Young adults in Mass. most likely to enter treatment for alcohol addiction
Dramatic drop in heroin admissions drives shift as fewer young adults are seeking care.
Grabbing a Bite with Cambridge Day: Simon Stansbury
The AI governance pioneer and robotics strategist on ecstatic dance, virtue ethics, and why sci-fi is no longer fiction — over Brussels sprouts at Veggie Galaxy.
Cambridge educators rally for better pay, city council defers to school committee
The sticking point for the teachers’ union is starting pay for paraprofessionals. It hoped to see the FY27 budget amended.
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The CPL’s top 10 September reads
Check out the most popular books in Adult Fiction and Nonfiction this month at Cambridge Public Libraries.
When everyone lies, does it create a truth of its own?
“The Award” spoofs Cambridge and especially the writers who live here.
Somerville author draws on family history for novel about Armenian genocide
“The Kaleidoscope of Destiny” will be published Sept. 27
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“Bouncers” is back in Boston
After the 2013 marathon bombing cut a Cambridge production short, the iconic English play is back
Student crochet club donates handmade roses to Cambridge Health Alliance
The club members have put their handicraft skills and creativity to good use, donating pieces to a handful other organizations
Davis Square vendor market Small Mart bans AI art
Artists who sell goods there applaud the decision, made after a vendor was selling AI-produced art.
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