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Researchers say more than 4,000 mild, moderate, and severe "lost" gas leaks "vanished from public utility company data" between 2014 and 2015 despite no record of being repaired.
There is phenomenal news for Bernie Sanders supporters in the 26th Middlesex House District, which covers significant swaths of Cambridge and Somerville.
A recent op-ed in the Boston Globe suggests that student activism at Smith College’s School for Social Work is “overwrought,” and advises us as organizers that “not every dispute warrants a social-justice crusade.”
“It’s been 25 years and I feel like I never made peace with my dad’s tragedy, but somehow my soul got healed through dance.”
Local rock act and newfound synthpop group talk age differences, music education, and the pros of Boston.
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The cast of COMPANY gets lyrical
On Films at the Gate and Boston’s many other outdoor movie programs
Letters from us and you
In the interest of reminding readers that the promise of Long Island is still a life or death issue, some cogent testimonies from Monday’s Boston Homeless Solidarity Committee speakout
He’s a shameless mouthpiece for the businesspeople aiming to shift more public dollars toward institutions that are not accountable to taxpayers.
Now that broadband internet is a public utility, both cable companies and telephone companies need to pay for public access television — not try to defund it
Pop-punk icons Blink-182 return to Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA with Matt Skiba in tow for a night of nonstop energy.
Everything you need to know about Boston’s best garage and psych rock festival according to the bands you love.
The first major US exhibition of Della Robbia at the MFA
On an old release from John Waters, and a new one from Seth Rogen
A Sweet New Somerville Flavor
Letters from us and you
Secretary of the Commonwealth shames independents (but should instead be ashamed of himself)
Has anyone ever looked as suave and debonair as Bryan Ferry, the man who practically invented the insouciant half-unraveled tuxedo bowtie look and turned it into a template for coolness? It certainly helped that he inherited some amazing DNA from what we can assume is the deep end of the gene ...
Jaws rip-offs sighted at 12 o’clock
"Being from Boston, there’s no other way to put this: there’s a suppression of [some] hip-hop and other events put on by people of color and those on the margins that has always gone on."
