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The annual Black History month celebration at Keystone Apartments typically draws a crowd of seniors and — over the years— draws supportive politicians eager to greet the Neponset building’s highly-engaged residents, who ... Read more.
Joining Opponents At Presser, Kraft Says He's Open To Stadium Upgrades
Tensions ratcheted up Wednesday over plans to renovate White Stadium and use it as the home for a professional women's soccer ... Read more.
After hours of debate, the Boston City Council has once again sent Mayor Wu’s tax relief proposal to Beacon Hill. It was a nearly unanimous vote at 12-1, with Councillor Ed Flynn the lone “no” vote for the measure, which ... Read more.
Residents of neighborhoods surrounding Franklin Park packed a meeting last week to denounce the city’s plan to demolish and rebuild White Stadium, a move many said will disenfranchise youths and the Black community in ... Read more.
To the Editor:
Thank you for the commentary from Mr. Euan Davis about the negative effects of rental and lease terms on small businesses in the Feb. 6 edition of The Reporter. His story struck a chord here in ... Read more.
In the last half of the 1950s, the halls of Boston College High School on Morrissey Blvd. in Dorchester were dominated by the black-robed presence of close to 50 members of the Society of Jesus serving as teachers and ... Read more.
“Blood on the Streets,” a Boston Globe investigative series that dives deeply into the history of a decades-long feud in Boston’s Cape ... Read more.
The owners of Down Home Delivery & Catering at 2-8 Bowdoin St. won approval last week for its plan to replace their current building with a 7-story apartment building, with 2,400 square feet of ground-floor space for ... Read more.
Breakfast seems to be the most important meal of the day for neighborhood business leaders, especially for networking. Given that, the Greater Ashmont Main Streets (GAMS) and UMass Boston have combined forces to sponsor a ... Read more.
Boston Police officers with a search warrant arrested a Randolph man in a Cummins Highway apartment near Mattapan Square last Wednesday morning (Feb. 12) during an operation that police say yielded a loaded rifle, three ... Read more.
Dorchester native Herb Chambers has agreed to sell his chain of car dealerships to a Georgia-based company in a deal worth $1.34 billion, according to a report on Tuesday in The Boston Globe, which said the 83-year-old ... Read more.
The old playground basketball game Around the World could be compared to the hoops career of Dorchester native Courtney Eldridge who traveled across the globe with a basketball in hand before finally finding a home as an ... Read more.
As the president and CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, I see many opportunities and advantages for the people and businesses of our region. To bring these opportunities to reality, we need to align in a ... Read more.
A diner on Bowdoin Street and a Jamaican restaurant on Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan were among the establishments in Dorchester and Mattapan given new beer-and-wine and all-alcohol licenses last Thursday by the Boston ... Read more.
The state’s Department of Children and Families (DCF) will open a new facility at 90 River Street near Lower Mills in a retail space that has been empty since a Walgreens store closed abruptly in 2022. The state-run ... Read more.
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Dorchester closed abruptly on Tuesday, but will reopen to the public Wednesday, following a chaotic sequence of events triggered by a White House executive order that ... Read more.
Flooding along the Neponset River inundated Milton station on the Mattapan High-Speed Trolley Line on Tuesday morning, prompting a rescue operation by the Milton Fire Department after a trolley with six passengers and an ... Read more.
The city’s contentious Squares + Streets re-zoning program for Codman Square and Four Corners has been put on pause until 2026, Planning Department officials confirmed this week.
The reason: to do more study in ... Read more.
Black History Month takes on a tasty dimension in Greater Boston, thanks in large part to State Rep. Chynah Tyler of Roxbury, who started the Black Restaurant Challenge in 2018 as way to elevate Black businesses and ... Read more.
This morning, residents and business owners throughout the Greater Ashmont Main Street district woke up to messages of love and kindness spread around the neighborhood. But it wasn't Cupid’s doing.
Earlier this ... Read more.
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