A team of public health researchers ultimately concluded that Somerville would benefit from at least one supervised consumption site
THE DATA IS IN ON SOMERVILLE’S PROSPECTIVE SUPERVISED CONSUMPTION SITE
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GUEST OPINION: CONTRACT STRUGGLE CONTINUES AT EMERSON
“Our workers and staff deserve a living wage with benefits.”
LEO THE KIND: FROM PLAYSTATION TO RADIO STATIONS
“It’s got a really unique sound to it. I think he’s paving the way for a new genre.”
THE SOUL SHOP: A RECORDING STUDIO COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN A DIGITAL PANDEMIC WORLD
“What does the music ask you to do? Not the band, not the client, not the producer, not even yourself. What does the music require?”
TEXT OF THE MA JOURNALISM COMMISSION LAW
MA HOUSE No. 5250
“An Act to encourage new development and usher in a recovering economy”
January 6, 2021
SECTION 93. (a) There is hereby established a special legislative commission, pursuant to section 2A of chapter 4 of the General Laws, to study journalism in underserved communities in the ...
DEATH THREAT AGAINST MASS POLITICIAN IS A BAD SIGN
Should violence replace political debate, democracy could end
“I TALKED TO OTHER COMICS. A LOT OF US DON’T REALLY MISS STANDUP.”
Boston comedians Andrew Mayer and Dan Martin had big album releases planned. Now they’re contemplating what comedy might look like after the pandemic.
DIGBOSTON STATEMENT ON THE CLOSING OF METRO BOSTON
The collapse of any professional news outlet is dangerous at this moment in American history. Each publication or station we lose is another nail in the coffin of democracy. Communities need to organize to rebuild our shattered news infrastructure—especially at the local level.
PAGING ALL DIG READERS: WHAT’S WRONG WITH BOSTON? WHAT’S RIGHT WITH BOSTON?
We are doing two issues of DigBoston—What’s Wrong With Boston (#WWWB), and What’s Right With Boston (#WRWB)—that will ride the holiday slide into 2020. It’s a big deal that we’re hurtling into another decade, and so we wanted to do something different from the regular look-back and look-ahead spreads.
REPERTORY FILM REPORT: ON “THE B-FILM” AT THE HFA
In a review of the standout William Castle film When Strangers Marry (1944) first published on December 4, 1944, the legendary critic Manny Farber quite favorably compared that particular ...
