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A changing of the guard is coming at Codman Square Health Center, one of the city’s key outposts for health care, education, and civic engagement. Last week, Sandra Cotterell, who has led Codman since 2011, announced that she plans to retire in the coming months, ending a stellar, four-decade-long career in the field, which includes nearly thirty years in Dorchester. Cotterell
Sandra Cotterell, who has spent 29 years working for Codman Square Health Center, the last 12 as its CEO, plans to retire once a new CEO is hired, the Washington Street health center announced last Friday. Cotterell’s first job was as a registered nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital and New England Medical Center in 1979. She later worked for Bay State Health Care, a
The cafe is at the center of Nubian Markets, setting the tone for the space. Customers queue in the morning for pastries and espresso drinks, in the afternoon and evening for sandwiches, salads, and bowls, then sit at long wood tables to work and socialize.
Wednesday, dozens rejoiced as Bartlett Place inRoxbury became the official home to Nubian Markets, a fast-casual eatery, grocery store, and community space informed by the African diaspora.
Brothers Deli is an essential part of Mattapan Square, opening at 7:30 a.m. seven days a week to serve up hearty breakfasts, scrambled eggs and grits, and other fare for the steady stream of people coming in off Blue Hill Avenue. Nine years ago, it was also the site of a fateful meeting between three state lawmakers who had just toured a MBTA-owned vacant lot on River Street,