Fields Corner
The 4th annual Night Market/Cho Đêm put on by Boston Little Saigon cultural district was another feather in the cap for Fields Corner and the neighborhood at-large with thousands gathering for food and entertainment in a showcase of Vietnamese American... Read more
Plans for redeveloping a key Fields Corner building at 1444-1446 Dorchester Ave. – the O’Hearn-Dorchester Music Hall building that is now home to the 02122 branch of the United States Postal Service – were featured for discussion at a virtual public... Read more
The 4th annual Night Market/Cho Dem will take place this Saturday (July 12) from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Fields Corner as food treats, music, and socializing in traditional Vietnamese-style street market close down Dorchester Avenue between Adams and... Read more
Five years ago, Vivian and Elisa Girard found themselves frustrated with the housing industry’s inability to produce homes for working people in Dorchester, but instead of complaining, they set out to see if they could do better.
Today, they are welcoming... Read more
As work begins in earnest on a $30.9 million project to build a new branch library in Fields Corner this month, Mayor Wu and other elected leaders joined Boston Public Library officials and residents for an official groundbreaking ceremony on Monday... Read more
When Tan Nhat Bich emigrated to the United States from Vietnam in 1992, he was a well-known martial arts kickboxer and grandmaster in his native country. Once he and his family were settled in Dorchester‚ he moved to introduce traditional Vietnamese... Read more
The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday approved a proposed Papa John's at 1501 Dorchester Ave. in Fields Corner after the franchisee agreed to add salads, and possibly other healthy offerings to its menu - and to require all delivery drivers to make... Read more
The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday approved plans by the McDonald's at 500 Geneva Ave. in Dorchester's Fields Corner to extend its current midnight closing time to 3 a.m. - but only for pick ups by third-party delivery services, so burger-mad night... Read more
Lan Le hasn’t seen Vietnam in this century.
Now 52, she left her native land in the post-war chaos of the late 1970s and survived the horrors of a refugee camp in Macau before settling in Boston in 1981. With her relatives, she carved out a life as a... Read more
A summer job program for young people in Fields Corner has turned into a summer business venture, as a number of teens have used their summer to learn how to take a business from concept to opening.
The fruits of that labor will be paid in froyo – when... Read more
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