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What's new at The Bay State BannerAre there 160 gangs in Boston?Hyde Park resident Domingos DaRosa, who owns a landscaping company, was dropping tools off at his mother’s Dorchester home on June 27, 2018 when he and his brother were shot by an unknown assailant. Grazed in the leg, he threw his brother over his shoulder, carried him to his landscaping truck and sped him to Boston Medical Center. Page 1 - no comments - 1,423 views Puerto Rican paradePuerto Ricans from the Greater Boston area marched in the annual Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts parade Sunday. The parade started in Copley Square and ended at City Hall Plaza.. Page 1 - no comments - 1,175 views Puerto Rican protests lead to gov’s resignationIn the months leading up to Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rosselló’s resignation, David Ortiz had helped plan and participated in numerous rallies protesting the New Progressive Party’s handling of the disaster relief aid the island received in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Page 1 - no comments - 1,084 views Coalition endorses council candidatesThe coalition’s questionnaire included 11 questions on housing, four on environmental justice, six on economic justice and others gauging candidates’ positions on issues including the city’s BuildBPS school building plans, the re-establishment of an elected. Page 1 - no comments - 1,081 views Dorchester teens learn how to surfOn a foggy New Hampshire beach, a group of about two dozen Cape Verdean teenagers gleefully struggle to balance atop surf boards. For many, it is their first time trying the water sport. They laugh and yelp while paddling toward the horizon. Then, when they reach waist-deep depth, an instructor guides them into position. Page 2 - no comments - 1,032 views Tremont Crossing project to begin site preparationIf all goes according to plan, fencing will go up next month around Parcel 3 in Lower Roxbury, the old Whittier Street Health Center will come down and contaminated soil will be excavated and trucked away from the largest vacant parcel of land in Roxbury. Page 3 - no comments - 1,050 views . Page 4 - no comments - 1,046 views A threat to American democracyThe most important task of the nation’s president is to be an effective commander-in-chief. When Hillary Clinton ran for office to become America’s first woman president, misogynistic critics mistakenly asserted that her gender prevented her from being effective in that role. Page 4 - no comments - 974 views Activists press Rep. Lynch on immigrationActivists made simultaneous visits to the Boston, Quincy and Brockton offices of U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch time on July 25 to demand that the congressman support the closure of juvenile-migrant-detention facilities along the United States-Mexico border.. Page 7 - no comments - 1,127 views . Page 7 - no comments - 1,045 views Bike brigadeCyclists display tricked out bikes during the Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts parade.. Page 9 - no comments - 1,100 views Mayor boosts Boston business districtsMayor Martin J. Walsh recently presented Main Street Awards as part of the annual “Mayor on Main” trolley tour, a three-day tour of Boston Main Streets districts to recognize the achievements of Boston’s small businesses. This year’s tour took place on July 22, 29 and 30. Page 10 - no comments - 1,144 views Shahadi Wright Joseph and JD McCrary shine in Disney’s ‘The Lion King’With an all-star cast featuring Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Donald Glover, Seth Rogen, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Billy Eichner, John Oliver, Keegan-Michael Key, Alfre Woodard and James Earl Jones, it’s no wonder Disney’s remake of “The Lion King” has been one of this year’s highly anticipated films. Page 13 - no comments - 1,364 views
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