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LAMONT PRICE

Boston Comedian Cher Lynn Talks Creative Vigor, Laugh Lines, And Sobriety

“Stand-up builds tenacity, which helps in my personal life as well as my day jobs. Sobriety opened more opportunities for me to meet new people and pursue my dreams.”

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LAMONT PRICE June 23, 2026
JACK GORSLINE

Q+A: Psyched For Pride’s Tesserae LaSalle

“What’s needed is clear, accessible guidance and ethical standards—not prohibitive licensing requirements that ensure only wealthy, predominantly white practitioners can enter the field.”

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JACK GORSLINE June 18, 2026
OLIVIA DENG

Creative Remediation: The Mass Municipality Bucking Trends With ‘Social Prescriptions’

Using opioid settlement funds, Franklin is sending patients to explore creativity and interests

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OLIVIA DENG June 16, 2026
AVANTI NAMBIAR

Roxbury International Film Fest Continues To Nurture Talent And Community

Largest New England festival dedicated to films by, for, and about people of color returns this week

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AVANTI NAMBIAR June 15, 2026
THIERRY BARBOSA

The Final Division: Inside The Heartbreak And Chaos Of Hampshire’s Closure

Amherst, Mass. — The Amherst student community was recently shaken by the decision to permanently close Hampshire College. The liberal arts school has experienced severe financial strain due to a lack of resources since before the pandemic, and has not been able to keep up all of its critical operations

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THIERRY BARBOSA May 21, 2026
SEAN PERRY

The Boston Library Where You Still Can Borrow A Giant Puppet

Catching up with a whimsical cellar collection of papier-mâché characters that endures under a rapidly changing downtown

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SEAN PERRY May 6, 2026
BINJ ONLINE

A New Book From BINJ Prison Reporter Jean Trounstine

“‘Sounds Like Trouble to Me’ isn’t just about the toll prison life takes on women, it’s about the breaking points in all of our lives, from domestic abuse to an attorney’s rage at injustice”

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BINJ ONLINE May 4, 2026
ANDREW QUEMERE

Dispatch From A ‘Pinball Lover’s Paradise’ In Massachusetts

Pintastic New England brings pinball to the masses with new machines, tournaments, and community 

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ANDREW QUEMERE April 27, 2026
NATE HOMAN

The Bridge That ‘Yankees Suck’ Built

An interview with “Fenway Punk” author Chris Wrenn on how a crew of rowdy hawkers funded an iconic Boston hardcore label

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NATE HOMAN April 7, 2026
LAMONT PRICE

How Matt Shearer Turned The Bay State Into His Reporting Skatepark

“Going viral should never be the goal. The goal should be to tell a great story.”

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LAMONT PRICE April 7, 2026
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