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Dorchester's Anh Hong, a beloved restaurant in Boston Little Saigon, has permanently closed. Read more on Boston.com.

The incident took place on Faulkner Street near Dorchester Avenue in Fields Corner. Read more at Boston.com.

A shooting at a gun range in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood was being investigated Monday, police said. The shooting took place at a facility on Faulkner...

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A shooting at a gun range in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood was being investigated Monday, police said. The shooting took place at a facility on Faulkner...

Customers who choose the city’s Community Choice Electricity program as their supplier will see lower rates, according to Mayor Michelle Wu. The rates went into effect November 2021 and run through December 2023. The program’s rates are lower than those of Eversource, the local utility provider, for “at least six months,” according to the Wu administration.

Customers who choose the city’s Community Choice Electricity program as their supplier will see lower rates, according to Mayor Michelle Wu. The rates went into effect November 2021 and run through December 2023. The program’s rates are lower than those of Eversource, the local utility provider, for “at least six months,” according to the Wu administration.

Despite supply chain headaches and increasing food costs, Dorchester retailers and restaurants are reporting a great start to the holiday season as shoppers stay close to home to avoid crowds – a trend merchants hope will continue throughout the month and beyond. Following 2020’s move to online gifting as holiday shopping fell in the path of Covid’s “second surge” – largely at

Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced new, lower electricity rates through Boston’s Community Choice Electricity (CCE) program, and encouraged all customers to choose CCE as their electricity supplier.

Several Dorchester-based product vendors and the Mather School Parent Council have teamed up to offer a holiday gift box that helps to support local businesses and the school at the same time. Jane Donaghey, president of the Mather Parent Council, said they were trying to figure out a way to raise money for field trips and extras at the Meetinghouse Hill school, and at the