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The former Ashmont Grill site at 555 Talbot Ave. has been sold to a South Boston developer who has signed on the Black-owned Lobzter King catering company to open a full-service restaurant there –a venture that will be known as “The Mix.” Mark Little, of Abacus Builders, which has been very active in development in Dorchester recently, confirmed to the Reporter that an LLC

The former Ashmont Grill site at 555 Talbot Ave. has sold to a South Boston developer who has tapped The Lobzter King catering company as the new tenant to open a full-service restaurant – a Black-owned venture that will be known as ‘The Mix.’ Mark Little, of Abacus Builders – which has been very active developing in Dorchester recently, confirmed that an LLC controlled by him

Beccles Library will be moving back to its home in Byburgate next week.

Beccles Library will be moving back to its home in Byburgate next week.

Though invisible to the naked eye or to those unaffiliated civically, Parkman Street represents a stark boundary between Fields Corner and the St. Mark’s area, and while that boundary has been mostly non-controversial, a nine-unit condo development on the street is highlighting differences on both sides of the line. While the Fields Corner Civic Association (FCCA) has signaled