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City Health Division inspectors shut down the Family Dollar store at 995 Blue Hill Ave. near Franklin Field on Thursday for a laundry list of code violations, including rats in the store observed to have eaten food on the ... Read more.
The shuttle buses are off the avenue and the trains are back on the rails today on the Ashmont branch of the Red Line after a nine day “surge” that MBTA general manager Phil Eng said “went extremely well.”
“We’re ... Read more.
Gov. Maura Healey was partway through a closed-door meeting with Cabinet secretaries and business leaders about the impact of sweeping tariffs when President Donald Trump suddenly reversed course and paused most of his ... Read more.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced her $4.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 on Wednesday morning, one she said aims to provide stability while preparing for uncertainty in the future of federal funding.
Boston ... Read more.
The long-held spring tradition of the Father-Daughter event was held last Saturday evening (April 5) in Father Lane Hall in St. Brendan’s Church.
Dads in suits and daughters in fancy dresses dined on pizza and ... Read more.
A celebration of life is planned Sunday at UMass Boston to remember Phil Johnston, a veteran consultant who served in the Legislature and in top state and federal health and human services posts.
Johnston, 80, died ... Read more.
The Irish theatrical sensation known as “Riverdance” was first performed as intermission entertainment during the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest held at the Point Theatre in Dublin. The seven-minute dance number was not ... Read more.
Six indictments were returned last month by a Suffolk County Grand Jury against Maritza Juliao, 52, of Brockton, who is charged with stealing nearly $127,000 from the Crispus Attucks Children’s Center (CACC) in Dorchester ... Read more.
Election years are important. Candidates for office always tell you what they want to do, but oftentimes what they say is in reaction to what the media or their opponents are saying, not necessarily what voters are ... Read more.
The state’s Health and Human Services Secretary, Kate Walsh, had some interesting things to say about the future of hospitals— and specifically the now-shuttered Carney Hospital in Dorchester— this week during a public ... Read more.
Dorchester resident Tracei Gamble and Mattapan native Bianca Sullivan have joined METCO’s board of directors.
Gamble is an accounts payable specialist at MIT’s Broad Institute and at Harvard University. A METCO ... Read more.
City Ballet of Boston under the artistic direction of Tony Williams will stage “Dance Distinctive” over two days (April 12-13) at the Strand Theatre in Uphams Corner.
Billed as an “unforgettable celebration of ... Read more.
Gov. Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, and UMass Boston Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco joined hundreds of global climate experts, regional leaders, scientists, and academics on March 27 for a ResilientMass Summit at UMass ... Read more.
The Dorchester Elite Eagles youth football program held an end-of-season banquet in Florian Hall on March 29 with a special dedication to their late coach Leroy ‘Bum’ Peoples Jr., who passed away suddenly in February. ... Read more.
The Boston Public Quartet (BPQ) will honor the musical legacies of five distinguished female composers when it presents “A Radical Welcome: Source Code” at the Strand Theatre on Thurs., May 22.
The works of Melanie ... Read more.
Mike Kennealy, a former private equity manager who spent four years as state housing and economic development secretary under Gov. Charlie Baker, declared his candidacy for governor on Monday and said Massachusetts is “ ... Read more.
Mayoral candidate Josh Kraft and a group of 20 supporters gathered outside Doña Habana restaurant on Melnea Cass Boulevard on Monday as Kraft offered his plan to address the “human tragedy and the public safety threat” in ... Read more.
Dean Toulan hit the new crosswalk button at Armandine and Washington streets that was installed by the city in the Codman Square neighborhood a few weeks ago and waited for the signal to change.
The crosswalk has ... Read more.
Boston Police are investigating a gunfire incident on Sunday evening on Tonawanda Street and trying to locate a potential victim in the case. Officers received a call about 7:30 that gunshots had been near Greenbrier ... Read more.
More than 150 Boston Latin Academy (BLA) students walked out of school last Friday afternoon (April 4) to protest cuts to Advanced Placement (AP) courses and staffing concerns.
At about 1 p.m., students began to ... Read more.
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