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Fresh carrots and ripe tomatoes have been welcome neighbors for Marlon Henry and his son, Malachi, who live just down the street from Mattapan’s Fowler Clark Epstein Farm on Norfolk Street. For them, the farm is a constant in their neighborhood and a weekly source of fresh food over the last seven years since it opened. At times, Malachi has gone to the Farm to learn about
There was a special touch between the second and third periods of the hockey game between Boston Latin Academy and Archbishop Williams High School at William Devine Memorial Rink last Tuesday night: Stephanie O’Sullivan wasn’t the only girl on the ice as she and dozens of Dorchester Youth Hockey Chiefs walked out for a ceremony to retire her jersey, No. 28. The trailblazer
Just a little over a mile of Dorchester’s Washington Street separates Tech Boston Academy (formerly Dorchester High School) from Jeremiah Burke High, and the schools’ two state-ranked boys’ basketball programs share not only proximity, but also a newly competitive rivalry and kinship on and off the floor.
Mayor Michelle Wu visited the Strand Theatre on Tuesday to check out a digital art installation featuring the works of Vincent van Gogh, the 19th-century Dutch impressionist painter. The immersive exhibition has been in residency at the historic theatre since October, perhaps the longest stretch of time in recent memory that the Strand has been in use for one purpose. The Van
In the world of church communities in Dorchester, most of the news is about closings, lower attendance, and contraction, but the story coming out of St. Ambrose Church in Fields Corner is much different. Parishioners are bursting at the seams and riding a unique wave of momentum. Parishioners new and old say the growth comes from an open-mindedness and an accepting of everyone