Free (mostly classical) concerts; ninth annual “Some Like it Hot” Chili Cook-off; Silent Disco Snow Day; Out of the Blue Benefit Show with music and comedy; Pre-Superbowl Show with music and #SnarkerBowl/Chili Cook-off Party.

Moving freight operations to Worcester from Allston’s Beacon Park was expected to increase the use of 18-wheelers within Interstate 495, but the focus was on air quality and damage to roads and bridges from ever-heavier trucks, not cyclists’ deaths.

The results of the March 1 presidential primary have long been known, but more context is found in exploring the political donations this season from the residents of Cambridge and Somerville.

A man returned to Massachusetts to face charges in a violent Davis Square rape came straight from a seven-year prison term for public indecency with a child and “improper photography.”

Waiting for the state to build the Grand Junction Path has so far proven a tragicomedy in infinite acts, and we are making the perfect the enemy of the very good.

With the right to unionize at Harvard’s DoubleTree joining worker wins at Le Méridien Hotel in University Park and at the Hyatt Regency, the hospitality industry seems at peace in Cambridge.

The sudden closing of an Allston art gallery is bringing a refugee exhibit to Central Square’s Out of the Blue Too, as well as hope for a new location and pop-up spots to host shows in the meantime.

Serial rapist Marcos Colono, 36, was sentenced Thursday for a 2008 Allston home invasion. He is already imprisoned for a 2010 home invasion in Cambridge.

A Cambridge man already sentenced to up to 85 years in prison has been found guilty of raping two women during a 2008 crime.

Oh my gosh. It’s a double rainbow. I cannot believe it. It’s a freakin’ double rainbow.