Five years in, how the MBTA Communities Act is playing out locally
Reporters from local newsrooms look at what the state’s multifamily zoning law has delivered in Lexington, Cambridge, Arlington, Belmont and Waltham — and where it hasn’t.
Cambridge civic assembly weighs ShotSpotter, cameras
Forty residents made history Saturday as they heard competing arguments from police and civil liberties advocates, and began deliberations.
Boys’ soccer tops rankings; football comes from behind
Also in CRLS sports: Crew teams win a slew of medals, girls’ soccer still hopes to make playoffs, girls’ volleyball splits and cross country teams win.
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Young but mature, the CRLS boys’ soccer team plays beyond its years
Despite losing a dozen seniors, the Falcons are near the top of the rankings, drawing on maturity and a coach who trusts them to make smart decisions
From Guitar Hero to symphonic AI with MIT’s Tod Machover
The renowned composer and MIT Media Lab Professor Tod Machover has a new work that has generative AI in concert with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Cambridge councillors seek overhaul of Harvard Square kiosk
But delay a vote to reconsider CultureHouse’s management of the KiOSK and restore its historic Out of Town News identity until its next meeting Nov. 2
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