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Youth Hockey thrives at the Devine Rink

It’s Friday night at the Devine Memorial Rink near Neponset Circle and the kids from Dorchester Youth Hockey’s Squirt A and B teams are blazing across the ice. It’s their last practice after a championship season — both teams won state titles the weekend... Read more

Comments largely favor Dot Block plan

After an extended comment period, the mixed-use Dot Block project at the heart of Glover’s Corner has a full mailbag tilting heavily in favor of approving the latest design. More than 150 discrete comments or statements of support were submitted between... Read more

Trolley study results to be discussed at three public meetings

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the MBTA announced today that they will be holding three public meetings in Mattapan, Milton, and Dorchester in the coming weeks to discuss the results of the Mattapan Trolley Line Study. The Mattapan... Read more

Twice is nice for TechBoston: After back-to-back state titles, a basketball powerhouse emerges in Dorchester

Last year, the TechBoston boys basketball team made history, routing Taconic High School 78-40 to bring home the school’s first ever Division II state title. On Saturday, history repeated itself. After defeating Belmont 61-53 in the semifinals on... Read more

Developers pitch residential towers for old Ch. 56 site

The owners of several key Morrissey Boulevard parcels floated a plan for two 20-plus-story towers at the former Channel 56 site at the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association’s planning commitee meeting Tuesday. Center Court Partners purchased the 2.23-... Read more

Madison Park culinary students set to take their goods on the road

Roxbury’s Madison Park Vocational Technical High School, the only public school in the city that offers a culinary arts program, recently became the only school in the region to open a restaurant on wheels. The latest addition to the Madison Park culinary... Read more

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Registration underway for final Charbo’s Run on March 24

Charbo’s Run, a Dorchester-based five-mile road race held in memory of fallen Massachusetts State Trooper Mark S. Charbonnier, will return one last time on Sun., March 24, after a 15-year hiatus. The race will commemorate the 25th anniversary of... Read more

Walsh: Let’s look at bus-traffic issues on Blue Hill Ave.

Mayor Walsh wants to make improvements to Blue Hill Avenue bus service a key part of his plan for better transportation infrastructure in the city. In a speech at the Boston Municipal Research Bureau’s annual meeting last Thursday, the mayor announced... Read more

Dot’s Rodriguez impresses in Young Artist competition

Zehavi Rodriguez, a 13-year-old resident of Dorchester, has been named first runner-up in the Concord Orchestra’s Ehlers Young Artist Competition. He will perform at a recital on Saturday, March 23, as the Concord Orchestra presents a program featuring... Read more

Dot native Latrell James funnels his rap skills in all sorts of directions

“Why throw a pebble in the ocean when you can throw a whole boulder?” That’s the metaphor Latrell James used to describe his “all in” approach to music, a mentality by which he simply creates as much and as often as he can, whether as a rapper or as a... Read more

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Youth Hockey thrives at the Devine Rink

Comments largely favor Dot Block plan

Trolley study results to be discussed at three public meetings

Twice is nice for TechBoston: After back-to-back state titles, a basketball powerhouse emerges in Dorchester

Developers pitch residential towers for old Ch. 56 site

Madison Park culinary students set to take their goods on the road

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Registration underway for final Charbo’s Run on March 24

Walsh: Let’s look at bus-traffic issues on Blue Hill Ave.

Dot’s Rodriguez impresses in Young Artist competition

Dot native Latrell James funnels his rap skills in all sorts of directions

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