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SOMERVILLE SUMMIT: PART II

This week, we get into excerpts from various testimonies related to Union Square and other development.

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BINJ ONLINE April 21, 2019
COLE ROSENGREN

FEATURE FOLLOW-UP: SORTING IT OUT

Will Boston set a new regional precedent and finally pay recycling workers a living wage?

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COLE ROSENGREN April 12, 2019
BINJ ONLINE

SOMERVILLE SUMMIT: PART I

Residents vent on issues related to neighborhoods, transit, and accessibility

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BINJ ONLINE April 10, 2019
JASON PRAMAS

SOMERVILLE COMMUNITY SUMMIT

Convening a city to improve its news media

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JASON PRAMAS February 21, 2019
MICAELA KIMBALL

BAILEMOS: BODIES WITHOUT BORDERS

The Dance Complex, like other havens for the arts but on a regionally incomparable scale, supports immigrant populations of all kinds and resists discrimination and negative cultural stereotypes.

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MICAELA KIMBALL November 27, 2018
CRYSTAL MILNER

SURVIVOR

Persia Lynette Brewer transitioned in the toughest conditions imaginable. Still she endures, using her experience to help others.

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CRYSTAL MILNER July 31, 2018
COLE ROSENGREN

LIVING ON SCRAPS

Boston is aiming to achieve “zero waste,” which some say can create more living-wage jobs. Is part of this lofty goal rooted in the region’s dirtiest hypocrisy?

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COLE ROSENGREN July 12, 2018
MIRIAM WASSER

PILGRIMS: 50 YEARS OF ANTI-NUCLEAR MASS

The 525-ton, 65-foot tall reactor vessel for the Boston Edison Company’s Pilgrim Nuclear Station took a month-long, 3,587-mile voyage to go from the fabrication shops at Combustion Engineering on the Tennessee River to the plant site before being nudged into a landing — about a mile south of where the Pilgrims had

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MIRIAM WASSER March 3, 2018
CHRIS FARAONE

THE BATTLE OF FORT HILL

They rebuilt their Roxbury home from ruin, so now why won’t the city let them sell? Even among the magnificent mansions that stagger along the Highland Park skyline in Roxbury, the six-bedroom attraction at 88 Lambert Ave is distinguished. Occupying two-thirds of an acre in the shadow of the Nathan Hale

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CHRIS FARAONE September 27, 2017
DANIEL DEFRAIA

WATCHING BOSTON

The true beginning of a false narrative: an investigation into the Hub’s Neighborhood Watch Eight days after 16-year-old Norman Hawkesworth shot and killed Stephen Lanigan, John Winston found the murder weapon — a .22 caliber long pistol — while jogging in West Roxbury and contacted the police. According to Suffolk County court documents, Hawkesworth had

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DANIEL DEFRAIA July 11, 2017
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