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Belmont Schools Hammering Out Contracts as Summer Ends
With a year to go before contracts expire, a date has not yet been set for negotiating contracts for four units of the Belmont Education Association. Those units include the educators; directors, assistant directors, and assistant principals; administrative assistants and clerical aids; and finally, the professional aides, classroom assistants, tutors, campus monitors and building-based substitutes.
Town Strives to Continue Vital COA Service
At 82, Belmont resident Sally Sennott relies on the Council on Aging — not just for its many classes, where she has found a community, but also for its more practical services, such as transportation to her medical appointments. “The older you get, the more important it is to...
Cambridge City Councilor Joan Pickett, Activist Who Fought Bike Lane Expansion, Dies at 69
Joan F. Pickett, a longtime opponent of efforts to expand separated bike lanes who was serving her first term in the Cambridge City Council, died on Friday following a brief illness. She was 69. Pickett rose to prominence in Cambridge as the chair of the advocacy group Cambridge Streets for...
Women's Rugby Dominates in Season Opener vs. Mount Saint Mary's, 106-0
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard women's rugby dominated its first game of the 2024 fall season with a decisive 106-0 victory over Mount Saint Mary's. Twelve different student-athletes scored tries on Saturday against the Mountaineers. Junior Lennox London and sophomore Courtney Taylor led the team one hat trick each. Junior Olyvia Snyder and senior Carly Lehman also scored twice. First-years Josephine Mignone and Dana Greer made their mark with their first career Harvard tries.
Bay Area Marks 250th Anniversary of the Powder Alarm with Historic Reenactments and Tours in Cambridge and Somerville
History in the Bay Area can look forward to events this Labor Day weekend marking the 250th anniversary of the Powder Alarm of 1774. Cambridge and Somerville will host a series of free activities tomorrow until Monday, organized by History Cambridge, the Somerville Museum, and the Cambridge Historical Commission. The...
Men’s Volleyball Announces its 2025 Schedule
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard men's volleyball announced its 2025 schedule today, consisting of 25 contests, including 15 inside the Malkin Athletic Center. The Crimson will begin its 2025 campaign on the road as it travels out west for a pair of battles against University of Hawaii on January 8 and 10. Harvard will then return to Cambridge for the first time to kick off a seven-match home stand beginning with Roberts Wesleyan (Jan. 17) and St. Thomas Aquinas College (Jan. 18).
Good Battles Evil With the Fate of the Planet At Stake In the World Premiere of Beasties: A Sci-Fi Rock Opera
Beasties: A Sci-Fi Rock Opera takes to the stage for the first time as the all-star cast sings the story of a battle against evil to save the planet October 10 + 11 at the Regent Theatre in Arlington. Featuring 18 songs, Beasties tells of an epic alien encounter at a concert in Central Park to try to save the Earth from climate destruction and corporate political corruption. Tickets are on sale now at EventBrite.com.
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American Repertory Theater at Harvard University's production of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet begins previews August 31. Tony Award-winning director Diane Paulus (Jagged Little Pill, Waitress, Pippin) reunites with two-time Olivier-winning director and choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui (Jagged Little Pill, Babel(words), Puz/zle) to stage the classic tragedy. Launching A.R.T.'s 2024–25 season, the production will officially open September 5 at the Loeb Drama Center in Harvard Square, Cambridge.
HazMat1: Cambridge becomes first NE FD to put electric fire truck into service
Built by noted upfitters Rosenbauer on an all-electric International eMV medium-duty chassis, HazMat1 incorporates a mobile command post with an onboard electronic research library that’s fully equipped to support the Cambridge Fire Hazardous Materials Task Force at hazardous materials incidents throughout the region. It’s the first such vehicle in service in New England.
No. 11 Women’s Soccer Nets Three First Half Goals in 3-0 win over Gordon
Cambridge, Mass – Seniors Natalie Barnow (Los Angeles, Calif.) and Ashley English (Sheboygan, Wis.) and first year Molly Mascardo (Park City, Utah) each scored as No. 11 MIT women's soccer cruised to a 3-0 victory over visiting Gordon College in the team's season opener on Friday evening at Roberts Field.
Men’s Soccer Cruises Past Curry in Season Opener, 4-1
Cambridge, Mass. – First year Shikhar Motupally (Avon, Conn.) scored a pair of goals in his collegiate debut to lead the MIT men's soccer team to a 4-1 victory over Curry College on Friday afternoon at Roberts Field. Motupally scored his first collegiate goal in the first half before...
Voice actor says Boston Duck Tours has ‘more talk of death’ than he expected
A voice actor who came to Boston recently was surprised at the amount of times death was mentioned during one of the city’s most popular tourist activities. Dan Povenmire, known for voicing the character of Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz in the Disney Channel animated series “Phineas and Ferb,” shared his reaction to taking a Duck Tour of Boston in a TikTok posted on Tuesday, Aug. 27.
BU RAs Begin a Strike as Move-in Winds Down
With the next bargaining session with the 300-member Residence Life Union approaching, disruption from walkout appears minimal. A group of approximately 50 members of Boston University’s Residence Life Union walked off their jobs on Saturday, protesting the lack of a new contract for their union, a job action aimed at disrupting students moving into campus for the start of the 2024-2025 academic year.
Allston Christmas brings free finds, but beware of what lurks inside
BOSTON — As thousands of college students flood Boston's Allston neighborhood this weekend, the annual tradition known as Allston Christmas is in full swing. It's a time when discarded furniture and household items line the streets, available for free to anyone willing to haul them away. From tables to...
Stop & Shop hosts 'Allston Christmas' event with Santa at Allston Yards store
BOSTON — Stop & Shop is celebrating the annual “Allston Christmas” tradition with a special in-store event at its Allston Yards location. The event, held on Saturday and again on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its store at 305 Guest Street in Boston, features free food samples, festive holiday music, and a visit from Santa Claus.
See What Will be Closed and Impacted by the Labor Day Holiday
Watertown City departments and buildings will be closed on Labor Day, and trash and recycling will be impacted this week. See details in the announcement provided by the City of Watertown. Watertown City Hall, Parker Annex, Department of Public Works Offices, Senior Center and the Watertown Free Public Library are...
Coach bringing NBA trophy to Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The coach of the NBA champion Boston Celtics is bringing the Larry O'Brien Trophy to the Ocean State. According to a tweet from Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee, Coach Joe Mazzulla will be at the State House on Tuesday morning at 10:00. Mazzulla, a Johnston...
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