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Memorial Day is a national holiday and a day of remembrance of those who have died while serving our country in the armed forces.  Originally called Decoration Day, it was [...]

Way to go! Earlier this week, Dorchester resident and Dorchester Youth Hockey player, Conor Olson received his last dose of chemo at the Dana Farber/Jimmy Fund Chemo Center! While he [...]

In honor of what would have been Judy Garland's 100th Birthday, you can see the Wizard of Oz on the big screen for two days only – June 5 and [...]

The pandemic brought a lot of isolation and time inside of our homes. Now, it’s time for us all to step outside and open our doors to the local talent [...]

Pierogis, Polka + Polish culture and history Enjoy a day of culture, fun, food, drink, music + more! On Sunday, May 15, from 12-6pm, the Polish American Citizens Club, and the Polish American Heritage [...]

Mother’s Day is tomorrow and the crunch is on.  I realize that this is one of those Hallmark holidays invented for the consumer to buy cards and gifts but there [...]

Frustrated with dating apps and ready for love? How about your parent or adult child? A new dating show is now casting for single parents and their single adult children [...]

Waayyyy old school Back in 1928, on April 10th, a photographer captured Columbia station from Columbia Road. Today the station is known as JFK/UMass station. It’s recognizable thanks to the [...]

Local writer Emily Sweeney shared with us this gem of a tale from the street of Dorchester in 1905. Evidently, 34-year-old John Murray made the local paper again for taking [...]

Congratulations! Let's hear it for Lopez the Florist! Anyone who owns a small business knows how challenging it can be, so when a local business announces a special centennial anniversary, [...]