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The Proposed Total Wine In South Bay Shopping Center Does Not Meet Public Need Nor Serve the Public Good
A proposed Total Wine Alcohol Superstore has stirred concern in neighborhoods across the city of Boston as details of the 20,000+ sq. foot complex in the South [...]
Deadline to Register to Vote is Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 8pm
Be informed. Get involved. Vote. The General Election for Mayor of Boston and City Council is on Tuesday, November 2nd. The last day to register to vote [...]
Bring on Divorce Parties!
Maybe it’s just I’m at that age, or maybe all the algorithms have caught on that I’m a bitter middle-aged spinster with no prospects who [...]
Election Roundup: Bring on the General Election
We made it! The Boston Preliminary* Election is over! We now know who the candidates will be on November 2nd’s ballot! Our top two vote [...]
Surviving Social Distancing
Most of us are spending a lot more time at home, and for the foreseeable future. If we’re not self-quarantining, we’re working from home or at least [...]
Social Distancing 101
What is Social Distancing We are not experts on health or public safety, we simply want to help you stay as informed as possible. Therefore, [...]
Mass Bay Credit Union Responds to Financial Impact Facing Local Families
See Press Release Below: Like all companies, Mass Bay Credit Union has been proactively taking necessary steps to ensure the well-being of their Members and employees. Understanding the [...]
Duke of Dorchester: Pete Doherty
Dorchester native, Pete Doherty wrestled for the WWF (now WWE) as the Duke of Dorchester for over twenty years. Know for his blond hair, missing [...]
Things You Should Know This Week – March 16th
Oh boy! Where to begin…. Do you need help? Local residents are looking to volunteer to help with errands, grocery shopping, etc. for elderly/senior citizens, and/or [...]
Hey, quit calling 911!
If you’re calling 911 with COVID-19 questions, please stop. Boston EMS wants you to know you should be calling your your primary care doctor of [...]
COVID-19 Quarantine or Social Distancing: What to watch
She is back from Italy and brought a new friend home, Henny…the Coronavirus! Ok maybe you didn’t go to Italy, maybe you went to Seattle, or [...]
Death by Flu: 1918 in Boston
Maybe the parade being cancelled isn’t such a bad idea? Almost 102 years ago, in late August of 1918, two sailors at Commonwealth Pier on the South [...]
Eat candy, but stop being a jerk on the internet: Heather’s & Pope Francis’ Guide to Lent
As we all know, this year Pope Francis made a bit of break from tradition when this he suggested that instead of giving up Mountain Dew for [...]
Eat candy, but stop being a jerk on the internet: Heather’s & Pope Francis’ Guide to Lent
As we all know, this year Pope Francis made a bit of break from tradition when this he suggested that instead of giving up Mountain Dew for [...]
Way to go! Dorchester Youth Hockey Peewee Gold Team
Congratulations to PeeWee Gold on winning the Massachusetts Peewee Tier II Medium State Championship! This coming weekend, there are four more teams heading to the [...]
Lend a helping hand: Ashmont Cycles
After 9 years serving the Dorchester community, Ashmont Cycles is relocating to one of the new spaces in the Treadmark Building in order to expand [...]
