Flock Safety has a $7.5 billion valuation, a massive drone lab, and a brand-new Boston office. It can also be defeated by a fifty-cent piece
A park on Somerville Avenue becomes the subject of a heated argument.
“I am acutely aware that it is absolutely impossible for me to do justice to what the city deserves in terms of news.”
Despite effective short-term measures, long-term homelessness persists in Mass
How street medics bolster protests in more ways than you may realize
Mass respondents shed light on COVID atrocities in new national survey
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Another season, another bunch of BINJ reporting interns. I wanted to take this opportunity to welcome our incoming summer cohort (size TBA as we’re still interviewing candidates)—already clearly another talented crew from a wildly diverse array of backgrounds, as has been typical of every group of interns since we started
