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A postmortem roundup of new laws and dead bills
If you walked by the State House at all last week, chances are you saw some concerned citizens standing by the marble steps:
[Feature] 
The history and future of the circus
When Arthur Pember first joined the circus, he was shocked by the decorum of his fellow performers.
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Alexis Berthier
Sipping a drink at a chic Newbury Street café, sporting pinstripes, rimless glasses and square-toed shoes, Alexis Berthier, co-founder of the Make Music Cambridge festival, might come off a bit serious.
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Adam Gaffin
When Adam Gaffin, co-founder of Universal Hub, bought an exercise bike, he had to make sure it had a shelf for him to put his laptop on.
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Kathleen Bitetti
Kathleen Bitetti can't understand why someone would call her a "fairy godmother."
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Mimi Graney
It seems to me that almost every installment of the Union Square Main Streets email newsletter spawns never-ending items of a new quirky boutique, a restaurant renovation or a so-crazy-it-might-work art event.
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Margaret Williams
Founded in 1991, The Food Project is the first organization of its kind (and still the largest) in the nation, combining youth development, food and social justice.
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Aaron Tanaka
Tanaka spent much of college volunteering, maintaining his sense of reality while stuck in the Harvard bubble. He tutored at a juvenile prison and interned with American Friends Service Committee
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Rosanna Flouty
Art in Boston can be a dismal survey, with galleries continually closing, the MFA in a constant state of confusion and public art seen as more of a nuisance than an urban delight. But look to the youth
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Byron Rushing
Assistant Majority Whip Byron Rushing's political career stretches back further than his 26 years as state representative for the South End, Fenway and Lower Roxbury.
