MIT professor dies after bike crash at Memorial Drive intersection
The intersection at Massachusetts Ave and Memorial Drive had been flagged for safety concerns
Cambridge launches first civic assembly to weigh ShotSpotter, surveillance technology
The gunshot detection system will remain active during the process
Porter Square developer sues Cambridge over 20% affordable housing requirement
The developer wants to build apartments on the Walgreens, Simon’s Coffee Shop and Keezer’s parcel
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Film
Futures in flux at MIT and Harvard documentary film centers as founding leaders step down
MIT’s Documentary Lab will take some time before returning to regularly scheduled programming
Art horror, serial killer nonchiller, espionage comedy and a gorefest
Reviews of “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” “The Whisper Man,” “Mayday” and “Onslaught.”
Silver anniversaries on the silver screen
It’s the 25th anniversary of “Spirited Away” and “Metropolis.” Plus, the Taiwan Film Festival, the dorky delight “Hundreds of Beavers” and more.
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In ’Rhinoceros,’ whether to run with the herd is the question
The A.R.T. has put together a stunning production of Ionesco’s classic play, which forces us to look at what it takes not to conform.
Young poets are honored for ‘playful to inspiring’ works
For the 27th year, Cambridge Public Library presented its Youth Poetry Awards. There were 55 winners selected from more than 500 applicants.
Cambridge Jazz Fest aims to play it forward for the community
This weekend’s free festival aims to create a space for people to experience jazz together, plus giving out its CAMMY awards and scholarships.
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