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The Revere Conservation Commission (ConsComm) held a brief (seven minutes) regular monthly meeting last Wednesday (December 6) in the City Council Chamber. Vice-chair Nicholas Rudolph and fellow commissioners Joseph LaValle, Robert Cassidy, Samantha Woodman, and Brian Averbach were on hand for the meeting. The first matter taken up was the request by the city for

Researchers and patients explore why so few Black individuals sign up for studies and highlight projects that aim to develop better strategies.

Mercury News Letters to the Editor for May 10, 2023

Mercury News Letters to the Editor for May 10, 2023

Alex Lee* was on the brink of starting his career as a doctor when he was jailed for taking part in an unlawful assembly during Hong Kong’s months of social unrest in 2019.

Teachers and young people are targeted in a citywide drive to impose patriotic education and support for Beijing.

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

More than 10,000 Hong Kongers were arrested during the 2019 political unrest. As the mostly young people trickle out, their future remains uncertain in a city firmly under the grip of authoritarian China.

The Rising Scholars Network has granted the San Mateo County Community College District $480,000 to support formerly and currently incarcerated students in the district through Project Change.