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Get to Know Catherine Guerard: A Lifelong Local Making a Big Impact for First Responders and Families
Neighborhood Spotlight If you’ve spent any time in Adams Village, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Catherine Guerard. Maybe it was over a cup of [...]
From Freezer Raids to Shark Tank Fame: How Two Sisters Turned Family Pierogi Into a National Sensation with Jaju
Sneaking into the freezer as a kid has fewer consequences when, instead of a sweet treat, you’re looking for pierogi from your family’s deli. Instead [...]
The Netflix Series, Somebody Feed Phil Comes to Dorchester
Hey foodies and Netflix bingers—get ready to see some familiar local spots on the small screen! Season 8 of Somebody Feed Phil, the hit Netflix food [...]
Boston History Lesson: Vendome Fire – Greatest loss of life in the history of the BFD
Over 50 Years Later The Hotel Vendome was built as a luxury hotel in 1871 at 160 Commonwealth Ave. In 1972, an extensive renovation to [...]
Happy Birthday, Little Joe! The silverback turns 32!
Franklin Park Zoo’s silverback gorilla is a year older, and today, the public got to celebrate Little Joe! In honor of his 32nd birthday, guests [...]
Hockey Takes Over City Hall Plaza: Free 4 Nations Face-Off Fan Fest Hits Boston
City Hall Plaza is turning into a hockey lover’s paradise this weekend with a FREE three-day 4 Nations Face-Off Fan Village! To celebrate the international tournament hitting Boston, [...]
Trudging the Road of Happy Destiny: The Life and Legacy of Peter O’Malley (Alive & Well)
Written by Joseph O'Malley If you know Peter O’Malley, you’ve likely seen a man who knows how to keep moving, whether it’s running marathons, working [...]
Snowy Owl Season – Where to see Winter’s Coolest Visitors
If you’ve ever spotted a stunning white owl perched along the shore or in an open field, you’re not imagining things—snowy owls are real, and [...]
A Guide to Celebrating the Lunar New Year
Here are some ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year in and around the neighborhood! It’s the year of the snake! Chinese New Year Parade [...]
Think You’ve Got What It Takes to Be Mayor of Dorchester?
It’s that time of year again, Dorchester! The race for the honorary title of Mayor of Dorchester is officially on, and it’s all for a [...]
Why Boston is the Best City – Take that, The Onion
How dare you, The Onion! Making fun of our city of Boston based on the size and perception of its residents living in a live-action simulation [...]
The ABCD Toy Drive: Give Toys and Smiles to a Child in Need This Holiday Season
Call to Action! After receiving over 6,500 requests this year and no donations so far, ABCD is looking for help. Most toys will do, but [...]
Turkeys are thriving– rebirth of the wild turkey has the population on the rise. Here are some helpful tips on dealing with our feathered friends.
What was once a rare sight in the neighborhood is now no big deal to see an urban turkey or turkeys walking down our street, [...]
History Lesson – Cocoanut Grove Fire
Over 80 years ago, the deadliest nightclub fire in US history took place in Boston. Four hundred ninety-two people were killed in 15 minutes by [...]
Dorchester History Lesson: Abandoned Bear Cages of Franklin Park
It's that time of year! It's getting dark out earlier, leaves are falling, and scary movies are popping up on Netflix... Halloween is here! One [...]
Explore Dorchester North Burying Ground’s Haunted History, Post Tour Snacks + Spooky Cocktails at Comfort Kitchen
Cue the eery music and fog machine. Ever wonder what stories and tales lurk beyond the gates of Dorchester North Burying Ground? Now is your [...]
