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21-year-old killed in Cambridge shooting
A 21-year-old man was shot and killed late Monday night in North Cambridge, the Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Tuesday. Angel Nieves, a Springfield resident, was found suffering from “numerous” gunshot wounds when officers responded to a report of gunfire on Clifton Street around 11:30 p.m., the DA said. He was rushed to Mount Auburn Hospital where he...
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Arlington police seek missing woman last seen in Cambridge last month
Police in Arlington, Massachusetts, are asking for the public’s help to find a woman who has been missing since mid-December. Carolina Marguerita Guerrero, 46, was last seen near the Alewife MBTA station in Cambridge, the Arlington Police Department said Monday. Police noted that Guerrero has mental health issues. Guerrero is described as being about 5’3 with a medium build, black…
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Warmup after cold stretch prompts calls for safety on the ice
It’s going to be a classic winter weekend, and conditions for skating outdoors are nearly ideal. Declan Murray was skating and playing hockey Friday at Turner Pond in Walpole for the first time this season with his grandfather. “I like to score,” the 4-year-old said. Dan Ryan heads the volunteer group that manages Turner Pond where the thickness of...
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Warmup after cold stretch prompts calls for safety on the ice
Outdoor skating conditions are expected to be ideal this weekend, but that’s not an excuse to be reckless.
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Cambridge gets romance-focused bookstore with pending wine bar, cafe
A new bookstore has come to Cambridge, and it will soon include a cafe and wine bar within its space.
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Meet Capt. Nate, Salvation Army pastor who's played carols for 20 years
For 20 years, a Boston-area pastor has played Christmas carols in the cold — on brass instruments he learned to play through the Salvation Army’s music programs — to help raise money for their Red Kettle campaign....
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Person rescued from overnight fire in Cambridge
Cambridge Fire said the origin and cause of the Kirkland Street blaze are under investigation.
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Person rescued from burning multi-family home in Cambridge
One person who was trapped as flames rapidly spread inside a Cambridge, Massachusetts, home was rescued by firefighters overnight. The Cambridge Fire Department says it received several 911 calls for the fire in the large, multiple dwelling at 72-64 Kirkland St. just before midnight. Responding firefighters used an aerial ladder to reach a third floor window and rescue one person,…
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Bicyclist struck by garbage truck in Cambridge
A bicyclist was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a garbage truck in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Thursday. Cambridge police said the victim was riding an electric bike on Hampshire Street, between Murdock and Prospect, around 7:40 a.m. when they were hit. The cyclist was described as having a serious leg injury, though investigators say it…
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Repairs to Cambridge condo building to displace elderly residents
Residents at a large Cambridge condo will have to move out because of extensive repairs the building needs.
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Hearings in high-profile brothel case should be public, SJC rules
The show cause hearings for more than two dozen people accused of paying for sex in a high-profile brothel bust should be made public, the highest court in Massachusetts has ruled, though the paperwork concerning the cases will remain out of the public eye before then.
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Harvard Square kiosk to reopen as cultural center next year
A historic Cambridge landmark has sat vacant since the Out of Town News stand closed in 2019.s
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Historic Harvard Square news kiosk set to reopen
A historic Harvard Square kiosk is set to reopen early next year. Its local impact has spanned decades as it served as a popular newsstand in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Organizers have a modern vision for the local landmark, which is nearly 100 years old. “The kiosk was constructed in 1927 by the Boston Elevated Railway. It was originally an entrance to…
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Skeleton sculpture in Cambridge honors Dia De Los Muertos
There was a special unveiling Sunday to celebrate the Mexican holiday.
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‘It was terrifying': Rape survivor looks for answers 5 months after Cambridge attack
Five months after she was raped in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a woman is telling her story as she continues searching for answers. The attack happened around 9 p.m. on May 17 at a commercial building on Cambridgepark Drive. The woman was assaulted by a masked man armed with a knife. Police searched for the assailant, asking people in the area to…
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Rape survivor shares her story
A mother who was raped at knifepoint in Cambridge is searching for answers five months later.
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Sofra's new location opens in Boston
Earlier this year, it was reported that well-known local bakery Sofra was going to be expanding to a second space. It’s now up and running.
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Head of the Charles Regatta gets underway
Rowers from around the world are converging on Boston this weekend.
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Takeda is again laying off Massachusetts employees
For the third time this year, Takeda Pharmaceuticals Inc. has disclosed plans to lay off workers at its Cambridge and Lexington sites.
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The 59th Head of the Charles Regatta this weekend in Cambridge
Watch all the action of the 2024 Head of the Charles Regatta from Friday-Sunday Oct. 18-20 streaming live here.