gun.
With the push for pursuing policies locally to protect our kids on social media, it’s important to call out that there is a more concrete, effective answer at the federal level.
On Sat., April 18, more than 40 community members gathered at the Codman Square Library for “Give Them Their Flowers: A Community Workshop Honoring the 133 Women of Cedar Grove.”
Boston College High School will expand its middle school to include sixth grade beginning in fall 2027, extending the Jesuit school’s program to grades 6 through 12.
More precipitation and outdated infrastructure hampers the water quality of the three rivers that flow into Boston Harbor, including the Neponset.
$3 million also laid out for resilience infrastructure, says Senator Collins.
A May 17 community dance fundraiser is planned at Tony Williams Dance Studio to support a scholarship named for Kyre Ambrose, who was killed in Jan. 2025.
Vu Huynh — shown with his daughter, Emma, inside their restaurant, Huong Que, at 272 Adams St.—plans to open a companion billiards hall next door. Seth Daniel photo
A review of public comments submitted to city officials about a proposed condo project next to the Eire Pub show widespread opposition to the current plan.