5 Things You Should Know This Week – October 26th

Annual Pumpkin Parade Returns to Dorchester

Get the costumes and pumpkins ready! The Annual Pumpkin Parade returns to Pope John Paul II Park on Thursday, October 29th, from 5:30–7pm! Bring the whole family for a fun-filled evening of music, games, candy, and Halloween festivities! Don’t forget your decorated or carved pumpkins for a chance to win a special treat! This event is FREE! Get all the details here!

Guide to Halloween in Dorchester

From family-friendly events to Halloween costume parties, make sure to check out our Guide to Halloween here!

9 Questions, 1 Ballot

On November 3, voters will decide on the Massachusetts governor, members of the House and Senate, and local offices. While the up-ballot races will set the tone for the national news cycle, voters will also decide on nine citizen-initiated ballot questions, the most certified since 1994. The questions range from collective bargaining for public defenders to changing the law for recreational marijuana use.  Here’s a breakdown of the 9 questions!

USPS announces that Fields Corner Post Office will remain open thanks to a lease extension

Fields Corner Post Office will not close thanks to a lease extension.  You can get the details here.

A little pizza appreciation for our first responders

In honor of National First Responders Day, Gary’s Pizza in the South End is offering police officers, firefighters, and EMTs $2 pizza slices on Wednesday, October 28th, from 2pm–5pm. Just show a valid First Responder ID to take advantage of the deal. Located at 1744 Washington Street, Gary’s Pizza serves Roman-style pizza, sandwiches, and homemade desserts. For more information, visit Gary’s Pizza.

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