A city snow emergency parking ban for an overnight nor’easter, which dropped some 13.4 inches of snow as of Thursday afternoon, ends at 8 a.m. Friday.

A city snow emergency parking ban begins at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Around a foot of snow is expected through Thursday morning.

The East Cambridge Planning Team has a virtual community meeting planned for 7 p.m. Wednesday. Along with a crime update comes a traffic safety roundtable and presentation on a One Main St. and 101 Main St. project.

Green Cambridge and the Cambridge Residents Alliance plan a Zoom community discussion of options for a Tree Protection Ordinance at 7 p.m. Tuesday and invite participants to a focused discussion on options for a new law. 

The Central Square Branch Library closes Nov. 26 through Dec. 20 for new furniture to be installed in the ground floor, children’s room, literacy center and Lewis Room.

Rehabilitation of the East Cambridge Viaduct over Nashua Street near the intersection with Charles River Dam Road will cause some nighttime traffic lane closings around Leverett Circle starting Wednesday.

People interested in serving on the Cambridge Human Rights Commission are asked to send letters of interest, a résumé and list of applicable experience by mail, fax or email by Sept. 25.

The city is looking for volunteers to serve on a new working group to guide the Port Infrastructure Project, which will make more than $35 million in improvements.

The Magazine Beach pool is set to close Sunday for reasons that will be familiar: State officials said an extension was impossible because its lifeguards need to return to school.

The MBTA will resume fare collection on buses and on the commuter rail on Monday. Also, bus passengers should know that drivers now have discretion to bypass a stop to avoid overcrowding.