News
It’s Electric: Dockless Scooters on the horizon!
Looks like another mode of transportation could be on the horizon for the neighborhood! Elecrric dockless scooters could be added to the list, along with Blue Bikes and the MBTA to get you to where you need to go! The City Council held a hearing Monday about bringing dockless electric scooters to our neighborhoods! Despite the Bird debacle of last summer, City Council Matt […]Read More »
Coastal Improvements for Dot: Resilient Boston Harbor
We’ve all seen the flooding. Tides rising higher than ever spilling into the streets and causing damage and delays. Well, Mayor Marty Walsh has a plan and it involves a group effort from big businesses like Procter & Gamble, GE and don’t forget about all those wealthy developers. Walsh is also seeking FEMA grants and state and federal […]Read More »
Eat & Drink
Welcome to the Neighborhood: Neponset Cafe
If you like ramen, you’ll love this news. Neponset Cafe has opened its doors at 400 Neponset Ave and is serving up some asian dishes in a casual and comfortable restaurant. According to Eater Boston, the cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and features a menu of items like omelettes, miso soup, pork belly buns, […]Read More »
Fight Night at Yellow Door
Saturday night’s alright for a fight! Head to Yellow Door on Saturday night and watch most anticipated UFC bout of the year between Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov! The Pay-per-view event starts are 10pm. Enjoy late night bites, fights, and drinks ’til 2am! No cover! Sounds like a plan to us!Read More »
Features
Support the Dorchester Goats!
We love goats! The Dorchester goats are ending their season in Dot Park on Sunday, October 21st! Friend and neighborhood are invited to say goodbye as they are paraded around and into their trailer for the ride back tot the barn! Gather in the small baseball field on Adams Street at 12:45 to say goodbye. […]Read More »
Women in History: Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement
Women in History! The Dorchester Historical Society will host a special event to highlight the role of the Woman Suffrage movement in Massachusetts. Barbara Berenson, author of Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement, will be discussing her book and highlight some of the prominent suffrage activists from before the Civil War, such as Lucy Stone, […]Read More »
Lifestyle
Back to School Shopping Tips
Written by Coleman Nee/City of Boston Credit Union Back-to-school shopping can be both exciting and stressful, but with these tips from City of Boston Credit Union you can stay relaxed and attack that supply list and save some extra money! Start with a game plan! Most smooth processes are the result of good preparation, and back-to-school shopping […]Read More »
Quick Tips for Tax Free Weekend!
Written by Coleman Nee/City of Boston Credit Union It’s tax free weekend in Massachusetts! As we all know that can be both a time to get some great discounts, and a nightmare in a crowded store. Luckily, City of Boston Credit Union has a few quick tips for you to get the most out of your money! […]Read More »
Home
Open House Alert: Condos Under $400,000
306 Savin Hill Ave, #13 Excellent condo ownership opportunity in Savin Hill “Over the Bridge” – two bedrooms with water view, exclusive parking spot, great square footage, good closet space and chance to bring your thoughtful updates to kitchen/bath. Coin op laundry in building. All within walking distance to public transportation, shops, restaurants, parks and […]Read More »
On the Market: 261-263 Gallivan Boulevard
Classic two-family on oversized lot in convenient location, home has many original details including built-ins, wood molding and glass door knobs. First floor is two bedrooms, living room, dining room and entrance foyer. Second floor is bi-level with front & back staircases to third level, 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, living room, dining room and sun […]Read More »
See and Do
Week of October 15th
Did you know pumpkins float? Well, apparently the DCR does because it’s time for the Annual Neponset Pumpkin Float at Pope John Paul II Park on Tuesday, October 16th from 5:30pm-7pm. This wildly popular family event encourages you to bring a 6-8 inch hollow & carved pumpkin to the event. Each jack-o-lantern will have a candle […]Read More »
Weekend Picks – October 12th
Eat: Lower Mills Tavern launched a new fall menu under the guidance of new Executive Chef Cara Marie Nance. Feast on woodstone pizza made with autumn vegetables with fig jam, roasted brussels sprouts, confit garlic, braised leeks, parnsips, rosemary oil, plant-based ricotta, or boneless short ribs with barley & swiss chard risotto, roasted cipollini onions, […]Read More »