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WEBDot actor has the lead role in award-winning ‘A Strange Loop’. The Pulitzer Prize- and two-time Tony Award-winning musical “A Strange Loop” is starting its Boston run this Friday (April 26) with a cast that includes Dorchester actor Kai Clifton in the lead role of “Usher.”.
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WEBDot actor has the lead role in award-winning ‘A Strange Loop’. The Pulitzer Prize- and two-time Tony Award-winning musical “A Strange Loop” is starting its Boston run this Friday (April 26) with a cast that includes Dorchester actor Kai Clifton in the lead role of “Usher.”.
Politics | Dorchester Reporter
WEBBiden, Trump win in Boston, statewide. Boston voters went to the polls on Tuesday to complete balloting for the presidential primary. President Joe Biden was, by far, the top vote getter, receiving 40,141 votes or 77 percent of the those cast by those who picked a Democratic ballot.
Projects dominating Dot neighborhoods; residences are rising at ...
WEBJan 26, 2022 · Frank Baker remembers that when he was first elected as a city councillor in 2011 the area around Dorchester Avenue and Hancock Street was in rough shape, featuring a meth lab, prostitutes, and johns at the prominent neighborhood intersection. A crane towers over that area today with new buildings and a new village, including an underground garage, taking shape below it.
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WEBThe Dorchester Pee Wee Division (11–12-year-olds) put together a Street Hockey team during vacation week and then went out and won the Mayor’s Cup.
Local groups will split $352k in Dot Block community funding
WEBJul 19, 2023 · The Boston Planning and Development Agency’s board signed off last week on the list of 16 entities that will share in $352,000 in funding from an agreement struck between the city and the developers behind the Dot Block apartment complex. Samuels & Associates and Gerald Chan’s Wintergold LLC work together on plans for the project. Dot Block’s boundaries are Dorchester Avenue
New law sets up funding for Dot’s shoreline and parks
WEBSep 14, 2022 · Some of Dorchester’s shoreline is expected to receive a boost amid the ongoing development boom with the establishment of a trust geared toward funding preservation and climate mitigation costs. Gov. Baker this summer signed a law that establishes a trust meant to ensure the “long-term conservation, maintenance and improvement” of properties along the shoreline.
Dot’s health center leaders discuss what they learned ... - Dorchester
WEBFeb 2, 2022 · Community health centers were started about 50 years ago as an innovation in the medical care system that allowed mainly low-income urban and rural Americans access to primary care providers. When the neighborhoods of Boston lost much of their middle class populations to the suburbs, they also lost the private physicians who followed their patients to the suburbs.
Editorial | Tracking Dot’s development boom - Dorchester
WEBFeb 15, 2023 · There’s a lot of buzz in the neighborhood at the moment about the latest churn of development decisions being weighed by city officials, and to some extent, with the advice and consent of residents themselves. It can be a lot to absorb in one sitting— let alone in multiple volumes of this newspaper— so let’s take a step back and review a few of the more pressing decisions that
Dot Ave. bridge will stay closed through next fall - Dorchester
WEBNov 2, 2022 · A key Dot Ave bridge that links Dorchester and South Boston that closed last June will remain shut down through next fall as work continues to replace the aging MBTA-owned span that carries people and cars over Red Line and commuter rail tracks below it. The $34.5 million project involves a full replacement of the bridge and the Red Line tunnel roof and the rehabilitation of a
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