DRIFT-SOME: works by John Chwekun, Lisa Medlen, and Matthew Price
May 16-June 20, 2008
Chwekun, Medlen and Price explore themes of time, memory, presence, and absence in their two and three dimensional works.
The FPAC Gallery
300 Summer Street
Fort Point, Boston
If you belief that technology is an important tool the affect change, then the annual Grassroots Use of Technology Conference is the place for you.
BOSTON - The following fragmentary communique reaches Open Media Boston from three of our key operatives who risked their lives yesterday evening to penetrate the so-called "Apple Store" on Boylston St. - otherwise known as the newest regional headquarters of the Apple Cult.
While the Massachusetts state budget process for Fiscal Year 2009 is by no means the worst we've ever seen, we cannot help but muse about lost opportunities this week as the Senate Ways and Means Committee released its proposal.
BOSTON/Mission Hill - About 50 people - including affected workers, Service Employees International Union Local 615 staffers, and community allies - marched from the Mission Park apartment development in Boston's Mission Hill neighborhood to the 55-77 Pond Avenue Professional and Medical Suites
Rally for Health Care for All, Not Cuts in Health Insurance Benefits!
6th Annual
Youth Shines! Art Auction
Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 at the Boston Center of the Arts from 6pm-8pm
Silent & live auctions of art by children and teens to benefit their neighborhood’s Youth Workers’ Alliance.
Driving west along Alewife Brook Parkway recently, through an area called The Alewife - a swath of road and shopping centers where Cambridge, Arlington, and Watertown, MA seem to overlap - I was struck by a crazy thought.
While the federal government attempts to pass inadequate relief for victims of predatory loans, local groups and outraged citizens are agitating for a trio of bills at the state level.
