Whistleblowing attempt during cannabis hearing gets no attention, follow-up or clarity by officials
A concerned citizen rang alarm bells at a meeting about shady businesses practices in Cambridge’s cannabis industry, but officials responded with indifference.
DIY crafting experience comes to CambridgeSide, an exploration for hobbyists and the retail scene
There are stations for creating “moss art,” terrariums of cacti and small figurines, arrangements with dried flowers and more at the new Studio at Garden Streets.
Numbers of homeless out at night may worsen; Salvation Army to close shelter doors March 31
New conditions in state funding led the Salvation Army in Central Square to opt out of applying for money needed to keep its homeless shelter open.
Teardown ‘unoccupied’? The resident disagrees – and has fought over 88 Holworthy St. for years
A demolition application for a Strawberry Hill property lists it as “currently unoccupied,” but Ferahnaz Kahyaoglu lives there – and the owner knows it, if only from some of the several lawsuits she has filed since moving in two owners ago.
Advocates for the homeless sound the alarm around shelter, alarming those they accused
Accusations that they’re opposed to a temporary homeless shelter near Central Square took Cambridge officials and a business leader by surprise last week, especially since advocates for the homeless had already sent those allegations off to state officials.
Grants to arts nonprofits flowing, but amounts aren’t enough to save ImprovBoston’s theater
The city and Cambridge Community Foundation have delivered on long-awaited help for arts nonprofits battered by coronavirus closings, but the size of the grants are simply not enough – namely for the ImprovBoston comedy club, which is giving up its theater’s lease.
Local teens lead national ‘STEMinism’ event grown by team behind 24-hour hackathons
What started as a local mentorship program has grown into a national contest for girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
