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Mayor Wu Cuts Ribbon at Scobies, A New Cafe at City Hall

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Mayor Michelle Wu inaugurated Scobie's Café & Bar's new location at City Hall on June 4, 2025, marking a significant addition to the city's efforts to support local businesses. Scobie's was selected through a competitive RFP for its advantageous business model and commitment to community. Co-owner Anne Lydon expressed pride in representing Dorchester and hopes the café will become a welcoming hub for City Hall visitors. The café will offer healthy, in-house made items sourced from local vendors and will operate Monday through Friday from 7:30 a. m.

to 4:30 p. m. District 3 City Councilor John Fitzgerald emphasized the importance of highlighting local businesses in such a prominent space. Eamon Shelton, Commissioner of Property Management, stated that Scobie's will help connect City Hall with the surrounding community. This initiative aligns with Mayor Wu's ongoing efforts to make Boston a home for everyone and activate City Hall as an inclusive gathering space.

Scobie's commitment to sourcing locally underscores its role in strengthening community ties in Dorchester.

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