Photo courtesy of the Boston Transportation DepartmentOn Saturday, November 24th, 2018, the Dorchester community kick-started the Holiday season with the traditional Holiday trees lighting around the neighborhood.
Neighbors, community leaders, and officials gathered in different areas of Dorchester, such as Fields Corner, Lower Mills, Neponset Circle, Port Norfolk, Harbor Point, Allen Park & Meetinghouse Hill, Strand Theatre, St. Teresa of Calcutta Church, Ryan Playground, and Peabody Square.
Our friends at @ADSL_Sports showing off the #FieldsCorner tree! #selfiealert , come check it out! pic.twitter.com/CnyLDcqGhr
— FieldsCornerMainSt (@FieldsCornerMS) November 25, 2018
It was wonderful to see @RepDanCullinane at the Lower Mills tree lighting tonight! Thank you for spending time with @SJP2CALowerMill students ?? they loved meeting you. Excited for you to visit us at school? #LowerMillsLEADERS @kate_brandley @SJP2CA @CCatholicSchool @marty_walsh pic.twitter.com/OLTfY7pfwV
— SJP2CA Lower Mills (@SJP2CALowerMill) November 25, 2018
@greaterashmont doing it right! Great crowds tonight across #Dorchester with one more stop to go! ???????????+?? pic.twitter.com/mvSPVTkGlk
— Annissa Essaibi-George (@AnnissaForBos) November 25, 2018
I had a great time celebrating the Dorchester Holiday Trolley Tour with friends and neighbors last night! pic.twitter.com/mRkc9VQgEA
— Mayor Marty Walsh (@marty_walsh) November 25, 2018
