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The big screen at New England Aquarium’s IMAX Theatre was a welcome home last Friday evening for the unveiling of the second installment of a documentary film project produced by Mattapan 15-year-old Moses Sibley and a host of other teens and staff from the Mattapan Teen Center (MTC).
Between scenic shots of the High Speed Trolley clicking through the falling snow, of water rushing along the lush banks of the Neponset, and of the Blue Hill Avenue streetscape, teen film director Moses Sibley of the Mattapan Teen Center (MTC) located the pulse of the people of Mattapan and put it on film in “Mattapan The Documentary,” which has become the talk of the
The National Night Out celebration in Mattapan took place in Almont Park on Monday, Aug. 1, in the evening. Almont Park was full of activity, including tennis, Pop Warner football, basketball camp and all of that contributed to the vibrancy of National Night Out – with hundreds coming to enjoy the park safely on a summer evening. Mayor Michelle Wu arrived around 8 p.m. as
By Rebeca Pereira, Reporter Correspondent May 27, 2021 Rebeca Pereira, Reporter Correspondent A group including teen artists gathered outside the Mattapan Teen Center on Friday, May 14 to admire a new mural at the Hazelton Street site. Shown from left to right: Teen center members Anadalay M. and Sarah V., Teen Center director Rick Aggeler, BPDA Community Engagement Manager Kenya Beaman, BPDA Senior Planner Rosa Herrero de Andrés, BPDA Director Brian Golden, teen center member Avaughn P. and Prataap Patrose, the BPDA’s Senior Advisor for Long Term Planning. Image courtesy BPDA The Boston ...