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Dorchester’s Youth Hockey’s Pee Wee A team won the 30th annual Mayor’s Cup ice hockey tournament, which was held over two weeks in December. More than 1,000 players from 7 Boston neighborhoods took the ice in 136 games, culminating with the finale on Dec. 30 at Boston College’s Conte Forum. The Pee Wee team defeated Parkway 5-1 for the championship in a re-match against their

When residents said Onyx Management and Development's plans for six condos in three attached buildings at 45 Milton Ave. in Dorchester would lead to parking woes on the street, the company responded with a proposal for nine parking spaces in a backyard that would be taken up almost entirely by a driveway and the spaces, with room for just three or four potted shrubs. The

For the second time in a year, the Zoning Board of Appeal has rejected a proposal by a billboard company and the Polish American Citizens Club to erect a digital billboard on club property to beam ads at Expressway drivers - and to help financially support the non-profit club. The club and Media Partners MRV of Norwell are already suing the zoning board over its rejection of

Developer and restaurant owner Joey Arcari says he hopes to open a 40-seat restaurant with "full service American cuisine" in the new residential building he's building at 1121 Dorchester Ave. in Dorchester. If approved by the Boston Licensing Board at a meeting on Thursday, Arcari would buy the liquor license from the operators of Tavitas in South Station - a rare example of

The Zoning Board of Appeal today agreed to reconsider its decision in May to reject a plan by the Polish-American Club on Boston Street to erect a new billboard on a pole next to I-93, not because the club has since sued the board but because its zoning lawyer has since filed detailed renderings of what the billboard would look like, information the board didn't have in May.

The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved a new three deckers on what are now vacant lots on Church Street at Fifield Street and Fowler Street, but rejected one proposed to go behind an existing three decker on Homes Avenue. The board unanimously approved a proposal by Sean George and Scott Kirkwood for a new three decker on a roughly 2,660-square-foot lot 16 Church St.,

The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday rejected a proposal to couple the erection of a digital billboard in the backyard of the Polish-American Citizens Club on Boston Street, overlooking the Expressway, with the elimination of three existing billboards elsewhere in Dorchester. Polish-American officials and supporters said the rental revenue from the proposed bill would help