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Tenth Annual Dance for World Community, Part 2

Celebrate the diverse dance traditions in Cambridge.

Submitted by Tanina Carrabotta on Sat, 06/30/2018 - 15:12

There is a long tradition of a family dance in Cambridge. You will learn about the ancient history of dance when you study with Boston Lykeion Ellinidon, a greek dance group. Circle dances are the world's oldest form of dance.

Samba Viva brings the party spirit straight from Brazil, featuring traditional folk and carnival dances.

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Street Photos Around Harvard Square

A Hot Summer Day

Submitted by Bimal Nepal on Fri, 06/29/2018 - 14:39




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Leavitt & Peirce

If These Walls Could Talk

Submitted by Kristina Kehrer on Tue, 06/26/2018 - 09:16

Leavitt & Peirce may just be the oldest small business in Cambridge. Located in its original location since 1883, this tobacco and cigar shop has withstood the whims of time, while accruing the historical content of Harvard Square’s distinguished past.

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Ground Breaking for Canoe/Kayak Launch at Magazine Beach

Submitted by Bimal Nepal on Sat, 06/23/2018 - 17:48

Ground Breaking for Canoe/Kayak Launch & Outlook at Magazine Beach June 22

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Cambridge Pride 2018

LGBT Brunch with Mayor McGovern

Submitted by Bimal Nepal on Sat, 06/09/2018 - 13:55




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New Splash Deck at Magazine Beach Park Opens

Ribbon Cutting & Kid’s Dance Party

Submitted by Bimal Nepal on Fri, 06/08/2018 - 18:50




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When a Bird Flies into (Enters) Your House

How to Get Them Out (Instructions that Work)

Submitted by Helen Kobek on Wed, 06/06/2018 - 22:35
Photo of small bird in flight.

This can happen anywhere there are houses and birds. This story is about what to do when a bird flies into your house or apartment in Cambridge. Which can happen to anyone. Here, in Cambridge, measuring just about seven square miles, with so much wildlife, so many birds, especially at this time of year. There are also so many bird nests (where many birds live), you probably live within fifteen feet of a bird nest nestled into some eaves or foyer and you don’t even know it.

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Safe Haven for Newborn Babies

And an Easing of Suffering for the Parent

Submitted by Helen Kobek on Fri, 06/01/2018 - 11:57

It is impossible to predict how someone will respond to having a baby. There can be the best of intentions and expectations: joy, bonding, sharing the moment, and thinking about the future. There can be the best preparation: the stack of wee onesies and diapers, perhaps a rocking chair, a baby shower, childbirth classes, and prenatal appointments. Your baby’s name has probably been chosen. Everything is all set, awaiting the welcoming of your newborn baby girl or boy.

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Interview with a Cambridge Carrot

The Life of a Carrot Destined for Cambridge Curbside Compost, Clean Energy Production

Submitted by Helen Kobek on Fri, 05/18/2018 - 19:24

I recently sat down with a Carrot at the Cambridge apartment of Chris and Liz to talk about readying to enter the new city-wide Cambridge Curbside Compost program. Please note: This interview took place the night before Carrot was picked up at curbside, and two – TWO! - days – DAYS!

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This Is Who It Hurts-Part 2

The Loss of EMF – a rehearsal complex for artists and musicians

Submitted by Kristina Kehrer on Sun, 05/13/2018 - 11:04

The loss of the EMF rehearsal complex on Brookline Street is to many, the last nail in the coffin of an autonomous arts community. Of course it is not completely dead, but it’s gasping for air, and for many, the hurt and the disappointment are extreme. This disenfranchised community feels abandoned by a city they love and at war with the “pillars of society” who preach “Refugees Welcome Here” but practice “only if you can afford it,” which you can’t.