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Thousands of people spent a summer evening in Fields Corner last year flowing through a Dorchester Avenue scene filled with vendors who were selling grilled meat and seafood as part of a “night market” in Boston’s “Little Saigon” neighborhood. The event was “wildly popular,” as Segun Idowu, Mayor Wu’s chief of economic opportunity, put it. “I think the huge turnout shows the
Mayor Michelle Wu has tapped John Borders IV, a Dorchester native who previously worked for the Boston Celtics, as her new director of tourism, sports and entertainment. He started the job Monday. As head of the office of tourism, sports and entertainment, Borders IV is tasked with pulling events, conventions, festivals and meetings to the city. His office will work with Meet
Mayor Michelle Wu has tapped John Borders IV, a Dorchester native who previously worked for the Boston Celtics, as her new director of tourism, sports and entertainment. He started the job Monday.
A wounded Bay Area veteran is about to become a new homeowner courtesy of the Gary Sinise Foundation.
The leaders are splitting $230,000 in grants — $10,000 each — to further their work within their communities