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Having spent much of the last year working to make sure the state's public transportation system does not repeat the failures of last winter, Gov. Charlie Baker and the MBTA will get the first chance to test their new ... Read more.
A Dorchester Avenue grocery store and its owner will pay more than $100,000 in restitution and fines for underpaying employees. Truong-Thinh Market, Inc. and its president, Joseph Pham, have agreed to pay more than $84, ... Read more.
The winter weather that looks to be on track for a Tuesday morning arrival will be a test of the MBTA's new winter storm management system, Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack said Monday.
"We're obviously ... Read more.
The Boston Fire Department reports a fire called in around 5:40 p.m. on Saturday in a three-family house at 29 Alpha Rd. went to four alarms before it was brought under control.
No injuries were reported; the Red ... Read more.
The Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education is considering closing Dorchester Collegiate Academy Charter School, a facility with historically poor academic achievement that was placed on probation two ... Read more.
Tuesday (29th) – Celebrate! at the Kennedy Library. A free performances for children ages 5 and up features Holiday Troubadours, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Take a musical journey around the world in this ... Read more.
The Roberts Playground Play Area on Dunbar Avenue is set to be renovated next summer and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department is seeking public input through an online survey.
Planned renovations to the park ... Read more.
Two men who were arrested Saturday on gun charges after gang-unit officers stopped the cab they were in on Norwell Street attacked a man in the Dorchester District Court lockup while awaiting arraignment on Monday morning ... Read more.
The Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation submitted an application last week to the Boston Redevelopment Authority for a new housing development project that would bring 17 mixed-income housing units to the ... Read more.
In the midst of a booming market, a housing shortage, and increasing confusion about the role of civic associations as neighborhood construction projects come on line, the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association (CSHCA) ... Read more.
Carney Hospital will discontinue its two-year-old Family Medicine resident program next year, a setback for the community hospital as it seeks to balance its budget while juggling increased costs and an uptick in patient ... Read more.
Thursday (17th) – Area B-3 Boston Police host their annual Christmas party at the Mildred Avenue School, 5 Mildred Ave., Mattapan from 4-8 p.m.
Friday (18th) – First annual ... Read more.
The City of Boston’s annual report on student housing is being assembled and is expected to roll out within the next several weeks, according to city officials.
Assembled from the University Accountability Reports ... Read more.
Fair housing advocates are challenging a component of the Walsh administration’s new version of an Inclusionary ... Read more.
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