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PFFM endorse Erin Murphy for City Council-At-Large
See Press Release Below: The more than 12,000 Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts are proud to endorse Erin Murphy for City Council At-Large, City of [...]
BPD recover a loaded firearm at traffic stop in Dorchester
From BPD News: At about 7:18 AM on Tuesday, July 27, 2021, officers assigned to the Youth Violence Strike Force made an on-site firearm arrest [...]
Hazy Shade of Summer – Why is it so smoggy?
In addition to being hot + humid today, it is also hazy. So what is causing the haze? Well, believe it or not it's blowing [...]
Suffolk County DA Rollins to be nominated for US Attorney for MA
President Joe Biden is expected to nominate Rachel Rollins – Suffolk County District Attorney -as the next US Attorney for Massachusetts. Rollins is the first woman of [...]
ZBA approves recreational cannabis shop on Blue Hill Ave.
One step closer to another recreational cannabis shop coming to the neighborhood. According to Universal Hub, the Zoning Board of [...]
The case of the mysterious blue light over Neponset
Calling all Nancy Drews and Hardy Boys! Ryan on twitter is wondering what this glowing blue light over Neponset could [...]
Dorchester man arrested for trafficking Oxycodone
On Sunday, a man from Dorchester was arrested on drug charges after Mass State Police found over 360 Oxycodone pills [...]
Climate Ready Dorchester Workshop
Save the Date! Learn more about Climate Ready Dorchesterat the second community open house! This open house will take place [...]
It’s about to get scary cold! Here’s are some safety tips and guidelines from Mayor Walsh
See press release below: Tuesday, November 12, 2019 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today shared a set of tips and [...]
Pope John Paull II Park Playground Meeting
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is holding a public meeting on Thursday, November 14th at 6pm at the [...]
New Red Line Trains Coming This Spring
Here’s some news to get you through the dark and cold days of winter. The MBTA unveiled new and sleek Red Line trains last week [...]
Boston City Council Committee holds public hearing re: ordinance establishing Office of Inspector General
This should be interesting. A hearing will be held on Thursday to discuss an Office of Inspector General – to ensure honesty, integrity, transparency and [...]
Monday is Veterans Day!
It’s Veterans Day on Monday, November 11th! Originally known as Armistice Day to honor the living veterans of World War 1, Veterans Day has transformed [...]
Election Day Results
For those of you civic minded residents that took the time to vote on Tuesday, here are the results of the City Council-at-Large election: Michelle Wu, [...]
Dorchester has it all – including porcupettes!
When it comes to wildlife, Dorchester has it all. We’ve got turkeys, bunnies, even bald eagles! Two baby porcupettes can also call Dorchester their home! [...]
Get your LL Bean Boots Ready: Snow is in the forecast
Looks like fall is officially over.  With 5pm sunsets and now potentially snow in the forecast, the reality that winter is coming is starting to settle [...]