Linda Dorcena Forry wins 1st Suffolk Senate Seat
Linda Dorcena Forry wins 1st Suffolk Senate Seat vacated by Jack Hart.
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Afternoon Shooting in Dorchester Raises Count to 42 Shootings Since Boston Marathon
A broad daylight shooting in Dorchester near the intersection of Norfolk and Edson St. near the Stalex Pizza Shop brings
Free Angela & All Political Prisoners – Special Screening 6/18
Free Angela And All Political Prisoners
Tuesday, June 18 8:00pm – 9:56pm
in Boston, MA at AMC Loews Boston Common 19 & IMAX
Reserve your ticket by June 13th.
Burst of violence over Memorial day weekend brings total number of shootings to 41 since Boston Marathon; 16th Homicide of the year
A series of shootings in Dorchester and Roxbury over the course of the long Memorial Day Holiday Weekend brought the
Boston Latin Academy vandalized with strange graffiti
Boston Latin Academy had been vandalized on its main entrance with some strange cryptic symbols in some in red and others in black.
Boston Mayor’s Race: And then there were 15
With the recent reports of Will Dorcena becoming the first casualty failing to reach the 3,000 signature deadline, the field for Boston Mayor has been narrowed again.
Will Dorcena out; 15 left for Mayor of Boston
While the timing isn’t for me now, know this – it’s not over. The next chapter is yet to be written. I will be back in the fight.
Valerie R. Roberson named new RCC President
The Massachusetts Board of Higher Education announced Thursday that it has approved the college trustees’ unanimous selection of Valerie R. Roberson as the school’s 15th president, effective July 22.
Another Double Shooting in Dorchester Brings Total to 37 people Shot Since Boston Marathon
A broad daylight double shooting today in Dorchester, at approximately 4:18 pm on the backside of Stashes Grill on Blue
Diversity in the Boston Globe
When discussing issues of diversity in this city, the Globe has often taken the position as the voice of reason finding a moral high ground to often expose some of the most heinous examples of discrimination and glaring racial disparities in our state. As we were focusing on diversity we began to notice that the Globe seemed to have some of the same problems we observed in other Boston institutions.