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by Sue Katz | 6 Jul 2015 - 12:00am

Housatonic River Walk by Sue Katz

by Sue Katz | 5 Jun 2015 - 1:53pm

Well, sort of. I wasn’t at THE White House Conference on Aging (which is to be held in July): I was at the fifth and final regional consultation forum leading up to the actual Conference.

by Steve Early | 1 Jun 2015 - 12:45pm

When I first met Brooklyn-born Bernie Sanders, he was a pretty marginal figure in his adopted state of Vermont. It was 1976 and he was running, unsuccessfully and for the fourth time, as a candidate of the Liberty Union Party (LUP).

by Yuxiao Yuan, Somerville Neighborhood News | 6 Apr 2015 - 12:00am

Somerville, Mass. – On March 11, some 50 residents, business owners and others marched and protested in Union Square to protest the ongoing planning process for Union Square redevelopment.

by Sue Katz | 5 Apr 2015 - 3:49am

Harvard University’s Third Annual Gender & Sexuality Symposium, March 27, 2015

by Jason Pramas | 29 Mar 2015 - 11:31am

March 20 was the seventh anniversary of more-or-less continuous publication of Open Media Boston. I say "more or less" because we have had a number of periods where our publication of metro news and views has slowed to a trickle for a variety of reasons.

by various | 17 Mar 2015 - 1:02am

For ten years the residents of the Palestinian village of Bil’in have held weekly non-violent protests against the confiscation of their land and destruction of their olive trees.

by Alternatives for Community & Environment | 9 Mar 2015 - 4:10am

Seeing the deplorable state of the MBTA this winter is like watching a poorly-made slasher film where the ending is obvious to everyone except the blundering, oblivious characters.

by Richard Moskowitz, M. D. | 28 Feb 2015 - 3:44pm

Because I keep getting frantic calls from parents about this, and even such usually sensible sources as NPR and National Geographic are calling out "anti-vaxxers" as irrational, deluded, or even anti-scientific, the worst insult of all, hitherto applied only to climate deniers and those other yah

by Leonardo March | 27 Feb 2015 - 11:15pm
BOSTON/Roxbury - A walking vigil was held in Roxbury last Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary since the assassination of Malcolm X and the third month since the murder of Tamir Rice

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