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Dorchester is by far Boston's largest and most populous community. But Dot, as it's known to locals, is hard to define as a singular neighborhood: rather, it's a cluster of villages covering six square miles that's home to a fifth of Bostonians.

CISA offering SNAP, HIP training sessions Farm employees are invited to a series of training sessions organized by the South Deerfield-based Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture (CISA) that are focused on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...

In Boston, the CommonWealth Kitchen has cooked up a successful model of community economic development by incubating businesses in a predominantly Black neighborhood. Crucially, financial profit was not the main goal but the real rewards might be invaluable.

In Boston, the average white-owned food business earns $1.1 million per year, while Hispanic-owned businesses earn $243,000 and Black-owned businesses earn $475,681. Can partnerships like this one help close those disparities?

Food incubator CommonWealth Kitchen buys 36,000-square-foot space in Dorchester Amy Sokolow © Provided by Boston Herald BOSTON, MA - July 23: Jen Faigel, Executive Director & Co-Founder of CommonWealth Kitchen gives a tour in Dorchester on July 23, 2021 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) CommonWealth Kitchen, a Dorchester-based nonprofit that helps food startups get off the ground, is settling into its new permanent home in the...