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Drawing A Line In The Sand To Keep Our Beaches Safe And Open
Written by Bruce Berman, Director of Strategy & Communications, Save The Harbor/Save the Bay Check out this video too! The late US District Court Judge A. David [...]
Beautifully Renovated Boston Brownstone Apartments in the Ashmont Area
You’ll love living here! This historic, colonial-style brownstone has just been beautifully renovated and consists of studios plus one and three-bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy [...]
Dorchester Graduates of 2020
They got up early. Wrote papers. Took exams. Due to pandemic times, they won’t get the accolades they deserve for their hard work so we [...]
Old School Dorchester: Dot Ave. 1926
Let's take a trip down memory lane. This photo was taken on Dorchester Ave. in Fields Corner in 1926. Gibson Spa, Logan Lunch, Fields Corner [...]
Dot Beach Festival!
Save the Date! Grab your chair and hit the beach! Head to the Dorchester Beach Festival at Malibu and Savin Hill beaches on Saturday, August 25th [...]
Pear Square Art Fair
Enjoy an afternoon of art, music, food and fun on Saturday, July 21st from 12pm-8pm at Richardson Park - right near the giant pear sculpture [...]
Odes a la Mode: Poetry for Ice Cream
Hey kids! Do you love ice cream? Do you love ice cream enough to write a poem about it? Well, Chill on Park and Write [...]
Dot is the Best! Best of Boston Winners in the Neigborhood
Cheers to the Winners! Boston Magazine and The Improper Bostonian have announced their Best of Winners and here's how our neighborhood did! Boston Magazine: Best [...]
A Perfect Summer Day in Dot
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 [...]
With Little Brothers, A New Way to Serve the Elderly
Over the past three years, Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly in Boston has been finding ways to better serve the local elderly community. [...]
Dear Old Dad: Father’s Day Gift Guide
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 [...]
Ticket to Ride: MBTA $10 Unlimited Commuter Rail
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 [...]
Local Artist Spotlight: JK “Jack” Sullivan
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 [...]
Top Shelf Cookies: Give ‘em your vote!
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 [...]
Eva Irene Please Keep Your Room Clean Book Signing Event
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 [...]
One Boston Day: Join Team MR8!
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 [...]