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Eight up-and-coming indie video games from matching puzzles and first-person slayers to virtual reality music environments were showcased Wednesday at the free Central Square Game Lab in Starlight Square.
Locals know about the green line extension, Honk! and Harvard Square Pit, and Philly transplant Lee Stabert, a journalist and podcaster, is learning them.
The language of the South gets a look saying by saying in a podcast from the Rev. Manikka Bowman, a former Cambridge School Committee member, and Aisha Francis of the Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology in Boston.
Cambridge Community Television and Cambridge Day will offer an in-person course called “Become a Community Journalist” over four hourlong sessions in October.
One America News Network, a source for information considered far to the right of Fox News, has a new political reporter: Neil McCabe, who once ran The Alewife weekly in North Cambridge and edited The Somerville News.
The lack of recent local news in the Cambridge Chronicle was explained Wednesday: The legacy paper’s sole staffer left to work at an independent site on the North Shore.