Seeing a mental health crisis in Cambridge kids, Youth Council gives them a happier Headspace
A group of Cambridge teenagers is tackling growing mental health needs among their peers and down into elementary schools by launching a website offering their own choices about ways to deal with emotional problems
Series on CCTV gets Cantabrigians up to speed about the charter before it’s time to cast a vote
Cambridge’s form of government is under review after 80 years, but a television series promises to get residents informed in a few half-hour episodes.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from May Day at dawn to Damon & Naomi live
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.
Anonymous tea-spilling accounts on Instagram boil over into real-world consequences at CRLS
With phone cameras ready, students gathered to watch two Rindge students brawl after school – the result of anonymous comments published on an Instagram account known as CRLS Secrets 2.0. One student had to leave in an ambulance.
Increasingly as recognizable as Ben and Matt, Matthew Maher of ‘Air’ is the other CRLS star
The latest directorial effort from Ben Affleck, “Air,” about Nike’s pursuit of Michael Jordan as the face of its basketball shoe line, has a lot of Cambridge baked into it – including the increasingly ubiquitous Matthew Maher.
Donations are needed now for Cambridge Day
Cambridge Day is getting help toward long-term survival as a news source from a group of citizens, the Cambridge Local News Matters Advisory Board.
Contemporary art: Gallery 263 refreshes its brand identity
Cambridgeport’s Gallery 263 has a new look ahead of its 15th birthday celebration June 10, with a revamped logo, streamlined website and dot-org URL.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from March 13-19 on city-owned Internet and two bike-lane plans
Public meetings this week look at municipal broadband, a schools budget, a possible finding in a voter challenge and Main and Hampshire bike lane projects.
Officials commit to change related to Jan. 4 death, but naming the officer in shooting isn’t included
A commitment to change “with urgency” how police respond to mental health crises was made by Cambridge City Manager Yi-An Huang – a response to to the Jan. 4 killing by police of Arif Sayed Faisal in Cambridgeport.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from Black Trailblazers to Mastodon mastery
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Cambridge Black History Project Black Trailblazers event and exhibit, “Life is a Cabernet” show, plenty of readings, comedy and music, a Moth story slam and an intro to Mastodon, the Twitter alternative.
