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The second annual Boston Little Saigon Cho Dem (Night Market) presented a cavalcade of exciting entertainment, food, and fun on Dorchester Avenue and Town Field last Saturday, with thousands flocking to Fields Corner to take in the increasingly popular evening on the Ave. This year, the city closed Dorchester Avenue from Adams Street to Park Street, making it a piazza for

The best things to do in Boston this weekend, July 13-16, including free outdoor movies and a free Vince Gil concert at TD Garden.

In his first formal endorsement since leaving City Hall and the Biden administration, Marty Walsh is backing John FitzGerald in the race to replace Frank Baker, who isn't running for reelection after spending more than a decade as District 3’s councillor. FitzGerald, 41, is a son of the late Mission Hill state Rep. Kevin Fitzgerald, who served with Walsh in the state

Fields Corner transforms into the Boston Little Saigon Night Market. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

When the Dorchester photographer Mike Ritter set out to capture the neighborhood, he hoped to counter some of the negative headlines by showing the amazing qualities and diversity of its residents. If the opening show at the Strand Theatre last Friday (June 23) was any indication, Ritter did all that and more. The “Beautiful Dot” program got underway last fall through a grant

Red Line service will bypass the Savin Hill station in Dorchester through the end of service Friday as crews perform stairwell maintenance inside the station,<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/savin-hill-station-temporarily-closed-as-crews-perform-stairwell-maintenance-mbta-says/">Read More</a>

MBTA officials on Friday abruptly closed Savin Hill Station to riders after inspections to two staircases between the lobby and the train platform. The station is scheduled to reopen to riders on Saturday. “Structural engineering consultants last evening recommended closing one of the staircases following an inspection,” T spokesman Joe Pesaturo said in an email.

An MBTA spokesperson said they made the decision to close the station following inspections of two staircases between the lobby and the train platform.

The Boston Teachers Union doesn’t expect to make an endorsement in the District 3 preliminary. A spokesperson for the city’s largest municipal union, which has more than 8,000 members, confirmed in an email to the Reporter that there are no plans to endorse a candidate in the Sept. 12 preliminary. The field of candidates includes current and former teachers: Joel Richards, a

A guide to shopping, eating, and more in Dorchester, Boston’s largest neighborhood.