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International Ladyfest in Cambridge Feb 3-5

Boston joins the international Ladyfest movement this winter with the debut of Boston Ladyfest, February 3 – 5. The fest showcases bands from across the country and the Boston area who are unified in examining the current state of feminism. More than 25 bands will convene in Cambridge for a three-...

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Jan 31, 2012 How Could the MBTA Funding Crisis Affect Cambridge? Photo: "Lechmere with no buses" by Mark Jaquith By now if you haven’t heard that the MBTA has a huge operating deficit and is proposing steep fare increases and service cutbacks that still won’t...	Jan 30, 2012 Meet Your Baker: Pastry Chef Lesli Turock It’s highly unlikely that you’ve walked around in Central Square in the last few months and not noticed baked goods calling out a siren song from the windows of locally owned Veggie Galaxy. What may...
Jan 28, 2012 Crowd by Chocolate If you were wondering why there were so many people in Harvard Square today, the short answer is "chocolate." The Harvard Square Business Association started the noon hour with a Chocolate Treasure...	Jan 27, 2012 This Week in NeighborMedia: Many Helping Hands and Cambridge's Role in Energy Innovation This Week in NeighborMedia: a recap of the week's captivating Cambridge stories produced by NeighborMedia correspondents at Cambridge Community Television. Latest stories Andrew Vitvitsky reports on...
Jan 20, 2012 Cambridge Frontlines of Energy Innovation The Challenges During the last decade Cambridge has gained recognition as platform for research and development of energy innovation policy, a topic which during an election year accelerates in...	Jan 20, 2012 Much Help/Many Hands The breezy, frigid, air did not prevent hundreds of people from coming out to gather on the steps of Cambridge’s City Hall. And even though the third Monday of every January is a national holiday in...
Jan 13, 2012 This Week in NeighborMedia: Central Sq Neglect, Gallery Opening, and New ACT Website This Week in NeighborMedia: a recap of the week's captivating Cambridge stories produced by NeighborMedia correspondents at Cambridge Community Television. Latest stories Saul Tannenbaum documents...	Jan 12, 2012 Why Does Central Square Look So Neglected? A sunny Sunday noon time stroll to brunch through Central Square may be one's introduction this area of Cambridge. If one were to make that stroll on a recent Sunday, this is what you'd find. Fancy...
Jan 11, 2012 multimedium ARTS EXHIBIT at CCTV "This is my first attempt and it's really a memory for my grandmother," Garabed Setrakian welcomed guests to the opening of his exhibition in the Karen Aqua Gallery at Cambridge Community Television...	Jan 7, 2012 Alliance of Cambridge Tenants (ACT) Launches New Website After months of research and hard work the Alliance of Cambridge Tenants (ACT) was able to launch its new website, getting it off the ground, up and running. The ACT homepage can be found at www....

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