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The long-awaited re-opening of the renovated Mattahunt community center and pool drew an enthusiastic crowd of neighbors and officials, including Mayor Wu, to the city-owned facility off of Cummins Highway last Thursday (April 25). “I don’t like how it turned out, I love how it turned out,” said Robert Jenkins, a longtime Mattapan resident who was relieved that a four-year
City Councillor Ruthzee Louijeune hosted a breakfast with support of Haitian Americans United (HAU), the group that organized the previous Sunday’s Haitian Unity Parade on Blue Hill Avenue, last Thursday (May 18) as the city’s Haitian Americans celebrated their ancestry and called for more help for the Caribbean nation during events held to commemorate Haitian Flag Day at
Blue Hill Avenue will be fluttering with the familiar red and blue flag of Haiti this Sunday (May 21) as the 21st annual Haitian American United (HAU) Unity Parade, featuring floats from the Haitian Consulate, Haitian businesses, churches, and other organizations, marches from Mattapan Square to Talbot Avenue and Harambee Park to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month and Haitian
Blue Hill Avenue will be fluttering with the familiar red and blue flag of Haiti this Sunday (May 21) as the 21st annual Haitian American United (HAU) Unity Parade, featuring floats from the Haitian Consulate, Haitian businesses, churches, and other organizations, marches from Mattapan Square to Talbot Avenue and Harambee Park to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month and Haitian