BINJ PROGRAMS AT THE CAMBRIDGE KIOSK
Join us for these free community events addressing news and journalism, then and now, in Cambridge and beyond
Will The Boston/Cambridge Michelin Guide Hurt Local Restaurant Workers And Diners Alike?
And will a bunch of newly-minted destination dining joints boost that local economy as a whole or just line the pockets of a few hospitality industry titans … and, of course, Michelin?
PUBLICATIONS ON DISPLAY AT THE CAMBRIDGE KIOSK
Remembering the radical press of the 1970s, from The Old Mole, to The Cambridge Phoenix and The Broadside All photos courtesy of David Bieber Archives The publications and memorabilia featured in the BINJ installation at the Cambridge KiOSK (June 2025) are sourced from the David Bieber Archives to reflect some of the most influential Cambridge […]
IndyMass: May 29, 2025
A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press
Opinion: A Celebration Of Motherhood, Nurturing, And Community Building
The South Asian Workers Center celebrates Mother’s Day
CAMBRIDGE KIOSK WITH BINJ INSTALLATION OPENS FRIDAY
“By partnering with local artists, creatives, and community leaders, we’re transforming this historic landmark into a dynamic hub.”
Harvard Square KiOSK With BINJ Engagement Installation Opens Friday
“This transformation respects the KiOSK’s rich history while creating new opportunities for gathering, creativity, and civic engagement in the heart of Harvard Square.”
Why Is The Parole Board On The Governor’s Back Burner?
Prisoner rights advocates say outgoing Massachusetts Parole Board Chair Tina Hurley was dedicated and effective. So why is she leaving and who will replace her?
Creative Attire Required For Fourth Fridays at ManRay
Still spinning in Cambridge, “a community-driven club where all genres bring people to come together.”
Worcester Protestors Show How To Respond To ICE Raids
Brave, nonviolent family members, democracy activists, and politicians manage to slow up the warrantless arrest of an immigrant mother of three, until reactionary local cops pile on