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by Doug Enaa Greene | 23 May 2014 - 2:20pm

My tie is too tight and I can barely breathe. I gag as I loosen it a little. Even though the waiting room is plush, immaculate and air conditioned, it still feels unnaturally hot.

by Jonathan Adams | 22 May 2014 - 2:00pm

Somerville, Mass. - At a press conference at city hall on Wednesday, Somerville City Mayor Joseph Curtatone announced an executive order that will limit the city’s participation in the federal Secure Communities deportation program.

by Jason Pramas | 21 May 2014 - 11:14pm

Folks who like what we do here at Open Media Boston, and have a few bucks to toss in the proverbial kitty, should come on down to our upcoming fundraiser “THE WORLD ACCORDING TO Da

by Jonathan Adams | 19 May 2014 - 2:34pm

Adjunct Action, Northeastern University – Fenway

by Jonathan Adams | 19 May 2014 - 2:32pm

Waltham, Mass. – A former employee at Demos Restaurant in Waltham is suing his ex-employer alleging that he was not paid earned overtime owed to him.

by Dave Goodman | 19 May 2014 - 3:54am

This is number 14 in our series of local audio newscasts: "Local Edition." The biweekly news program, sponsored by the WMBR Radio News Department and Open Media Boston, is produced by Dave Goodman.

by Jonathan Adams | 16 May 2014 - 3:30pm

BOSTON/State House - Immigrant rights groups continued their calls for an end to the federal Secure Communities deportation program, and for the passage of a bill dubbed the “Trust Act” in a rally at the State House on Thursday. 

by Gary Zabel | 16 May 2014 - 11:09am

On Saturday, May 9, the 1200 or so delegates to the Massachusetts Teachers' Association (local affiliate of the National Education Association) Annual Meeting elected as their new president a member of the insurgent MTA caucus, Educators for a Democratic Union.

by Jonathan Adams | 16 May 2014 - 4:24am

BOSTON – Fast food workers and their supporters in the Fight for $15 and a Union campaign hit out at Burger King and other minimum-wage employers in a demonstration on Tremont St. in Boston on Thursday.

by Jason Pramas | 14 May 2014 - 10:44pm

District 4 Councilor Charles Yancey's office put out an interesting bulletin a few days ago on his recent attempt to revive his decade and a half old proposal for the city to build a 14 acre $120 million Boston public high school campus on the site of the former Boston State Hospital in Mattapan.

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