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The following is an essay written by Waldophe Maximin, a student enrolled in a Level 4 ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) class at Cambridge Community Learning Center.
Hosted by DigBoston editor and Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ) co-founder Chris Faraone, BEYOND BOSTON is a monthly regional news magazine spotlighting reporting from Boston, MA area community access centers - including Brookline Interactive Group (BIG) in Brookline, MA, Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) in Cambridge, MA, Malden Access TV (MATV) in Malden, MA, Somerville Community Access Television (SCATV) in Somerville, MA and Watertown Cable Access Corp- in partnership
Record-breaking attendance at this annual event, now in its eighth year.
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"I just want to say it is such an amazing sight to see so many of you out here to honor Dr. Martin Luther King today!" Cambridge Mayor E. Denise Simmons welcomed a large crown in front of City Hall on this warn - for January in Cambridge - afternoon. "This is not a day off, it's a day ON!"
The Cambridge Transit Advisory Committee met Wednesday, Dec. 7 for a meeting to further discuss how Cambridge can make local public transit more accessible and efficient, with a special focus on the Kendall Square Transit Enhancement Program (KSTEP).
An end of year discussion with Reverend Irene Monroe discussing the swastikas and hate speech found on the walls of CRLS, the challenges of on street protesting while Black, and staying woke in the 'liberal bubble' of Cambridge. 12-19-2016
Following up on a half-day, mini-conference hosted by Cambridge Community Television on "The Media and the Election" in October, moderator Barbara Anthony (former Massachusetts Undersecretary of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation) is reunited with several panelists to continue the discussion, post-election, on the media's role in Election 2016.
