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Households are expected to spend about 30 percent of their income on housing, Abrahms said, but 33 percent of Vacaville households pay more than that to secure their housing in the city, meaning the industry would identify them as "cost-burdened," he said.

LOWELL — Engineering Department Principal Clerk Jim Loschiavo can now add a new title to his resume: “the biggest jerk in Lowell.”

Killing so-called “First Amendment Auditors” with kindness will frustrate the type of YouTube-worthy videos they seek.

CHELMSFORD — When approached by two strangers filming in her office, Director of Veterans Affairs Regina Jackson had some concerns.

CHELMSFORD — When approached by two strangers filming in her office, Director of Veterans Affairs Regina Jackson had some concerns.

CT leaders are considering legislation to combat First Amendment advocates who go on camera, "audit" access to public buildings and post videos to YouTube.  

Last week coinciding with a symposium The Monument We Make, a sculpture by Theaster Gates was installed on the quad at Drexel University.

New London ― On July 6, 2021, Police Chief Brian Wright emailed a memo to his officers, a reminder that the public has a First Amendment right to record in public settings. Attached to Wright’s email ...

Updater has closed approximately $60 million, with an option to raise approximately $15 million in additional capital, for a potential total $75 million convertible note series.

James Baldwin’s 1974 novel, If Beale Street Could Talk, has a passage about pursuing a career in music that is still relevant today: “She was twenty and had come to realize that, though she had a voice, she wasn’t a singer; that to endure and embrace the life of a singer demanded a whole lot more than a voice.” Musicians who come to this realization -- they all eventually do -- must make a choice: Accept all that comes when a career becomes a life to endure, quit show business like the...