There’s a clear choice in the race for state representative for the 25th Middlesex District, and it’s Marjorie Decker.
Does mayor Wu actually feel sorry about her dead co-worker
If the mayor truly felt guilty about the death of Louisa Gag and wanted bicyclist road deaths to end, she would restart the projects she has thwarted.
Time for a change in Cambridge’s 25th Middlesex
Voters have a choice Sept. 1 between a candidate well-prepared to take on the political establishment and one who is a part of it.
Democratic civil war has working-class casualties
The working class is politically homeless, refugees from factional wars they don’t identify with. This is true even in solid blue Massachusetts.
AI invented part of my campaign platform
Meta AI recently told me about my own campaign, and used a Mississippi state senate voter guide as a source. The problem is that I'm running in Massachusetts.
On this journey, as far and fast as we’ve come in tech, we’re still at home with bureaucracy
Here’s how human lives can make a four-month ordeal out of a process that’s seemingly been transformed by the wonders of modern technology.
Ten things you don’t know about the Gwacca
The Greater Wine and Cheese Cask Area is the hip, metrosexual neighborhood that people from Porter and points north dream about biking through.
We deserve a state representative who works for us
I share a lot in common with my current state representative, Marjorie Decker, but feel more represented by her opponent in the upcoming Democratic primary.
Zoning Amendments to Promote Sensible Neighborhood Development
The first thing you should know about me is that I’ve lived here longer than you.
Go fast, break things: Cambridge did it with how it builds housing
Cambridge’s City Council will soon consider amendments to a Multifamily Housing Zoning ordinance and needs real answers to questions about its impact.