The Week in Review: Shooting Victim Identified

Check out our top stories of the week below (just click the link to see the full story):

VIDEO: Suzanne Lee Hosts South End Fundraiser: A crowd of supporters gathered at Red Fez last week during a campaign fundraiser for city council hopeful Suzanne Lee, a former Boston Public School principal with over 35 years of experience in education.

South End Gardens Win Mayor's Contest: John Walsh's plot in the Saranac Community Garden along the Southwest Corridor Park stands out in its formality. Unlike the vegetable gardens and wildflowers nearby, Walsh, a JP resident, has molded his small plot of land into a precise work of art.

Restaurant Week in the South End: The South End is well represented in this summer's Restaurant Week line-up, giving you ample opportunity to save some cash while eating out in the neighborhood. Below is a list of restaurants participating in the two-week event, which runs August 14-19 and 20-26. 

PHOTOS: United South End Settlements Brings Art to the Park: Titus Sparrow Park was alive with song and dance on Tuesday as United South End Settlements hosted its annual Art in the Park event. The morning began with a puppet show, followed by a Hokey Pokey flash mob featuring dozens of kids and a few brave adults.

Police Identify Shooting Victim: Police have idenfitied the young man found dead on a South End sidewalk early Saturday morning as Raymond Lemar, 33, of Boston.

New Committee Contemplates Turnpike Air-Rights Parcels: Seventeen months after developers announced the end of the long-planned never-built Columbus Center project, the Boston Redevelopment Authority is rekindling discussions about potential development above sections of the Massachusetts Turnpike.