Jerry’s Pond reclamation project leaps forward with an approval by Conservation Commission
If Planning Board approval follows the commission’s, work reclaiming the pond is expected to begin this summer and be complete in the summer of 2025.
Less pavement and more trees for Jerry’s Pond brings delay of two weeks as plans are updated
Reclaiming North Cambridge’s fenced-in Jerry’s Pond as a public nature area will wait a little longer for approval as land owner IQHQ submits revised plans to eliminate more paving, make a wetlands area slightly bigger and put additional trees along Rindge Avenue.
Developer plan for reclamation at Jerry’s Pond slows only slightly for officials’ look at the site
Before getting back to talking in February about how to return the fenced-in Jerry’ Pond to public use – but keeping a part of the chain-link fence along Rindge Avenue – commissioners say they will have another site walk.
Call for city investment in Jerry’s Pond sees loss in council vote, but a decadeslong fight goes on (updated)
Advocates for an expanded green space around a North Cambridge pond by affordable housing projects say their proposal is not defeated. They urge residents to speak up as a developer’s more modest plan makes its way through permitting.
Laundrytown will be replaced by Krispy Krunchy, welcomed by residents hungry for dining options
Rindge Avenue residents are ready to forget about Ferro’s Laundrytown and line up for meals of Krispy Krunchy fried chicken and mashed potatoes.
Indie Central Square Game Lab is ready to level up after test run drawing players to Starlight Square
Eight up-and-coming indie video games from matching puzzles and first-person slayers to virtual reality music environments were showcased Wednesday at the free Central Square Game Lab in Starlight Square.
