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Harvard's History Department Legacy Explored

Harvard's History Department Legacy Explored

The Department of History at Harvard University stands as one of the oldest and most distinguished academic departments dedicated to historical stu...
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Julia Child's Former Cambridge Home Listed for Over $6 Million

Julia Child's Former Cambridge Home Listed for Over $6 Million

Julia Child's Former Cambridge Home Listed for Over $6 Million
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Drug developer City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

Drug developer City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

Sept 24 (Reuters) - Drug developer City Therapeutics filed for a US initial public offering on Thursday, joining a rush of biotech firms lining up to tap the fall IPO window. 
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City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

Sept 24 (Reuters) - City Therapeutics filed for a US initial public offering on Thursday, joining a rush of biotech firms lining up to tap the fall IPO window.
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How Jewish mindfulness meditation became a mainstay in High Holiday services and beyond

How Jewish mindfulness meditation became a mainstay in High Holiday services and beyond

Across the country, Jewish congregations, schools and nonprofit organizations have embraced mindfulness meditation with a zeal of the recently converted
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Harvard University's Legacy Forged in Colonial Massachusetts Explored

Harvard University's Legacy Forged in Colonial Massachusetts Explored

Harvard University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, traces its origins back to 1636. It was founded in New Towne, a...
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Franklin Fire Department Receives $380,124 Federal Grant for Specialized Rescue Training and Equipment

Franklin Fire Department Receives $380,124 Federal Grant for Specialized Rescue Training and Equipment

The Franklin Fire Department in Massachusetts has been awarded a federal grant totaling $380,124. This funding, provided through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Assistance to Firefighters Grant program, is designated to enhance the department's specialized rescue capabilities. Specifically, the grant will support advanced instruction in confined space rescue and heavy vehicle extrication. A portion of the grant, $78,536, is allocated for the purchase of new rescue equipment, while the remaining funds will be used for training initiatives. Franklin Fire Chief Chuck Allen stated that this award is a significant investment in the firefighters and the community's safety, ensuring the department has the necessary training and equipment to respond effectively to complex rescue incidents.
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Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development

Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development

Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development
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Why did Harvard's Commencement Feature a Grand Parade

Why did Harvard's Commencement Feature a Grand Parade

Harvard University's Commencement Day is a culmination of academic achievement, marked by a series of ceremonies, with the Morning Exercises standi...
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Georgia has 3 of the nation's top 100 universities, U.S. News says

Georgia has 3 of the nation's top 100 universities, U.S. News says

When it comes to national appeal, three Georgia universities made the grade in rankings by U.S. News and World Report. See which schools stand out.
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Meta Partners with MacroCycle to Boost Plastics Recycling and Reduce Carbon Footprint

Meta Partners with MacroCycle to Boost Plastics Recycling and Reduce Carbon Footprint

Meta Partners with MacroCycle to Boost Plastics Recycling and Reduce Carbon Footprint
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Cambridge’s Drought Downgraded to Mild

Cambridge’s Drought Downgraded to Mild

The Cambridge Water Department has announced that the city’s drought status has been downgraded from Level 2 - Significant Drought to Level 1 - Mild Drought as of September 22, 2026. Recent rainfall has eased dry conditions across the region, but the Hobbs Brook Storage Reservoir, Cambridge’s primary water source, remains significantly below normal levels due to the ongoing drought that began in 2025. The reservoir did not fully recharge in the spring, and continued below-average rainfall could necessitate purchasing supplemental water from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA). Nonessential outdoor water use restrictions remain in place, limiting watering to one day per week during specific hours.