Karen M. Klinger, late of Cambridge, died Dec. 16, 2012.

Here’s why Keene State College students have buyer’s remorse over a Sammy Adams show and some of the most ridiculous things the gossipers are saying about Ben Affleck and his “Argo” — and why they’re wrong.

With a new editor comes an eye-catching change in the look of Spare Change News, and a significant restating of goals, including hints at a major fundraising campaign and staff-writer structure at a paper that has been volunteer-run for two decades.

With the collapse of the recent Forest City plan as inspiration, The Boston Globe posted a weakly supported and out-of-touch business-section item bearing the headline “Tech, bio firms meet resistance in Cambridge.” It doesn’t seem to understand why.

News about Cambridge celebrities — such as it is — got extremely personal in the past week, starting with a peek into the parenting skills of Ben Affleck and wife Jennifer Garner.

The man behind local easy-listening radio station WJIB-AM, Bob Bittner, gets a full-fledged feature from The Phoenix and credit for being “the last auteur of terrestrial radio,” but Chipotle Mexican Grill can’t be happy with its recent coverage.

Unlike in the movies, friends-with-benefits relationships don’t tend to end with the partners falling in love. Usually, they just fall out of friendships.

By the time they resume in the fall, School Committee meetings will be streamed online, be archived almost immediately and be able to incorporate the slideshow presentations members watch live.

After 35 years, Tom and Ray Magliozzi are putting their weekly NPR “Car Talk” broadcasts in park and walking away. The duo, also known as Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, announced it Friday in a funny dialogue, although National Public Radio preceded that with a less-funny press release.

As a community journalist, then, I struggle to play fair and always remember the “community” part. But now I’ll do that less, and here’s why.