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I'm Madison Lucchesi, a student journalist at Emerson College with a minor in history. I'm from Revere, MA.

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The fifth ‘Nice, a fest’ coming to Davis Square

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By Madison Lucchesi Verified
| Cambridge Day Verified
After a year off to regroup, the organizers of “Nice, a fest” are bringing it back to Davis Square for its fifth year July 24 to 26. It will feature 85 musicians from across New England, said Alex Pickert, a local music booker who founded the festival in 2021. That first year there were nine bands performing and about 950 people attended. Ahead of the 2022 festival, Pickert attended “The Fest” in Gainesville, Fla.
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Somerville’s ArtBeat Festival turns 40

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By Madison Lucchesi Verified
| Cambridge Day Verified
Somerville is hosting the 40th ArtBeat cultural festival in Davis Square on Saturday, highlighting the city’s diverse arts scene. ArtBeat is Somerville’s “biggest cultural festival” as it “showcases music, dance, culinary arts, and visual arts,” said Rachel Strutt, the interim director of the Somerville Arts Council, which organizes the event. Overall, “it’s a celebration of community,” she said.
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In Cambridge, Pasta And The Possibilities Of Autism Employment

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By Madison Lucchesi Verified
| BINJ.News
Julia Agostino places three bags of pasta into a bright yellow box marked with the tagline “Made with love … and ’tism.” There’s ruffled cresti di gallo noodles, deep-grooved radiatori, and spiral trottole. The pasta bags, all of which include a handwritten label with the name of the employee who made the batch, are for Chitarra Pastaria’s “launch boxes,” an introductory package for the company’s handmade provisions.
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