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When did you first get involved with Dorchester Bay, and why? I’ve been involved for over 25 years. Dorchester Bay was brought directly to my doorstep when [staff members] Elias

As Dorchester Bay EDC celebrates our 45th anniversary this year, we will take this opportunity to spotlight and honor the leaders who have played pivotal roles in shaping our organization,

Ms. Irene Mongo is a community leader and a long-time resident of Dorchester Bay’s Cottage Brook Apartments. Ms. Mongo is a rock that many community members rely on for her

Photo Credit: Gary Friedman As Dorchester Bay EDC celebrates our 45th anniversary this year, we will take this opportunity to spotlight and honor the leaders who have played pivotal roles

As Dorchester Bay EDC celebrates our 45th anniversary this year, we will take this opportunity to spotlight and honor the leaders who have played pivotal roles in shaping our organization,

Boston Workforce & Reentry Coalition’s project will create a comprehensive onramp for socially and economically disadvantaged residents and returning citizens in Boston’s most underserved neighborhoods so that they can create

In 1979, members from three civic associations (Columbia-Savin Hill, Virginia-Monadnock, and Jones Hill) founded Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation. The initial problem to be addressed was the renovation of four

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Comfort Kitchen Holiday Box 2023: Comfy & Warm One of Dorchester Bay’s small business clients, Comfort Kitchen, is providing a limited-edition holiday box! This year, they’re collaborating with 3 local