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Artists rally to save their workspace on Humphreys Street

Artists rally to save their workspace on Humphreys Street
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Celebrating Juneteenth West of Washington

Celebrating Juneteenth West of Washington
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The origins of Dot Day: A quiet remembrance in Savin Hill

By Peter F. Stevens, Special to the Reporter June 2, 2021 Peter F. Stevens, Special to the Reporter Savin Hill Park was the site of the original Dorchester Day observances staged in 1904. File photo Excitement wafted through the crowd along Savin Hill. The community was gathered for a special event that would evolve into a tradition. Sails dotted the blue waters of Dorchester Bay below the shady slopes, where a “historical pilgrimage” was about to unfold. It was June 25, 1904. As the people of Dorchester turned their thoughts back to 1630, when the weary passengers of the “Mary and John” claimed their foothold in the New World, the first Dorchester Day Celebration was on the move.

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Write on the DOT seeks submissions for 6th book of local writing

Write on the DOT, a literary platform that connects UMASS Boston writers to the wider Dorchester community, is currently seeking submissions for its 6th annual book of local writing. A decade after being founded by a group of MFA students at UMass Boston, Write on the DOT organizes live readings of creative writing and publishes a yearly volume of pieces by MFA students and

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A new book to dig into — and a fresh look at Boston s oldest buildings

A new book to dig into â and a fresh look at Bostonâs oldest buildings City archeologist Joe Bagley documents the antiquated Top 50, from Dorchesterâs Blake House, built in 1661, to Charlestownâs Salem Turnpike Hotel, built around 1794. By James Sullivan Globe correspondent,Updated April 22, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend A new book highlights Boston s oldest buildings, including the George Middleton House at 5 Pinckney St., BostonDavid L. Ryan/Globe Staff Bostonâs City Archaeology Program, established in 1983, was one of the first such departments in the country. Maybe youâve heard of the excavation that was beginning around that time? It was called the Big Dig.

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