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Mayor Michelle Wu unveiled proposals for a $4.28 billion operating budget for fiscal year 2024 and a $4.2 billion five-year capital plan.

Operating budget and capital plan include landmark investments in street safety, community centers, branch libraries, swimming pools, and school buildings to bolster resources for families BOSTON - Wednesday, April 12, 2023 - Mayor Michelle Wu today proposed her administration’s proposed operating budget and capital plan for the next fiscal year. The proposal combines new initiatives […]

The non-profit grocery store Daily Table opened its fourth location last week on the ground floor of The Loop, the mixed-use building that is nearing completion on what was once a parking lot next to Mattapan station at 474 River St. The four-story building will also house 135 units of housing, the first large-scale development of its kind in Mattapan Square in recent years.

The dome and lantern tower of Dorchester’s Second Church has been standing proudly above Codman Square since 1806. Last week, it was removed from its perch for critical structural repairs. Jeff Gonyeau, a Dorchester resident and preservation expert who has been heading up the Second Church’s repair project, said the decision to remove the steeple’s elements was made quickly

Domino’s Pizza is eyeing a Washington Street storefront in Codman Square as a site for a new store. The proposal was set to be discussed at the Codman Square Neighborhood Council (CSNC) meeting on Wednesday night this week. Cynthia Loesch Johnson, who chairs the council, said that representatives from the national pizza chain are expected to make a presentation at the meeting

It struck me when the year changed to 2023, that this April I would have been married to Linda, my first wife, for 50 years had she not been struck down by cancer seven years ago. We were married at 18. In recent years, if a curious person found out that I married as a teen, the question of how we met would come up. When I’d say, “She picked me up hitchhiking,” I’d hear a

It struck me when the year changed to 2023, that this April I would have been married to Linda, my first wife, for 50 years had she not been struck down by cancer seven years ago. We were married at 18. In recent years, if a curious person found out that I married as a teen, the question of how we met would come up. When I’d say, “She picked me up hitchhiking,” I’d hear a

Corinthians tells us that of all the greatest attributes of humanity - faith, hope and charity - the greatest is love for without love our lives are nothing more than

Scores of residents and professionals from the neighborhood delighted in taking a look at the renovated Pierce Building that has been painstakingly restored by the Dorchester Bay Economic Development Council (EDC) during an open house last Tuesday. The event showcased all four floors, which have been renovated with history in mind and opened to support non-profits and small

The Dorchester Winter Farmers Market (DWFM), temporarily operating inside and outside Shawmut Station due to ongoing renovation at the Great Hall in Codman Square, opened for the season last Saturday and will operate every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. through March 18. Founded in 2013, it is the only winter market in Dorchester and a great place to buy farm fresh produce,