Open Media Boston

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by Andrew Jeromski | 4 Feb 2013 - 5:00pm

BOSTON/Boston Common - Former Supreme Court Justice Louis D.

by Sarah Betancourt | 4 Feb 2013 - 12:34pm

BOSTON/Government Center - Labor and tenant organizers gathered in front of the Suffolk County Housing Court Thursday morning to support the family of Dorchester resident Ramon Suero in an anti-foreclosure rally.

by Jason Pramas | 4 Feb 2013 - 11:55am

Much as our staff likes the name of our publication, Open Media Boston, we're toying with the idea of changing it. Naturally, you all will be wondering why we're even considering such a move.

by Jason A Stephany, MassUniting.org (Advocate) | 30 Jan 2013 - 7:00pm

You may have seen their ads on TV or been accosted by a Fix the Debt canvasser on the street – they claim to be a grassroots effort promoting steps to reduce the national debt. But the truth is, Fix the Debt is just another corporate-financed DC lobbying group looking for taxpayer handouts.

by superuser | 26 Jan 2013 - 6:17am

BOSTON/South Boston - Members of the Internet collective known as Anonymous took to the streets of Boston yesterday in memory of fellow activist Aaron Swartz, who took his own life earlier this month, and to protest the criminal prosecution that they believe contributed to this death.

by Sarah Betancourt | 25 Jan 2013 - 11:36pm

BOSTON/Downtown Crossing - Thirty protesters battled the bitter cold in front of Downtown Crossing's H&M on Monday evening to hold a Martin Luther King Day candlelight vigil to honor fallen sweatshop workers in Bangladesh.

by Umang Kumar | 20 Jan 2013 - 1:20am

Kaveri Rajaraman, who graduated from Harvard University in 2009 with a PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology, was arrested In Bangalore, India on Saturday, Jan 19, 2013.

by Tate Williams | 18 Jan 2013 - 11:27pm

Cambridge, Mass. - Labor activists, Harvard University employees, and friends and family rallied today in Cambridge to protest the laying off of three University Financial Services workers, citing apparent discrimination.

by Sarah Betancourt | 18 Jan 2013 - 11:14pm

BOSTON - Governor Patrick decided that it was finally politically viable to announce goals targeting growth, ending an era of budget austerity and slim pickings for working families in yesterday's State of the Commonwealth address.

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