Public meetings this week look at a Central Square City Lots Study; a public toilet for Cambridge Common; Lesley University constuction; and more.

An art gallery where student and alumni works are sold and a “learning by doing” campus with schools and other services staffed by students are in play at Lesley University as it embarks on the next step in figuring out its future, but there will be costs to those plans.

Public meetings this week look at unarmed crisis response, after-school care, cannabis businesses, the proposed city and schools budgets and algebra in middle schools. Residents get the chance to complain about Comcast’s cable license too.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, NewTowne Morris dancers greet May at 5:30 a.m. and Mayfair hits Harvard Square, libraries teach ’zines, bento boxes and pupusas, it’s Half-O-Ween, Jennifer Regan’s “Stitched Narratives” arrive and we hear “The Songs of Dolly Parton” and psychedelic folk of Damon & Naomi.

Five of the listings – on Wendell Street in the Baldwin neighborhood and Phillips Place in West Cambridge – are new, while one on Sacramento Street is a re-listing from a first round over the past couple of years.

Lesley University’s faculty gave President Janet Steinmayer a second no-confidence vote, and one for the school’s board of trustees as well.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, an MLK tradition in East Cambridge adds Coretta Scott King to the mix, an MIT event examines some scary stuff, the Boston Celtic Music Fest returns for its 20th year and much, much more.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, the new year starts with poetry and comedy, brings singing, smut and serious literature, art and poetry, and ends with drag and a dive into Italian culture – music of its baroque period and a visit from La Befana for Epiphany Eve.

Public meetings this week look at zoning for labs and North Massachusetts Avenue, the school superintendent’s contract, an Alewife neighborhood planning update, and Historical Commission consideration of bike lane projects on Garden Street and apartments in Harvard Square.

It was near 90 degrees and blistering Saturday when a volunteer crew of nearly 50 set to work cleaning up the Porter Square T Station plaza and the areas around it.