Some of the ideas included using landscaping and new walkways to center the stature of Edward Everett.
The discussion, presented in partnership with Massachusetts Action for Justice and the Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance, will focus on the housing crisis that gripped parts of Dorchester from roughly 1968 to 1972.
For the second cycle in a row, U.S. Sen. Ed Markey has dispatched a primary challenge from another member of the state’s all-Democrat congressional delegation, cruising to victory Tuesday over U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton and positioning himself one election away from another six-year term.
The discussion, presented in partnership with Massachusetts Action for Justice and the Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance, will focus on the housing crisis that gripped parts of Dorchester from roughly 1968 to 1972.
Cuts in spending for youth jobs in the mayor’s budget have ignited outrage among many of those same people who benefitted from employment programs in the past.
“These kids are way smarter than I am,” said judge Mark Deluca. “They’re very creative and work very hard.”
Rollins must gather 1,000 signatures by next week to appear on the 2026 ballot.
Bill Walczak has some thoughts and questions as we move toward a redevelopment plan for Carney Hospital.
The proposal by property owners Jim Pascal Jr. and Tyler Pascal would replace portions of an existing property at 39 Minot St. with three buildings totaling 26 condominium units.
Naamah Brown decided to create a safe play space for her son Jason and other kids on the autism spectrum.
Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden won a decisive victory on Tuesday as he fended off challenges from former staffer Linda Champion and Rachael Rollins, his predecessor.
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