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Steve made mention, it will be just a scorcher out there today. So sue, this could be a record setting day . It could easily be a record tying day today. We did it, we reached annex seeded 90 degrees yesterday. How high will the temperatures go today . Well have some numbers coming up for you. Chris . All right, hot under the collar, yes, toll hikes coming for people who take the pennsylvania turnpike, just how much more we can expect to pay. When this will go into effect, karen, good morning. T...

Landmarks of actor landmarks most beloved films, one of those movies the dead Poets Society film right here in delaware. We will talk to actors who work on that movie with him. Good day everybody it is wednesday, august 13th, 2014. We want to know what are you doing to get ready for back to school season, your favorite items, what are you trying to find that you just cannot. I will drop kids off early, maybe tomorrow. Yes, that is nice, chris. Use hash tag fox 29bts and just i go inner him. We a...

Before she began reading from her debut collection of poetry, “Dot Girl,” Linda Carney-Goodrich shared an explainer about complex post-traumatic stress disorder.

The Dorchester Day Parade Committee held a new fundraising event last Saturday (March 23) at the Murphy School cafeteria with ice cream sundaes and a visit from the Easter Bunny. Committee co-chairs Kelly Walsh and Brianne Gore said they were very excited at the turnout as hundreds of young people came out to feast on Lazy Bear ice cream and dance with the Easter Bunny. They

MURPHY Schools’ bad weather plan

Students in Sean Fitzgerald’s fourth grade class at the Murphy School – with help from some eighth graders – raised $1,133 for The Women’s Lunch Place shelter in the Back Bay this month by selling homemade Christmas ornaments crafted from a tree that came down in Fitzgerald’s yard. Fitzgerald said the class has been studying the idea of volunteering and making changes to their

Washington Township School was one of the first to consolidate in March of 1920 when a group of five men were elected to act as a building committee. When the school opened in late fall of 1921, nine other rural schools in the township were closed.

"Sally was a dedicated educator who loved teaching her second graders, especially poetry and all types of children’s literature."

The anticipated Mass and Cass spillover should the mayor’s anti-encampment ordinance pass this month is already occurring, driven by what one city councilor says is the dangerousness of the area pushing its inhabitants to set up tents elsewhere.

In 1983, Ed and Mary Forry launched a monthly newspaper from a makeshift office in their Lower Mills home. Forty years later, The Reporter is still in business and the Forry’s vision of creating a quality hometown newspaper for Boston’s largest neighborhood remains a weekly work in progress. When he left his home near Dorchester Park that Monday morning in August of 1983, Ed