NEWS Cambridge meetings, Sept. 14-21: A half-million dollars to make up for federal cuts to food aid (corrected) by Marc Levy September 13, 2026 Take part in meetings on handling growing hunger, the Healthpeak neighborhood project and changes to the city's multifamily zoning ordinance.
EDUCATION Anti-immigrant agents can’t arrest on school grounds, officials emphasize in order by Felix Shackelford September 9, 2026 Protections for immigrants and undocumented students in Cambridge were strengthened, underlining protections the city has put in place over the past couple of years.
OPINION Hit the federal government where it hurts: Let’s withhold taxes by Martin G. Evans August 30, 2026 Not transmitting income tax monies to the federal government is a federal offense. I would support taking that risk.
NEWS Haitians and Syrians sheltered in U.S. brace for disaster from change of status, with consequences for economy by Catalina Mena July 24, 2026 Protections for 45,000 Haitians and almost 300 Syrians across Massachusetts are set to expire as soon as Monday after a second short delay by a judge.
NEWS Translator Ken Kronenberg has disturbing things to say about America in 2026, and they’re from Germany in the 1930s by Marc Levy June 1, 2026 Kronenberg is translating toxic German propaganda from the fascist era of eugenics, racism and slaughter as it seeps through U.S. political speech.
NEWS Somerville meetings, May 18-25: Reforms to ‘cottage’ zoning and condos replacing a Union Square blight by Marc Levy May 17, 2026 Take part in meetings on a rental registry and stronger city civil rights, “backyard cottage” zoning and Union Square condos replacing a wreck.
BUSINESS Cambridge city councillor McGovern urges a boycott of Citizens Bank over its support of ICE by Marc Levy April 15, 2026 Pressure against Citizens Bank for its political investments has grown to include Cambridge city councillor Marc McGovern.
THEATER The last three A.R.T. plays in Harvard Square share a theme for Trump’s America by Marc Levy April 15, 2026 Eugène Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros,” a rock opera about the abortion network called The Janes and an underground railroad tale called “Mexodus.”
NEWS Somerville is beefing up its Welcoming Community Ordinance against Trump policies by Marc Levy April 11, 2026 A law that spells out Somerville’s resistance to federal oppression is being strengthened, including protections for First Amendment expression.
NEWS Cambridge meetings, April 6-13: Ellery Street projects put multifamily housing under a microscope by Marc Levy April 5, 2026 Two projects on one street are among those shaped by multifamily housing zoning the City Council passed last year, and the experts are watching.