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There’s an election coming up! It’s Tuesday, November 6th and you’ll be voting for everyone from governor to congress! It’s so important to vote in your local elections. All politics are [...]

On Monday, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Commissioner William Gross today announced the formation of the Bureau of Community Engagement at the Boston Police Department. Charged with overseeing a citywide [...]

Oh boy! The BPD is warning the public about a few phone scams happening lately. One involves a family member being held captive, another is a family member has been [...]

Updated: It’s getting down to the nitty-gritty when it comes to getting more parishioners in the pews and raise much needed funds in order to keep two churches open in [...]

After a transformer fire on Everdeen Street on Tuesday around 8:45pm, more than 700  Eversource customers in Dorchester were left without power. By 11:45pm, only 300 were without power.  Eversource is [...]

Looks like a new four-story building could be replacing the Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church at 500 Talbot Ave at Argyle Street. JPA Development Co. has proposed transforming the parcel with [...]

On Wednesday morning, man was hit by a truck this morning and received life-threatening injuries. BPD Sergeant John Boyle said the man was crossing the street at Columbia Road and [...]

Holy Moly, what an upset! City Councilor At-Large Ayanna Pressley won Tuesday's State Primary elections, upending 10-term U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano in the 7th congressional district. There is no Republican [...]

MBTA Transit Police are reporting that they are actively investigating an assault on an MBTA bus in Codman Square neighborhood. The bus was stopped at the corner of Talbot Avenue [...]

Probably no surprise to anyone, but the most expensive neighborhoods in Dorchester to buy are Savin Hill and Lower Mills followed by Neponset/Port Norfolk.  Real Estate research site Neighborhood X [...]