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After the 2013 marathon bombing cut a Cambridge production short, the iconic English play is back

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At MIT, developers, planners debate Cambridge’s affordable housing requirements

Experts weighed the financial, legal and social costs of requiring affordable housing in new developments as Cambridge faces two lawsuits challenging its inclusionary housing ordinance

by Nathan Metcalf Tuesday, October 20, 2026Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Shawn Harris inspires kids to picture their futures in Cambridge book tour stop

The Caldecott Honoree spoke with more than 100 elementary school kids about his new book “Duel”

by Anna Albrecht Tuesday, October 20, 2026Tuesday, October 20, 2026

The middle class in Cambridge earns less than you think

City Councillor Marc McGovern defended the types of residences being built under the MFHO in the Sept 16, 2026, article titled “Zoning update may see major changes,” stating, “These are for people who make too much money for a subsidized unit but can’t afford a $4 million single-family home. That is the middle class of…

by admin Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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“Bouncers” is back in Boston

ICA Foster Prize exhibit celebrates two Somerville artists

Talk returns of bridge for bikes and pedestrians behind museum, a $302M proposal from 2023

MBTA is adding an hour to weekend transit

Head of the Charles brings Olympic Beach Sprints to Boston, helping introduce sport from July 25-27

Your 2025 summer music guide for local fests, across the river, out of town and off the grid

In the search for the ideal streamer for music, Subvert is no Bandcamp – and doesn’t stream

Boston Calling 2025’s Day 3: The festival closes with choice of Public Enemy or Dave Matthews

Boston Calling 2025’s Day 2: TikTok phenoms, faint folk, generic country and Avril Lavigne

Boston Calling 2025’s Day 1: It was wet and cold, but the faithful lasted through Sheryl Crow’s set

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