A Visual Artist in Italy Is Turning Fascist Graffiti Into Delicious Looking Food
Cibo is using street art to transform symbols of hatred into pictures that bring the Italian people together.
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Cibo is using street art to transform symbols of hatred into pictures that bring the Italian people together.
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UpdatedSun, May 2, 2021 at 10:07 pm ET Replies(2) (Jenna Fisher/Patch) The HUB is a rundown of the stories people in Boston are talking about. Patch publishes the HUB every weekday. Good morning, Boston! Today is Monday, May 3. We're talking the greatest newspaper ad of the year, the state's COVID-19 enforcement lacking some teeth and what you need to know before eating out. But first... A trio of police misconduct issues that predate Acting Mayor Kim Janey's administration encapsulate one of her biggest challenges ahead of the election: How to deal with the scandal that has engulfed the city...
Updated on May 2, 2021 at 12:24 pm Thousands of people move in and out of Boston each year, but one man has proven that you don't have to be a notable to get your departure noticed. Abdul Dremali decided to make a mark of his exit by taking out a full page ad in The Boston Herald thanking Boston for his time here. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Have no idea who Dremali is? "That's fine!" he writes. Neither do many Bostonians, except for probably now. "I've always seen my favorite athletes pull out full-page ads when they ...