The Chicago company that owns parcel where WLVI used to be on Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester is asking a judge to throw out one of two suits by a Boston developer over failed plans to build two 18-story apartment buildings there, charging the developer simply failed to get the project started by the time its purchase-and-sale agreement expired.
Members of the Roxbury Neighborhood Council are quarreling with the Wu administration over who has the power to nominate members.
Members of the Roxbury Neighborhood Council are quarreling with the Wu administration over who has the power to nominate members.
The Savin Hill Avenue entrance to the Red Line’s Savin Hill Station will remain under construction through the end of the month as T workers
The latest round of reforms would give developers more flexibility in meeting affordable housing requirements, allow them to spread payments over seven years instead of
Nefertiti Walker will serve as interim chancellor of UMass Boston.
Fields Corner-based VietAID held its 32nd annual fundraiser gala at Venezia on Friday night, Oct. 30, with a sold-out crowd hearing the organization’s focus on
Youth Enrichment Services (YES), a nonprofit committed to providing Boston’s young people with impactful and rewarding year-round outdoor experiences, has played an integral role in
Stories flowed, good-natured jabs were at the ready, and salutes to family members— both living and long-gone, but well-remembered— were in steady supply last Friday
Pamela D. Everhart, a Dorchester resident who is senior vice president and head of regional public affairs and impact at Fidelity Investments, was honored as
In Boston’s own contribution to an anti-Trump blue wave that swept across the nation this week, city voters reelected Gov. Maura Healey, US Sen. Ed
Mayor says proposed zoning changes could save entrepreneurs months of delays and thousands of dollars; incoming Licensing Board chair pledges focus on equity
The bread aisles at Target stores offer a bazaar of competition, with dozens of brands and bake houses clamoring for attention to their products. But
Around Dorchester, neighborhood pride is a common sight. Murals, window decals, apparel, and OFD bumper stickers are daily reminders about how Boston’s largest and most
For the past two years, librarians have read to children in an ice cream shop and other places in Fields Corner during the temporary closure
The Boston City council on Wednesday voted to subpoena MBTA general manager Phil Eng to testify over the controversial Blue Hill Avenue redevelopment project.
The US Postal Service has confirmed that its Fields Corner Post Office will not reopen at its longtime location at 218 Adams St. after the
