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Galluccio loses appeal of prison sentence
By Globe Staff Former state senator Anthony D. Galluccio of Cambridge today lost his appeal of a judge's decision to imprison him for violating the terms of probation imposed when he pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of a car...
Boston Globe, 11/22/2010
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On Architecture: transforming a Cambridge mill into HubSpot's new headquarters
This project for HubSpot by architecture3s is a transformation of a 38,000 square foot mill building space in Cambridge into a corporate headquarters. Boston Globe, 1:23 p.m.
Michela Larson's stuff
Restaurateur Michela Larson has made her career by feeding Boston _ though she learned quickly that as much as she loved being in the kitchen, the secret of her success would involve managing the front of the house. Stuff Magazine, 11/15/10
Cambridge schools looking at renovations, program changes
Cambridge School officials are conducting a multi-pronged planning effort that could lead to the renovation or replacement of multiple school buildings and changes to the way the district structures schools for students in the 6th to 8th grades.
Cambridge police chief applauds officer for not shooting at armed suspect
Cambridge Police Commissioner Robert C. Haas today applauded one of his patrol officers for using "remarkable restraint" when the officer chose not to return fire after he was shot at by an armed robbery suspect this weekend near Harvard Square. Boston Globe, 11/15/10
Classes coexist in recession-era Cambridge
Starting Monday, Cambridge Day became part of a project called Voices of MainStreet -- a weekly, nationwide Q&A; in which editors at the money and lifestyle site MainStreet.com ask questions and bloggers answer them. This is the first entry. Cambridge Day, 11/15/10
Chutzpah, unmatched
Attention single women: There’s a new dating website in town. DateHarvardSq.com seeks to match career-driven Harvard men with “women who place a premium on intelligence, ambition, and love of learning.” Interested? Sound romantic? Wait, it gets better. Boston Globe, 11/15/10
Mind-wandering a fact of life, study says
(Bill Greene/Globe Staff)Eric Klinger, a professor emeritus at the University of Minnesota Morris, began his mind-wandering research several decades ago.
New research by Harvard researchers found that people’s minds are wandering about 50 percent of the time. Most strikingly, they found that overall, people whose minds are wandering are less happy than those focused on the task at hand. Boston Globe, 11/12/10
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Craigie traffic team breathes easier
Massive tieups avoided on first weekday test of drawbridge detour. Boston Globe, 11/8/10
Adam Wheeler to be allowed to leave Massachusetts
Adam B. Wheeler, a former Harvard student charged with fabricating his academic history, received permission to leave the state of Massachusetts during a pre-trial hearing held at the Middlesex Superior Court on Monday. The Harvard Crimson, 11/10/10
Rodney's Books in Central Square won't close, after all
Rodney’s Books is rewriting what had appeared to be the end for the store in Cambridge’s Central Square. Boston Globe, 11/8/10
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Donations to Gov. Patrick per 1,000 residents
Deval Patrick raised $3.9 million between Jan. 1 and Nov. 2 in his successful run for governor. Snapshot looked at giving per 1,000 residents from Massachusetts communities. Towns such as Weston, Sherborn, Lincoln, Brookline, Wayland, and Wellesley came up big. For instance, Weston residents gave about $4,200 per 1,000 residents.
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