Central Square
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| Address | 581 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, United States |
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| Hours | Open 24 hours |
| Architectural styles | Federal architecture |
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| ID | 2444081 |
About Central Square
Central Square is an area in Cambridge, Massachusetts centered on the junction of Massachusetts Avenue, Prospect Street and Western Avenue. Lafayette Square, formed by the junction of Massachusetts Avenue, Columbia Street, Sidney Street and Main Street, is also considered a part of the Central Square area.
Where is the Central Square
Poland's LGBT community hopeful era of hate speech is over
... " About an hour s drive from Warsaw is the town of Skierniewice, with a cobbled Central Square and an abundance of ladieswear shops...
Owain Wyn Evans: Wales' Home of the Year judge on making a home
... His alarm goes off at 03:15 five days a week, he pulls on the clothes he has picked out the day before and is at BBC Wales Central Square base by about 03:30...
Morocco earthquake: Race against time to save survivors buried in rubble
... Dozens of people are sleeping on rugs laid on the ground in the Central Square...
Line of Duty's Vicky McClure announces marriage live on air
... " I left after the ceremony, got the train to Central Square and changed out of my wedding dress in the train toilets, " she said...
Italy floods leave nine dead and force 13,000 from their homes
... " Our community is broken, " said Roberta s daughter, Ines, who runs the local cafe in the Central Square...
Statue mocking Spain's ex-king Juan Carlos appears in Madrid
... Chilean artist Nicolás Miranda placed the small statue, made from polyurethane, in the Central Square so that the former king appeared to take aim at Madrid s popular bronze of a bear eating from a strawberry tree...
Why did Zelensky want a watermelon in Kherson?
... But locals were jubilant in Kherson s Central Square, As Kherson residents celebrated, watermelons again took centre stage - some Ukrainian troops were handed the fruits as they entered the city...
Kherson: Inside the city liberated from the Russians
... A trumpeter played Ukraine s national anthem as he stood on a plinth outside the main government offices in the Central Square in Kherson...
Kherson: Inside the city liberated from the Russians
By Jeremy BowenBBC News, Kherson, Ukraine
On Friday, Ukrainian troops entered Kherson for the First Time since Russia began its occupation in March. Moscow had - just over a month Ago - heralded it as its new administrative capital for the Kherson region, following The Illegal annexation of four regions in September.
At The Time , Russia claimed almost all residents backed The Move . But, having reached the liberated southern city, The Bbc finds a community breathing a sigh of Relief following months of terror at The Hands of the occupying force, proud to Once Again wave their Ukrainian flags openly.
A trumpeter played Ukraine's national anthem as he stood on a plinth outside the main government offices in the Central Square in Kherson. Individuals And Then groups joined in with The Words .
In a big crowd, many were crying. Ukrainian flags are everywhere, on poles, dangling from cars, painted on faces. Even dogs have small flags tucked into their collars.
Reunions - Some backslapping and cheery, others tearful - are everywhere as people run into Old Friends they haven't seen for months.
A middle aged man called Yuri told how he spent 200 days in his house, keeping out of The Way of Russians.
A market trader called Tatiana said a Sunday without Russians was The Best Sunday there could be.
But then she took out her phone and showed images of her 20-something son after he was held by the Russians and beaten for Nine Days . When he was released from hospital, he managed to escape and leave Ukraine. Tatiana said they burnt all his documents and deleted all his photos.
The main emotions here seem to be patriotism and Relief - as well as caution and Some trepidation about what happens next.
The People of Kherson have been Too Close to The Russian military for too long to fool themselves about the hardships ahead.
From time to time, distant explosions come in from The Edge of town. Some of it is shelling. The rest might be The Sound of Ukranian engineers blowing up mines and booby traps left by the Russians.
At The Market , Some traders muttered furiously about collaborators, quietly pointing out Some who they said had helped the Russians. People here want justice. They're waiting for police and investigators to reach Kherson and start work.
But As One resident notes, if there's No Justice , people here might take The Law into their own hands.
War in Ukraine: More coverageSource of news: bbc.com
