The Clam Point Civic Association Meeting of Monday, March 12, did not take place at its usual location, but instead at Work Inc. located at 57 Beach Street in Dorchester. The meeting brought about 30 residents and friends of the neighborhood. Upon arrival, I received a tour of Work Inc. from Jimmy, a Clam Point resident and employee of Work Inc. who helped to procure the space. Work Inc. develops community based work programs for individuals who have disabilities. You can find more information about Clam Point Civic on their website, at www.clampoint.org. The meeting began with a C-11 Boston Police Report from Officer Dennis Rory, highlighting recent crime in the neighborhood - there were 16 documented incidents in the neighborhood. The association voted "yes" on the Morrissey Liquors Expansion Proposal. >> Read More
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The Clam Point Civic Association's April monthly meeting was held at Work Inc. The meetings are slated to be held at Work Inc. until further notice. The meeting began with a discussion of recent crime in the neighborhood. The discussion of crime led to a discussion of the trends of prostitution in the neighborhood, and the ways to stop it. Ideas include lights, cameras, and more police interference. The Association held a discussion concerning funds for the neighborhood beautification committee. The committee voted to spend $200 to fill planters in Byrne park. 
