Claire A. Michal
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In Photos: Mt. Joy, Bikini Kill, and Suki Waterhouse in Boston
In late September, Crimson photographers attended concerts across Boston, including indie-rock band Mt. Joy’s sold-out show at TD Garden on Sept. 19, punk band Bikini Kill’s performance at Roadrunner on Sept. 22, and British singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse’s show at MGM Music Hall, also on Sept. 22. Across the three venues, each artist brought a distinct sound and visual style to the stage.
One Person Injured in Central Square Shooting
One person was injured in a shooting near Central Square late Wednesday night, the second shooting in Cambridge in less than two days, according to a Cambridge Police Department emergency alert.
One Injured in North Cambridge Shooting
One person was injured in a shooting near Russell Field on Tuesday afternoon, the Cambridge Police Department said in an emergency alert.
Cambridge Selects 40 Residents for Surveillance Tech Assembly Through Lottery
Forty residents were selected through a lottery drawing to advise Cambridge on its surveillance technology, including the controversial gunshot detection software ShotSpotter.
Officers Involved in August Fatal Shooting Will Not Face Charges as Inquest Concludes
A district judge found that the actions of the Cambridge police officers who fatally shot a man in August were “objectively reasonable,” at the conclusion of a judicial inquest process, according to a Thursday announcement by Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan.
Men Charged in November HMS Explosion Sentenced to Three Years Probation, Avoiding Jail Time
A federal judge sentenced the two men who pleaded guilty to causing an explosion at Harvard Medical School last year to three years of probation and 300 hours of community service on Thursday.
Attorneys Split on Sentencing Recommendation As Men Charged in HMS Explosion Await Hearing
The men charged with causing an explosion in a Harvard Medical School building last year are set to be sentenced on Thursday — and their attorneys have split on what consequences the two should face.
Harvard Police Reopen Memorial Hall After Bomb Threat Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order
The Harvard University Police Department responded to a bomb threat at Memorial Hall Monday morning, prompting the University to issue a shelter-in-place order for people near the building.
Homeless People Displaced as Harvard Restricts Overnight Smith Center Access
Harvard has begun restricting access to the plaza outside the Smith Campus Center outside of the building’s operating hours, displacing homeless residents who have regularly stayed there overnight.
Third Man Arrested in Connection with Fatal July 4 Shooting
A third suspect was charged in connection with the Cambridge July 4 fatal shooting on Tuesday, according to Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan.
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MCAS School Committee Meeting
Superintendent David J. Murphy speaks at the Cambridge School Committee Meeting on MCAS testing.
