For nearly six months, librarians were unsure if a no-filming policy could change despite worries of campaigns by anti-LGBTQIA hate groups and white nationalists.

Around four hours after a notice of intent to unionize came a hastily composed response that the shop would be closed, according to a post on Instagram.

A change that would exempt condominium owners from a law trying to lower greenhouse gases entangled Cambridge city councillors in a long discussion of protocol on Monday – but did not stop a recommendation for the 27-year pass.

Curious George’s long history in Cambridge came to a close quietly during the Covid pandemic, when a potentially reimagined, relocated store lost its licensing and closed its virtual doors. The bad news wasn’t reported.

Attorney Kenneth J. Chesebro, who has been identified as a “mastermind” in the undermining of the 2020 election for former President Donald Trump, was a longtime Cambridge resident and Harvard grad.

Democratic-dominated Cambridge has a Republican party that was divided by the presidency of Donald Trump. Chair Ethridge King plans a reorganization for after this election that will rebuild to run local candidates while avoiding “hot-button national issues.”

The Armory Arts Building in Somerville and its tenants, awaiting judgment since an eminent domain seizure in May 2021, could get clarity at a public hearing set for Oct. 19 before a City Council committee.

After months of MBTA closings and safety concerns, Cambridge is looking at adding its own bus lines and supplement service with university shuttles. Officials also seek to test an e-bike delivery service for restaurants and businesses.

The Armory building in Somerville has lacked an elevator for two months, which tenants say violates disabilities access requirements and is another example of the city’s inability to manage the building acquired last year through eminent domain.