Boston Election— Santana beats out Baker for final At-Large seat; Louijeune tops ticket citywide; Culpepper wins District 7 seat; Wu sails to 2nd term as Mayor https://t.co/NaBNdiDJmm

Moments ago, Frank Baker told crowd of supporters at Florian Hall that full results won't be known "until 2 or 3 in the morning." He says he plans to go to bed. "Thank you for honoring me and my family... I feel good about where we are. We did good every place in the city."

Early results reviewed by The Reporter indicate that Miniard Culpepper has a lead over Said Ahmed for the District 7 city council seat.

The operator of a convenience store at 533 Columbia Rd. in the heart of Uphams Corner rebutted stiff resistance from abutters last Wednesday night over his bid to add a package store liquor license to his grocery market. #Dorchester https://t.co/BqXnJ0xAeG

As of 3 p.m., 63,948 voters have shown up for the #Boston election. That's 14.8 percent turnout, per city Election Dept. Not yet clear if today's participation rate will match, exceed or fall short of the September turnout, which was roughly 22 percent— or 93,854 total voters.

A huge mug shot of Whitey Bulger is no longer the first thing customers see when they walk through the front door of Savin Bar + Kitchen.

Turnout in today's municipal election in #Boston through 9 a.m. (including early vote) stands at 37,105 or 8.62 percent, according to city Election dept. Get updates at https://t.co/7D7gL5u3Dq

Polls open in Boston Election; Contest for Council seats takes center stage Stay with https://t.co/7D7gL5u3Dq today for updates and election results tonight. https://t.co/NaBNdiDbwO

Lake Morrissey alert! High tides and "minor" coastal flooding forecast tomorrow morning (Tuesday, Nov. 4) through Sunday, expected to cause disruptions on Morrissey Blvd in #Dorchester See https://t.co/Bn2fAWnWEM for more.

"Dorchester, UK, is shaped by a mix of ancient and modern: Neolithic and Roman sites live side-by-side with buildings from the 1400s through to today."

Erin Caldwell and the DotLife podcast make a pilgrimage to the "OG" Dorchester across the pond!! Be sure to like and subscribe to DotLife!

Op-ed— Boston faces a transition as Covid-era federal funding boost comes to an end via Boston Municipal Research Bureau @ResearchBureau1 https://t.co/YVAUVGQfzS

Traffic presents obstacle for 24-unit condo plan at Granite Avenue and Hill Top Street in #Dorchester https://t.co/buNtJm3Vz1

At Dorchester’s Richard J. Murphy School,185 residents cast ballots on either Saturday or Sunday.

“We’ve been talking to people all over Dorchester who are feeling the pressure of rising rents. A lot of folks are worried about whether they can keep living in the neighborhoods they grew up in. This ballot campaign is about making sure they can stay.” - Lori Hurlebaus

Many criminal cases, including a large number originating in Dorchester, were dismissed today as an ongoing shortage of public defenders continues to roil courtrooms in #Boston https://t.co/xYD06FtRah

Neponset Rowing Club is on lookout for ‘crew’ recruits from city neighborhoods https://t.co/8u7NSIeV1N

“We were able to put together a ragtag team... The typical Dorchester story: it’s a bunch of different backgrounds, and we sort of came together and started building up the club that way.” - Filipe Oliveria, Dot City FC founder

Walsh Park re-opened last Friday after a $4 million facelift that boasts well-lighted walking paths, softball field, refurbished basketball courts, a splash pad, and even a tennis court that supports pickle ball #Dorchester https://t.co/ueuc6Mi1Om

Great choice! Well done, Kieran.