Third man charged in killing of Xavier Bautista
Moises Pimentel of Boston has been accused of murder, carrying a weapon without a license, conspiracy and evidence tampering.
Question 8 “a doomsday scenario,” say cannabis business owners
The November ballot measure would end recreational marijuana sales statewide in 2028. That has local operators and investors feeling anxious.
Central Square’s Carl Barron Plaza set to reopen after 3 years
Officials plan to bring buskers, DJs, markets, and small food vendors to the plaza after its reopening.
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Intensity in survival and horror
Reviews of “The Weight” and “Resident Evil.”
Cemetery screenings that don’t scare
Just in time for autumn’s arrival, the Coolidge Corner Theatre is hosting its annual Cemetery Cinema series. Also, a Sofia Coppola miniseries begins while the Taiwan Film Festival ends.
“Marie Antoinette and friends: Three films by Sofia Coppola”
Director Sofia Coppola comes to the Harvard Film Archive.
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Central Square Night Market returns for third year
University Park came alive Saturday for global food and local community
‘We’re not just the war’: Ukraine beyond the battlefield
A symposium and concert Friday will bring Ukrainian artists, mental health professionals and human rights advocates together at First Church in Cambridge.
Central Square’s ‘Eleanor’ a Plum production
A virtuoso performance brings a complicated woman to life.
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