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By Kaia Patterson, CLF & CSBBN Intern From the eclectic sounds of Drake’s Controlla playing on high volume when I entered Starlight Square, to the colorful voices of laughter echoing […]

By Molly Bond, published on American Booksellers Association on Feb. 9, 2021. Booksellers are encouraged to register for an upcoming antitrust webinar with Rep. David Cicilline, chair of the House Antitrust Subcommittee,

By Amy Saltzman, published on Wicked Local on Feb. 8, 2021 The People’s Republik is the latest Cambridge institution to permanently close its doors as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

By: Marc Levy, Cambridge Day, February 6, 2021 The People’s Republik bar in Mid-Cambridge, seen in August. (Photo: Marc Levy) The People’s Republik, the iconic bar in Mid-Cambridge, has apparently

By: Marieke Van Damme, Cambridge Day, January 19, 2021 The Covid-19 pandemic has affected each of us in life-altering ways, big and small. Some changes have been universal, others individual,

By: Carrie Hsu and Simon J. Levien, Harvard Crimson, January 20, 2021 During a tumultuous four years under the administration of Donald J. Trump, local leaders have dealt with the

By: NPR, January 20, 2021; CLF member Kari Kuelzer is featured Some Massachusetts voters hope that the Biden administration will do better on protecting the environment and managing the pandemic.

By: Carey Goldberg, WBUR, January 25, 2021 In the old days, pre-pandemic, the line in the brick-walled basement bar of Grendel’s Den would have consisted of young customers waiting to

By: Tracy Jiang and Davin W. Shi, Harvard Crimson, January 28, 2021 Spyce, a food service startup that uses robots in the preparation of its dishes, opened a location in

Tens of thousands of businesses could be affected in Massachusetts By: Jon Chesto, Boston Globe, January 22, 2021 Add this to the to-do list that business groups want the Massachusetts