Inquest finds Cambridge officers justified in fatal shooting
Officers acted “reasonably” to the situation that left a man dead, according to results released Friday by the district attorney.
Community, developers have mixed response to new inclusionary options
Some housing advocates and builders panned the report entirely, while others found merit in some suggestions.
Suspected Teele Square electrical fire displaces residents, businesses close
Firefighters from a dozen neighboring communities battled flames that spread rapidly through the roof of a century-old building Wednesday.
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Lifeless on page and on screen
“Verity” The movie version of “Verity,” Colleen Hoover’s hackneyed page lift of Daphne du Maurier’s great 1938 Gothic psycho thriller “Rebecca,” has an all-star cast that may not be enough to give the romance novelist a fourth box office success. Some of that is due to the source material. Where du Maurier understood and gave…
What could have been redemption remains a disappointment
A review of “Digger.”
A survival thriller and a crime drama
Reviews of “Heart of the Beast” and “Unabomber.”
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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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