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Warning of “economic hardship” and a possible “constitutional crisis,” state Attorney General Andrea Campbell delivered a message last Thursday (March 20) to a man her office has already sued more than half a dozen times ... Read more.
Over the years, the Chez Vous Roller Rink, when not fulfilling its roller skating mission, has been host to numerous big name performers in the entertainment industry.
Add the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to ... Read more.
Over the last year I’ve been involved in re-designing a schoolyard in my West of Washington neighborhood in a space long-neglected and without a drop of investment since the early 1990s.
The first step in the ... Read more.
Eighty years ago this month, the world was anticipating the imminent end of the murderous Nazi regime as Allied forces in Europe under General Dwight D. Eisenhower and a number of aggressive Russian generals were pressing ... Read more.
So what was I doing in the offices of the Immigrant Families Services Institute (IFSI) in Mattapan Square at 8 o’clock on a recent Saturday morning? Well, the day before IFSI had organized the Charting the Path Forward ... Read more.
The latest nonsense emanating from Pennsylvania Avenue about annexing Canada as “the 51st state” reminded me of a story that appeared on the cover of this newspaper in 1999— some 26 years ago. The narrative detailed the ... Read more.
A group of 15 Roxbury Community College (RCC) students got their competitive juices flowing at RCC’s first annual “Hackathon” last month. The three-person “Renaissance Coders” were named the winner, but all five teams ... Read more.
YouthBuild Boston, Inc., a leader in youth and workforce development, has welcomed Peter Hunt as the organization’s new executive director. He took the helm on March 17.
“We are excited to welcome Peter to the team ... Read more.
The BASE, a nonprofit that uses sports to engage youth and provide them with educational and career opportunities, hosted its annual Women’s Leadership Breakfast on March 19. The gathering included a diverse group of ... Read more.
Melvin Caballero was once a boy picking coffee fields with his 10 siblings in Honduras while dreaming of an opportunity to pursue his passion to become an educator. Against the odds, he hitchhiked to America alone, found ... Read more.
A $1.7 million improvement plan aimed at improving pathways, trees, entrances and other infrastructure inside Dorchester Park will begin early next month, according to officials from the city’s Parks Department.
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When parishioners learned that St. Brendan’s Church was set to be closed by the Archdiocese of Boston 3 years ago, they reacted with both anger and an urgency that involved a commitment to improving attendance, increasing ... Read more.
Federal immigration and law enforcement officials conducted a six-day “enhanced targeted enforcement operation focusing on trans-national organized crime, gangs, and egregious illegal alien offenders” in Massachusetts ... Read more.
A federal judge has sentenced a South Carolina man to two years in federal prison for buying guns at local shops that he then handed off to a friend from Boston who sold them here - including one used a couple of weeks ... Read more.
A month of disruptions and delays on the MBTA’s Red Line begins on Tuesday, April 1 as train service is suspended entirely for a period of nine days to allow for a surge of repairs and improvements between JFK-UMass and ... Read more.
When confetti exploded across her laptop screen during an executive team meeting last March, Emma Tobin panicked. “My immediate response was: This is spam,” said Tobin, who is the executive director of the Dorchester- ... Read more.
A Suffolk Superior Court judge is expected to rule on a case involving the renovation and re-use of White Stadium in the coming days after a three-day trial concluded last Thursday afternoon.
Judge Matthew Nestor ... Read more.
Shakespeare warned to “beware the Ides of March,” but for those playing and coaching in the girls’ high school basketball world, March is a time to beware of the Cathedral Panthers, who, anchored by a heavy roster of ... Read more.
Officials working with a state-led commission charged with planning future improvements to Morrissey Boulevard met with members of the public last Thursday (March 20) to get feedback on the panel’s ... Read more.
When National Women's Soccer League’s Boston club managers announced that they would be undergoing a name change last week, fans enjoying beers and BBQ at the ... Read more.
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