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Sundays at 11 AM ( 10 AM July-August. 10 Parish St., Dorchester, MA 02122. The American Legion, Annual Four Chaplains Service. Bowdoin Geneva Main Streets. Bowdoin Geneva Residents Association (BGRA). Catholic Charities’ Teen Center at St. Peter’s. Dorchester Community Food Coop. Dorchester People for Peace. Fair Foods, Inc. Fields Corner Main Street. Greater Bowdoin Geneva Neighborhood Association (GBGNA). Louis D. Brown Peace Institute. Meetinghouse Hill Civic Association. New England Peace Pagoda.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Elizabeth Warren for Senate

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Elizabeth Warren for Senate. Elizabeth Warren's opponent has a campaign slogan of "He's for Us," but when you look at the issues, it is clear that "She's for All of Us! From her position on jobs, taxes, education, health care, anti-poverty measures, and Wall Street regulation, we are convinced that she will be the best person to hold Ted Kennedy's old seat and we strongly endorse Elizabeth Warren for U.S. Senate. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. Elizabeth Warren for Senate.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Highlight on Activism: Dorchester Food Coop Initiative

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Highlight on Activism: Dorchester Food Coop Initiative. When we heard a group of Dorchesterites were working hard to create a community-owned food store to provide healthy, local, and natural food for Dorchester, we were excited and felt their efforts had to be highlighted. If you are unfamiliar with the food co-op model, think Harvest co-op in Somerville or Jamaica Plain. Top photo courtesy of green Dot! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. 11 Convert Unused Lots to Public Gardens.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Mac D'Alessandro for Congress

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Mac D'Alessandro for Congress. Since this blog is meant to highlight the activism that occurs in Dorchester and the hopes we have for future action, we believe that our success for community improvement is completely linked to the actions of those in politics. As a result, we have decided to make our first endorsement of a person running for political office. And thank you for participating in our democracy! This was sent to us by Sanjib:. September 16, 2010 at 1:54 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Help Save the Lower Mills Library!

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Help Save the Lower Mills Library! What can you do:. 1 Attend the benefit at Ledge (2261 Dorchester Avenue) on Wednesday, April 14th at 6 pm. Cost is $15. Call Vic Campbell at 617.822.4046 for more information. 2 Go to the Lower Mills Library and find out how to sign the petition. 3 Write the mayor, our city councilors, and state representatives to tell them your personal stories about the Lower Mills library. For more info read: the Dorchester Reporter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Spotlight on Activism (Update): Occupy UMass Boston

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Spotlight on Activism (Update): Occupy UMass Boston. There is yet another Occupy Movement in Dorchester. Students at UMass Boston have begun protesting cuts in public education spending and hikes in tuition. Here is the Boston Globe story: Students Set Up Camp and Occupy UMass Boston. UPDATE: Two Weeks Later, UMass Boston Still 'Occupied'. Top Photo courtesy of Patrick D. Rosso). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. Spotlight on Activism (Update): Occupy UMass Bosto.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: The End

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During that same time, there have been many changes in our life, including new jobs and, most importantly, the birth of our two daughters. This has reduced the amount of time we have to write about our passion for Dorchester (you may have noticed there have been no posts since 2013) and express our visions for positive change in the place we call home. So today, we bid farewell to the Dorchester Think Tank in this final post. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. Friends of Ronan Park.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Marty Walsh for Mayor

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Marty Walsh for Mayor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. Marty Walsh for Mayor. Ashmont Adams Neighborhood Association. Clam Point Civic Association. Columbia Savin Hill Civic Association. Dorchester Arts Collaborative (Blog). Dorchester Atheneum (Dorchester History). Dorchester People for Peace. Federated Dorchester Neighborhood Houses. Fields Corner Main Streets. Four Corners Main Streets. Friends of Geneva Cliffs. Friends of Ronan Park. Jones Hill Civic Association.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: Ratings Back to Dorchester Think Tank!

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Ratings Back to Dorchester Think Tank! The Internet company that hosts our post ratings folded. After some searching, we have finally found an acceptable replacement. Sadly, we lost all of the ratings that blog readers left over the past 5 years. We encourage everyone to sift through the Dorchester Think Tank's blog posts and re-rate all of your favorite (or not so favorite) ideas. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the city of Boston. Ratings Back to Dorchester Think Tank! Felix Arroyo for Mayor.

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The Dorchester Think Tank: #10 Art and Music Performance Spaces Needed

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10 Art and Music Performance Spaces Needed. It is clear from the numerous artists in our studios, to the plenitude of singers, bands, and hip hop acts that practice in our basements, to the all of our young people attending Boston Arts Academy and the other art and music programs in our schools, that Dorchester has talent! And Dorchester needs more places for our musicians, poets, and artists to display their amazing art in our neighborhood. 4 The MBTA should create designated performance areas for music...