Business leaders continue to express dismay over how Building Energy Usage Disclosure Ordinance has been implemented, while electricity industry representatives look to work with Cambridge to build more power infrastructure.

The green line’s D and E branches may no longer end at Lechmere, but riders would never know it based on MBTA maps at stations around the metro area and on trains.

Cambridge and Somerville commuters on all three T lines into Boston can expect service disruptions this weekend and in February, with a state transportation official vowing fewer such surprises for riders.

Cambridge has prepared and submitted a final Combined Sewer Overflow public notification plan to the state Department of Environmental Protection.

“Dirty Water” doesn’t sound like the most alluring name for a new business, much less a good come-on for people looking to fulfill their New Year’s resolutions. But to Josh Fox and his fellow entrepreneurs, the appeal was clear.

A street-front Arrow Street Arts studio is expected to open in the second quarter of 2023, and an attached renovated black box theater will follow late in the year, said the new nonprofit in a press release embargoed until Wednesday.

Roust Coffee, which plans to open in the Harvard Square location of the closed Darwin’s Ltd. coffee shop, will seem familiar – right down its manager.

Two similar efforts to limit where labs can go in the city will be combined for discussion in committees, taking a citizen zoning petition off an expiring timetable.

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.

A planned redevelopment at the site of a long-closed Star Market appears to have broad public support as it approaches a vote on requested construction waivers.