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Finally, the first day of summer, the weather is warmer, the kids are (almost) out of school, everyone’s eager to soak up some rays, kick back and relax. In honor [...]

Over the past three years, Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly in Boston has been finding ways to better serve the local elderly community. After participating in Age Friendly [...]

The Fun Dad  Let’s hear it for the fun dad! The dad who lets you eat cake for dinner and stay up late when mom isn’t home. Boston Bowl is [...]

Start planning your summer day trips and weekend excursions and skip the driving!  In order to boost weekend ridership on the commuter rail, the MBTA will be offering a special [...]

Born in Dorchester and raised in Roslindale, Jack Sullivan learned the importance of the arts from the start. In the Sullivan house, TV was against the rules after school, and [...]

Operating out of CommonWealth Kitchen in Dot since September of 2014, Top Shelf Cookies creates some of the best cookies in Boston from classics like chocolate chip to beer-infused cookies, and their [...]

After much success of her first book Mary Lou Found A Really Big Shoe, Dorchester children’s author Paula Guerard has published her second book, Eva Irene Please Keep Your Room [...]

One Boston Day is fast approaching and The Martin Richard Foundation will host a community Day of Service that includes a dozen service projects throughout Dorchester and a Service Village [...]

If you’re lucky enough to live in one of the 11 neighborhoods selected by New Balance for their limited edition singlets/tank tops, you better hurry up and get on.  Only [...]

Can’t You See How Hard I’m Working is a new group art show that will be on exhibit April 7th — May 5th at the Dot Art Project studio! The [...]