Attend meetings in Cambridge from Feb. 16-23 about The Foundry and plans at Margaret Fuller
Public meetings this week look back at the years experienced at The Foundry community building in East Cambridge and the work of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, including its upcoming development in partnership with the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House nonprofit.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Jan. 12-19 about a middle-income homeownership plan
Public meetings this week look at school district plans and finances and a middle-income homeownership proposal by the city’s Redevelopment Authority.
The Foundry, reaching a year open to the public, finds its footing by embracing everyone
It’s been only one year since the Cambridge Foundry opened its doors. From the time the city held the first public forums on it 10 years ago on reusing the vacant 1890 building, to the structure’s transformation has been like a giant brick-red pin cushion for hopes and dreams.
Paid legal notice: CRA Forward Fund grant program is now open
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority will distribute $10,000 max per grant for feasibility studies related to capital infrastructure projects and $100,000 max per grant to support capital infrastructure project implementation.
Attend Cambridge meetings from May 29-June 4 on Main Street bike lanes and Grand Junction rail
Attend meetings on a Main Street bike lane project, police body camera policy, Forum on teen and tween health and an update on Grand Junction transit plans.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from April 10-16 about cricket, affordable zoning and energy law
Public meetings this week look at a cricket field in West Cambridge, bike lanes and more on Brattle, a building energy-use law, affordable-housing overlay, Starlight Square zoning and Kendall Square T stop and plaza revamp.
Paid legal notice: CRA Forward Fund Feasibility Study grant program is now open
The CRA will distribute $100,000 ($10,000 max per grant) for feasibility studies related to capital infrastructure projects. Grants will be awarded on a rolling basis.
Attend meetings on the ‘MassAve4’ bike lanes, Alewife, issues facing Black residents and more
Public meetings this week look at Strategic planning for Kendall Square, plans for the “MassAve4” stretches of bike lanes and the Lechmere Canal Park, school Covid protocol changes, Issues facing Black residents, amending the city charter and zoning for the Alewife area.
Attend meetings on Greene Street pot for Porter, Bom Dough for Inman and changes in Kendall
Public meetings this week look at a cannabis shop proposal near Porter Square, Kendall Square improvements and affordable housing, and a fast-casual restaurant called Bom Dough coming to Inman Square.
Foundry ribbon-cutting gives the city a glimpse of $46 million project that opens in September
While the Foundry 101 building opens to the public in September, major construction is finished and residents were allowed to walk through the first floor of the refurbished building Wednesday at a ribbon-cutting, visiting spaces within where creation will take place.
