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For decades, visitors entering Grove Hall from Roxbury by foot, car, or bus were greeted by a derelict brick wall and an overgrown empty lot next to the neighborhood’s busy Post Office and business district. It was hardly the first impression that community members were looking for. Today, thanks to a grass-roots effort of volunteers and artists, those coming into Grove Hall

The magic minute for high school students around the city and in Dorchester on Friday, Jan. 14, was at 10:30 a.m. That’s when Boston’s high schoolers staged a massive “walk-out” to draw attention to the lack of COVID-19 safety measures in their schools – pointing particularly at Gov. Charlie Baker and his Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). At the

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

Three weeks after Henderson Upper School principal Patricia Lampron was beaten unconscious on the sidewalk in front of the school — allegedly by a 9th grade student — parents, union leaders and city councillors sought to pressure BPS officials to do more to ensure safety of staff and students at the Croftland Avenue schoolhouse. The event was organized by the local SEIU 888

Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria and First Lady Stacy DeMaria led the City of Everett’s candlelight vigil in honor of Kristin Ciarlone-Fulton Sunday night at Glendale Park. Hundreds of family and friends attended the ceremony in memory of the beloved city…

Every few months now it seems there is a “surge” of COVID-19 cases, and everyone worries aloud about a repeat of what happened here one year ago. In the community, it’s a constant concern for people as they see case…

      The warmer weather means it’s time to start thinking about home improvement projects. Whether you’re getting your home in tip-top shape for your own enjoyment, or getting it ready to put on the market, not all home improvement projects…

Chelsea’s Judith Garcia is officially joining The Neighborhood Developers (TND) as Communications Manager in an effort to help amplify the organization’s mission of creating strong neighborhoods enabling community members to secure a stable home, achieve economic mobility, and determine their…

More than 60 candidates applied for the new Diversity Director position within the City of Chelsea – a new department that will have high-level status and will be charged with making City government more inclusive and welcoming. It’s a department proposed by City Manager Tom Ambrosino and Councilor Leo Robinson last summer in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, and in response to a list of demands from young people in Chelsea. Earlier this year, the City put together a Hiring Committee ...

I lost a bet, and therefore had to watch 14 bad matches By zebrainatux on Feb 9, 2021, 1:40am EST 8 This is why you don’t gamble kids. Context, about a month ago, I made a bet: I was so certain Daniel Bryan was going to win the rumble, that I said I would double the usual amount of bad matches I watched to 14 if he didn’t. Then about two days before mania my brain went, "oh shit there was that Seth/Daniel tease when Seth first arrived on Smackdown" so I panicked. Then Edge won, ...