Anna’s Taqueria has closed its Massachusetts Institute of Technology location permanently, and not by choice, the owner said.

Cambridge Savings Bank opened its 18th branch location Thursday in Somerville’s Assembly Row. Until the opening, the bank had only one Somerville location: a Wilson Square ATM.

While tenants expressed hope that it was just a first step to be followed by a lease renegotiation process, several described a lack of communication that left them not knowing what to expect and, in the words of one who asked not to be named, “not sure what is true.”

Big steps are being taken to reopen the nightclub ManRay after 16 years, with owner Don Holland reporting the awarding Tuesday of an alcohol pouring license and construction for a new location in Central Square.

The 20-room Mary Prentiss Inn near Porter Square has sold for $6.1 million after more than a year on the market; a 15-unit building in Inman Square sells for $5.9 million to buyers who plan to “reposition” it; and a Harvard professor’s single-family home goes for $4.6 million.

Ice cream lovers don’t need to line up quite yet outside the once and future Toscanini’s at the 907 Main hotel, but those yearning for the Blue Owl rooftop bar don’t have much longer to wait. That both are soon to happen is a relief to hotel owner Patrick Barrett.

Just A Start, a Cambridge nonprofit, has updated its brand with a new website, logo and tagline – “Building homes, careers and futures” – with the help of teen artists and designers at the Artists For Humanity studio.

Union nurses at Cambridge Health Alliance have ratified a contract despite a change in time-off benefits that members had staunchly opposed.

Local minority- and women-owned businesses looking to get in front of customers may get an opportunity at CambridgeSide this month with MPowered, a pop-up shop.

The two-story American Friends Service Committee office building in North Cambridge has been sold to a Salem-based developer for $2.9 million.