Health Alliance nursing contract squeaks past, but lasts less than a year before process restart
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: Get in on MPowered, a pop-up at CambridgeSide
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.
Quakers sell their offices in North Cambridge, reaping $3 million; political party shares space
The two-story American Friends Service Committee office building in North Cambridge has been sold to a Salem-based developer for $2.9 million.
No ‘mystery’ behind three closed restaurants, despite hundreds of inquiries, an owner says
Grafton Street and Park will reopen in the fall, and information on Temple Bar will be available “soon,” said a member of their Grafton Group ownership – a message delivered to “hundreds” of people individually instead of being publicized.
Upgrades to Hyatt’s hotel along the Charles River finish in fall with new looks and a room-key app
The Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge’s long process of renovation and construction will be complete this fall, with new lighting for the iconic pyramid along the Charles and updates to the entrance and lobby and 25,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space.
Someone paid a premium to get One Canal Park, and there are updates on 1,038 more apartments
A life science developer paid $130 million for One Canal Park in East Cambridge, up from its $72 million value five years ago, while construction continues on 1,038 more residential units for Cambridge and a seller makes around $56.4 million on two properties.
Feminist Bodega pop-up led by Viv For Your V will pack shelves with woman-owned brands
Boston-based Viv For Your V, which ships its environmentally conscious menstruation products to people’s homes, is planning a bricks-and-mortar Feminist Bodega pop-up shop for August, including goods from a woman-owned business in North Cambridge.
Union Square project holds a groundbreaking, commencing a planned economic resurgence
A 15-acre project called USQ got a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, signaling what one speaker declared “the return of Union Square as the center of commerce for Somerville.”
Artists in Somerville’s Central Street Studios struggle to find space as leases end abruptly
More than 20 artist-tenants at Central Street Studios learned in mid-June that they will be displaced from their building come Sept. 1. Artist space throughout Cambridge, Somerville and surrounding communities is becoming increasingly rare.
Go Pixel Yourself goes beyond being a new model for malls, also innovating a scene for musicians
In exploring how going to a mall can mean shopping for an experience instead of a product, CambridgeSide’s “multi-dimensional, immersive experience” Go Pixel Yourself has become a go-to for musicians looking for creative ways to shoot videos, and a performance space.
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