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Sue Reinert

Sue Reinert

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Writer, Cambridge Day

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Homelessness, Law enforcement oversight, Housing Affordability , Criminal Justice, Social Inequity , Incarceration

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Rape related issues.

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Total articles 277

  • Local organizations have so far been spared worst of Trump's cuts to arts, but fear what comes next

    By Sue Reinert| Cambridge Day Verified The Trump administration abruptly canceled federal grants Wednesday to 55 state and regional organizations that fund local programs devoted to the humanities, including in Massachusetts. Cambridge cultural, historical and arts programs have received financial help from the state organization that lost its grant, MassHumanities, but were not affected – “for now,” said a staff member of one local grantee, the Dance Complex.

    By Sue Reinert · Cambridge Day

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • A Section 8 housing vouchers waitlist is closed, and 149 low-income renters will be paying more

    By Sue Reinert| Cambridge Day Verified Rents could go up for 149 low-income families and individuals in Cambridge and Somerville who hold federally funded Section 8 vouchers distributed by the state’s affordable housing agency in an unusual program. The Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities has also closed the waiting list for the vouchers. The change, reported earlier by MassLive, does not apply to two well known state-funded rent voucher programs, known as MRVP and AHVP, agency spokesperson Kevin Connor said.

    By Sue Reinert · Cambridge Day

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Local organizations have so far been spared worst of Trump's cuts to arts, but fear what comes next

    By Sue Reinert| Cambridge Day Verified The Trump administration abruptly canceled federal grants Wednesday to 55 state and regional organizations that fund local programs devoted to the humanities, including in Massachusetts. Cambridge cultural, historical and arts programs have received financial help from the state organization that lost its grant, MassHumanities, but were not affected – “for now,” said a staff member of one local grantee, the Dance Complex.

    By Sue Reinert · Cambridge Day

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Cambridge Day