A Korean grocer will fill the Harvest Co-op Market space in Central Square, complete with small food court; Chipotle has a labor image problem; and Harvard has set a date to restart work on its science center in Allston.

There’s a lot of Cambridge (and Somerville) in Boston magazine’s Ultimate Guide to Craft Beer in New England. Food editor Leah Mennies explains how they got in there.

The Itching Man festival brings some of the best of the legendary Pan 9 all the way from the mists of time … to Central Square’s YMCA Theatre.

Plans to eliminate some of a Kendall Square rooftop garden, allowing an expansion of Google office space, gets a hearing tonight in East Cambridge. But neighborhood leaders have already staked out their position.

When hosting two comedy shows wasn’t enough, Laura Crawford got a third. Unless she suddenly gets over comedy, she’s all over Cambridge.

A $350,000 consulting role in reshaping the city has gone to Goody Clancy, a Boston firm that has had a hand in institutional work throughout the nation and region, including on Harvard University’s expansion into North Allston.

Rob Potylo hasn’t performed with a full band since he finished his previous album, which makes a Thursday CD release show for his latest album all the more exciting.

As a rule I want Cambridge businesses to succeed — especially in Kendall Square, which needs more vibrant retail. But can the square’s new boba tea business succeed by charging more than its competitors for a worse product?

Keep an eye out for the local return of Robby Roadsteamer, who is launching his return Saturday with a show at the Dodge Street Bar & Grill in Salem.

The rain keeps coming, on its way to a predicted 6 to 8 inches to add to the 10 from mid-March, and the National Weather Service has warned of flooding throughout the state.