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Grant, other aid helped families enjoy orchestra event
By admin
Published: January 25, 2012
Sunday’s “The Little Engine That Could!” family concert included many who could not have afforded to attended without the help of the Cambridge Trust Co.
Knucklebones opening Monday in Davis; Michaels coming to Porter
By Marc Levy
Published: December 4, 2011
Knucklebones, a provider and seller of athletic services and goods, has its “epicenter” grand opening Monday in Davis Square, and a Michaels art store is coming to Porter Square.
Legislators note MBTA steps to mitigate red line shutdowns
By admin
Published: November 10, 2011
Replacement shuttle service will run more frequently than the normal red line schedule, MBTA officials say, and stations will remain open, allowing people to wait for the shuttle buses inside.
MBTA says it’s increasing publicity for red line shutdowns
By Marc Levy
Published: October 26, 2011
If you feel taken by surprise by the news of five months of weekend shutdowns for the T stops at Porter, Davis and Alewife, you’re not alone.
This coffee klatch was really about the coffee
By Marc Levy
Published: October 15, 2011
Coffee is many things to many people, but all coffee makers revere its role in bringing people together to talk — which is what it did Friday, as some of Cambridge’s coffee elite met up at Toscanini’s in Central Square.
Box Five, band of fans, set October road trip to make Poe live again
By Marc Levy
Published: September 11, 2011
Happy death day, Edgar Allen Poe. To celebrate your haunted life, the band Box Five and guest bands are performing Poe-themed works in every U.S. city you called home. The tour starts Oct. 5 at The Somerville Theatre.
Helplessly appreciative after 9/11
By Marc Levy
Published: September 5, 2011
Right after 9/11 there were a couple of things that hit me pretty hard.
Sleepless in Cambridge
By Marc Levy
Published: May 23, 2011
New York is the city that never sleeps. Cambridge is the city that sleeps because it’s forced to.
One cheap customer is just the tip of the iceberg
By Marc Levy
Published: April 11, 2011
I’m part of the problem in the workplace coffee shop — taking up space, sucking up electricity and, at one time, not even tipping.
Elevator, snow are minuses; kiosk may yet be subtracted
By Marc Levy
Published: March 21, 2011
Just as a new round of snowstorms arrived to complicate driving in the area — on the first day of spring — elevator improvements have arrived at the Porter Square T stop on the red line to complicate mass transit.