Monthly Archives: March 2011

Posted by Brittany Durgin The back story – Writer Nicole Luparelli shares her experience writing the feature story “College theater takes the city stage.” Watch the video with her sharing documents found in libraries of past newspaper articles about local … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin As the Telegram has reported, former Clark University President Richard Traina passed away yesterday. Today, the school’s current president, David Angel, sent out the following email: To all members of the Clark community, It is with deep … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin The newly re-instated Committee on Veterans’ and Military Affairs has come out swinging, filing six agenda items after only forming in November. Other items on the agenda include moving the WRTA hub (not the $39 million … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Using a bit of detective work the city has tracked down pit bull/pit bull mix owners and sent them the new pit bull and dangerous dog registration. According to the city clerk’s office, 288 pit bull … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Back in March we reported on a website called SeeClickFix that some residents were using to report illegal dumping, pot holes and various other public property inconveniences. Our old article was lost when we changed websites … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin A local farmers market organizer is optimistic that the city’s License Commission will approve his request to provide space to a nearby winery three days per week. Andy O’Keefe, who runs markets in front of the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin If the MBTA and MBCR didn’t know that Monday’s 3+ hour delay coupled with a two hour delay in that same morning would bring bad press, then they’re certainly playing catch up now. The story is … Continue reading →