Grove Hall
The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday awarded more liquor licenses, including six in Dorchester, from Grove Hall to Fields Corner.
The licenses come from a batch of 195 licenses meant for 13 specific Zip codes in Boston, including several in Dorchester.... Read more
A man was shot and killed on Thursday night on a residential street near Grove Hall, police say.
Officers reponded to a call for a person shot in the area of 163 Ruthven St. in Dorchester just after 10 p.m., according to a BPD account.
A police statement... Read more
Differences aired at Tuesday hearing in Mattapan Square
City officials and their key supporters reiterated their support this week for the advance of plans for a controversial center bus lane on Blue Hill Avenue, while a considerable number of the... Read more
Dr. Carla Haith is joining Mother Caroline Academy as its leader with several initiatives on her to-do list, including bringing back the athletics department. The 45-year-old Dorchester native calls her latest position it a “homecoming” after spending 22... Read more
The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday rejected a proposal for a burger trailer inside a tire shop at 538 Blue Hill Ave. at Seaver Street over concerns from neighbors about late-night gatherings and crime and concerns from board members about security... Read more
Dorchester’s Jeremiah Burke High School boys’ basketball team was looking for a three-peat in the City League Championships last Thursday (Feb. 22) at the Madison Park gymnasium, but a tough Charlestown team under Coach Hugh Coleman refused to stay down... Read more
The Boston Licensing Board today rejected a request from Cristian Market, 411 Blue Hill Ave. in Grove Hall, to add beer to its inventory, because of overwhelming opposition from nearby residents about the already easy access to beer at six other stores... Read more
On the wall opposite the medical supplies in Debbie Doherty’s office at Jeremiah Burke High School there is an array of photos. One shows a former student – now a colleague – playing college soccer. Another shows a student whom Doherty took into her home... Read more
More than 200 Black women leaders past and present will be honored with street pole banners along Blue Hill Avenue (from Quincy Street to Franklin Park), Washington Street, and Seaver Street in Grove Hall this summer in what organizers say will be the... Read more
The late, and legendary, college basketball coach John Thompson for decades relied on his team’s relentless defensive skills to run even the most talented offensive opponents out of the gym. That same formula – stifling defense – has ignited the Jeremiah... Read more
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