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by Jonathan Adams (Staff) | 20 Jun 2013 - 3:45am
BOSTON – Seven former employees of four Indian restaurants in the Boston area are in an ongoing federal lawsuit with their ex-employers over a wage dispute.

by Sarah Betancourt | 14 Jun 2013 - 4:32pm

BOSTON - Over the past few days, local media outlets have flooded the airwaves with photo essays of flamboyantly dressed drag queens, Thank Menino signs, and photos of gay NBA veteran Jason Collins.

by superuser | 13 Jun 2013 - 3:17am

BOSTON/State House - The Massachusetts legislature is currently reviewing three bills this session that may lead to food products containing Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) to carry identifying labels.

by Sue Katz | 12 Jun 2013 - 2:42am
For their Pride weekend show, the 175 members of Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, dressed in black tuxedos and red ribbons, crowded onto the stage at John Hancock Hall to celebrate musical Divas. 

by Shirley Moskow | 12 Jun 2013 - 2:34am

Gold Rush In The Jungle by Dan Drollette Jr, The Race to Discover and Defend the Rarest Animals of Vietnam’s “Lost World” (Crown Publishers, New York, 316 pages, $25.00)

by Jason Pramas | 11 Jun 2013 - 5:48pm

Over the last several months, regular Open Media Boston viewers will have seen my periodic notices mentioning that I was only writing editorials infrequently while completing my MFA in Visual Arts at an area university.

by Sarah Betancourt | 11 Jun 2013 - 3:38pm

Cambridge, Mass. - The crowd was out the door of The Just Crust this Saturday during its grand opening.

by Jonathan Adams | 7 Jun 2013 - 4:57am

BOSTON/State House - The Boston Teachers Union called on lawmakers Tuesday to keep limits on the number of charter schools in the Bay State.

by J. Ramsey (Participant) | 3 Jun 2013 - 12:59pm

Braving temperatures well over 90 degrees, as many as 500 people gathered on the outer edge of the Boston Common on Saturday, across the street from the Massachusetts Statehouse, to demonstrate their solidarity with the protests currently under police attack in Turkey.

by Tate Williams | 3 Jun 2013 - 3:19am

Cambridge, Mass. - The campaign to pull Harvard’s stock holdings out of the fossil fuel industry has graduated from primarily a baccalaureate effort, to one that includes law students, faculty, and some of the school’s distinguished and well-heeled alumni.

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