In Boston’s own contribution to an anti-Trump blue wave that swept across the nation this week, city voters reelected Gov. Maura Healey, US Sen. Ed Markey, and the rest of the Democratic statewide ticket by overwhelming margins in Tuesday’s state election, while also rejecting right-wing-led ballot questions that would have
A 16-year-old Foxborough teenager was arrested Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 4) in connection with the May 2025 shooting deaths of two men on Franklin Hill Avenue in Dorchester. Boston Police, assisted by U.S. Marshals, State Police and Foxborough Police, arrested the teenager— a male who has not been named due to his age— around 1:50 p.m. on Community Way in Foxborough on a warrant charging him with two counts of murder and carrying a firearm without
In Boston’s own contribution to an anti-Trump blue wave that swept across the nation this week, city voters reelected Gov. Maura Healey, US Sen. Ed Markey, and the rest of the Democratic statewide ticket by overwhelming margins in Tuesday’s state election, while also rejecting right-wing-led ballot questions that would have destroyed the marijuana industry and rolled back gun control.
Fields Corner-based VietAID held its 32nd annual fundraiser gala at Venezia on Friday night, Oct. 30, with a sold-out crowd hearing the organization’s focus on
Youth Enrichment Services (YES), a nonprofit committed to providing Boston’s young people with impactful and rewarding year-round outdoor experiences, has played an integral role in
Pamela D. Everhart, a Dorchester resident who is senior vice president and head of regional public affairs and impact at Fidelity Investments, was honored as
The Boston International Newcomers Academy (BINcA) boys’ soccer team captured its third consecutive Boston City League championship last Saturday (Oct. 31) with a 1-0 victory
Some 350 guests celebrated The Boston Project Ministries’ 30th Anniversary at a gala a Venezia Restaurant on Sept. 29, where BPM announced the public launch
The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC), the Friends of Boston’s Homeless, and the Mayor’s Office are asking residents, businesses, and community organizations to donate new
A ceremony was held last Thursday (Oct. 29) to break ground at the future site of a 49,000-square-foot, three-story building on Old Road that will house operations of the existing Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center on Blue Hill Avenue.
The bread aisles at Target stores offer a bazaar of competition, with dozens of brands
For the past two years, librarians have read to children in an ice cream shop
The Boston City council on Wednesday voted to subpoena MBTA general manager Phil Eng to
The US Postal Service has confirmed that its Fields Corner Post Office will not reopen
On Monday night (Oct. 19), about 70 community members gathered at VietAID in Fields Corner
A virtual meeting to discuss the proposed $850 million redevelopment of the former Carney Hospital
A dispute between the owners and developers of the high-density 35-75 Morrissey Blvd. redevelopment project
Stories flowed, good-natured jabs were at the ready, and salutes to family members— both living
The Savannah African Art Museum shares a teaching associated with the Maasai people of East
