Pianist Chase Morrin talks about the mentors and faith that inspired the trio's latest album "Global Prayer."
Ize Trio make global jazz their own at Regattabar on Sunday
‘Power Ballad’ is a no from me, dawg
Paul Rudd's charm can't save this stinker about a struggling wedding musician who believes his original work was stolen by a global pop star.
Cocaine dealers to Cambridge and Somerville are arrested, police say
Police found cocaine and illegal guns when they acted on search warrants in Cambridge and Braintree on June 4. Four people were arrested.
Wander Cat Cola is a craft soda whose bubbles are popping up all over the place
Try a Japanese-inspired craft cola at the Taste of Somerville, at New Leaf Espresso
Tuesday office hour in Davis Square (Diesel, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.)
Bring story ideas, questions, concerns or complaints to one of our convenient locations – or, even better, come with proposals about become part of a team.
Two challenges to Cambridge laws could complicate the path to homebuilding
Both are referred for discussion, but one angered the vice mayor for freezing projects seeking to move forward under Affordable Housing Overlay zoning.
Someday Festival is twice as nice with a second day of music
At Warehouse XI, you're going to like the way local music sounds, we guarantee it.
Porter Square Shopping Center gets a rebrand to match its physical refresh: The Mix Porter Square
The Porter Square Shopping Center has changed its name to The Mix Porter Square under the management company Wilder.
Candidates in three races for state rep in Somerville reject ‘dark money’ donations
An agreement to eschew “dark money” campaign funding is in place for three Somerville state representative races.
Jerry’s Pit and North Cambridge’s industrial past are spotlighted in the week’s History Hang
At the mid-1840s height of the industrial revolution, there were clay pits and brickyards all over the area. The most extensive brick plant was in North Cambridge.