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Massachusetts’s elected officials are urging President Trump to reverse his decision to end an immigration program that protected around half a million Haitians living in the US. The Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, ... Read more.
Leaders within the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association intend to mount and fund their own planning initiative aimed at the Dorchester Avenue-Hancock Street-Freeport Street section known as Glover’s Corner. The group, ... Read more.
The Holland Tech (formerly Burke) High School boys’ basketball team capped off an undefeated City League season last Thursday at Madison Park gym with a 71-49 victory over English High School to win the city championship ... Read more.
A group of 22 Dorchester organizations will share $140,000 in grant disbursements from the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) from money paid into a mitigation fund by Edens, the developer of the South Bay Mall ... Read more.
Rising home valuations and tax bills dominated the discussions at the Feb. 4 meeting of the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association. City Councillor John FitzGerald, a leading critic of the city’s most recent assessment ... Read more.
The MBTA is planning multiple service suspensions on weekdays in March on both the Red and Orange Lines for what the agency says will be “critical signal upgrade work.”
Red Line train service between JFK/UMass and ... Read more.
Rhesa Teesdale, creator of the faith-based streetwear brand Prophet | Envoy, is accustomed to packing up orders to send to his growing list of customers. After six years of building his brand, the 23-year-old Dorchester ... Read more.
Boston officials said this week they’re making headway on efforts to ready the state’s largest city for more intense and more frequent extreme weather linked to climate change, citing projects aimed at flood-prone areas ... Read more.
Mayor Wu met with local faith leaders on Tuesday as part of a multi-day listening tour that also included meetings with activists in Mattapan and East Boston as she prepares to offer testimony – and, likely, face tough ... Read more.
Frustrated supporters of the city’s ongoing project to renovate White Stadium made it clear on Monday that opponents, including a non-profit organization that is leading a lawsuit that seeks to block the rehab plan, do ... Read more.
The last vestiges of medical care offered by about two dozen physicians who have maintained office space inside a three-story building on the Carney Hospital campus will end in May with the closing of the complex, ... Read more.
The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved plans for a three-story, 12-unit apartment building on what are now city-owned vacant lots at 23 Nottingham St.
Developer KZ Builders - named for owners Senam Kumahia ... Read more.
Mark Gill Walsh, a 51-year-old Boston Police Detective who served on Dorchester's Area C-11 district earlier in his career, died on Feb. 20 after a series of emergency medical issues. A wake and funeral for the Milton ... Read more.
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.
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