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What a developer went through to make his 'neighborhood look nice' - Vimarsana News

What a developer went through to make his 'neighborhood look nice'

At 3 Melville Ave., Kava Realty’s Johnny Ho has succeeded in completing a masterpiece of renovation and new construction in replacing a crumbling structure that was a blight on one of Dorchester’s premier thoroughfares. But all the work comes with a financial asterisk. The property at 3 Melville Ave., once a nursing home, was left vacant for years after the home’s operators

The workers waiting in the wings - Vimarsana News

The workers waiting in the wings

Haitian migrants landing in Massachusetts are waiting months to years for documentation that will allow them to work in the U.S. Meanwhile, worker shortages continue to plague industries from construction to school transportation. Seth Daniel, news editor for the Dorchester Reporter, joins The Common to discuss how this backlog is impacting Haitian immigrants locally and the Boston community at large.

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City breaks ground on new Meetinghouse Hill fire station - Vimarsana News

City breaks ground on new Meetinghouse Hill fire station

On an ancient hill in Dorchester, all signs pointed to the future Monday when city officials broke ground on what is only Boston’s second new fire station in 40 years. The new Meetinghouse Hill Fire Station got underway late last year with construction crews blasting away at solid ledge rock for several weeks. Work is now underway on the station’s foundation. With that

Waiting in Limbo: Haitian migrants take note of opportunities, but slow pace leaves jobs unfilled - Vimarsana News

Waiting in Limbo: Haitian migrants take note of opportunities, but slow pace leaves jobs unfilled

Nearly every day, scores of Haitian men and women, some of whom walked thousands of miles to seek asylum in the United States, make their way to a modest office in Mattapan Square, the headquarters of the nonprofit Immigrant Family and Service Institute (IFSI). The migrants, who have been granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) by the US government, are looking for help

Feds must find a fix for Haitian migrants | Dorchester Reporter - Vimarsana News

Feds must find a fix for Haitian migrants | Dorchester Reporter

Today’s front-page report by Seth Daniel on the plight facing hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Haitian refugees now living in the Boston area should compel elected leaders and policy makers to find a solution to an increasingly urgent problem in Boston and across the country. In December, the Biden administration announced that it would extend its existing Temporary Protected