Shooting victim was a city employee and Cambridge resident
An email from the city manager expressed condolences at the loss of Xavier Bautista, a “valued member of the Public Works team.”
Herring and herons: signs of the Charles River’s vast improvement
As its dirty water continues to be cleaned up, a mini-nature preserve is emerging to the banks of our local watershed.
Tenant tries to avoid eviction by declaring bankruptcy
In what may be a first for the Cambridge Housing Authority, a renter in arrears has asked a bankruptcy court to stay action of removal.
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Film
Plot problems plague a trio of films
Reviews of “Minions and Monsters,” “In the Hand of Dante” and “Little Brother,” all of which fall short of their potential.
Mel Brooks at 100 and the best movie about Boston
To celebrate this living legend as he enters his second century, the Brattle Theatre has curated a weekend-long series of some of his most beloved work. Present, of course, are “Young Frankenstein” (1974, screening Saturday and Sunday) and “The Producers” (1968, Sunday), which rank by any estimation among the finest studio comedies ever made.
A super summer flick and one with eerie edge
Reviews of “Supergirl” and “Leviticus.”
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