ShotSpotter not yet restarted; Wells details community policing goals
Returning the technology to use is still in process, as is the civic assembly meant to help assess it.
Cautious optimism on Reid Overpass replacement design
Reactions to MassDOT’s finalists presented at an August 6 community meeting were largely positive about the process.
China’s boom in biotech brings debate to Cambridge
Is it friend? Foe? Peer adversary? Industry executives are split on whether to engage with the fast-growing sector’s rising force.
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Birth Announcement
Patrick John Filer
Patrick John Filer was born at 9:24 pm on May 13, 2026, to the surprise of his parents, who hadn’t expected him for another two weeks. Born at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Patrick weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and measured 50 cm long. His parents, Michelle Filer and Michael Lee of North Cambridge,…
Opinion
Film
In these movies, home is where the hell is
“The Last House” and “The End of Oak Street” have a lot in common: suburban settings, apocalyptic times, impressive casts, even flooded basements. But one is worth a look and one probably isn’t.
Happy birthday, Mr. Hitchcock and happy anniversary, Valentino
The master of suspense and the original Hollywood heartthrob are both celebrated. Plus, sci-fi classics and “Shogun Assassin.”
Gregg Araki’s latest, an erotic comedy thriller
A review of “I Want Your Sex”
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EVENTS
Events this week in Cambridge and Somerville: Fermentation festival, music video comedy and hockey romance night
This week enjoy live music from Berklee’s summer concert series, bookstore hopping for Bookstore Romance Day and interpret art with the help of high school interns
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