The city’s Department of Neighborhood Development (DND) is preparing to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a vacant, city-owned lot on Westville Street that could become the new home of the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, now located in Fields Corner.

An Institute spokesman, Chris Keohan, confirmed that it will participate in the RFP process, and if successful in that endeavor, will be submitting a proposal for a new headquarters and community center on a long-vacant site across from the old John Marshall School, now the UP Academy Dorchester. He couldn’t say much more, he said, as the Institute has not secured the property just yet.

 

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