The DotLife podcast’s latest Reporter news segment features updates from Cassidy McNeeley and Bill Forry, who chat with host Erin Caldwell about some of the headlines in this week’s Reporter edition.
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.
The next “3rd Thursday” hang-out is on April 16 from 6 to 9 p.m.
“More slime!” seems to have become the default response to what children want to see more of at Codman, according to Rebekah.
Local News Day is a new national effort to recognize the essential role that local journalism plays in keeping communities informed, connected, and engaged throughout the United States.
A push is on to re-name the Ruggles station in Roxbury for Phillis Wheatley (depicted in this statue) or another prominent person not connected to the slave trade.
