Category: Cambridge Day
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Local pharmacies adapt, push back against corporate stores
As the pharmacy business has shifted, smaller stores have closed and corporations like CVS and Walgreens have taken over. But Robert Skenderian, third-generation owner of Skenderian Apothecary, says these chains aren’t his biggest competitor: It’s benefit management companies, also known…
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Cambridge schools fall short in fencing championships but happy with season success
Buckingham Browne & Nichols men’s and women’s fencing teams took home silver medals at the state championship tournament Saturday while Cambridge Rindge and Latin School teams came in fifth and sixth. “I think [the teams are] very happy with the…
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Cambridge Warriors set their sights on Special Olympics gold
The Warriors congregate at a practice.Photo by Matthew Wuschke In the storied history of Cambridge basketball, there has never been a team like the Cambridge Warriors. Since 2017 it has gone 91-0 and is gearing up to represent Massachusetts at…
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Cambridge music-tech startup to represent city at Tokyo innovation gathering
A wearable music-technology startup born from a student-led engineering effort will represent Cambridge at a global gathering in Tokyo this week, as the company begins bringing its product to market. Founded by Jeremy Chow in 2019, Cambridge-based Tactus Music designs…
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CRLS Boy’s Basketball gears up for state championship tournament
Sitting at a 14-6 record, the Cambridge Rindge and Latin boys’ basketball team is gearing up for some tournament action. The Falcons started the season 12-2 and then lost four of the last six games. The team is using these…
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CRLS squash program has varsity hopes
The loud thuds of rackets hitting balls and squeaking of shoes echo throughout Harvard’s Murr Center as Cambridge Rindge and Latin School students dart across the courts. A squash ball’s about the size of a walnut, so the students must…