Several women took one step closer to their next job Wednesday with professional headshots arranged by The Loop Lab, a nonprofit that seeks to empower people of color to go into the media arts, and YWCA Cambridge.

Mainely Burgers, open in Central Square since 2016, is closing Friday, and its location at 704 Massachusetts Ave. is listed as ready for immediate occupancy.

Workers walked out of a Somerville Starbucks after getting threats from management for wearing union apparel, according to a labor organization.

The meatball sub has juicy, well-seasoned meat, ricotta and basil that comes out looking like a wrap in fresh, thin pizza dough. It’s everything you ever knew about meatball sub comfort and a total changeup at the same time – and a reason to specifically go to Si Cara for lunch.

Among the many grassroots sellers at The Foundry’s vintage-and-vinyl fair known as Found, one booth stood out for its collection of intricate clothing and its popularity.

City-owned Internet would cost the city as little as $150 million to build. After a decision to go ahead, Cambridge would be fully wired within seven years.

Sure, our calendars are filled with increasingly commodified holidays, but they’re also filling up with new days of nationwide significance.

The Neighborhood is high-end diner comfort food with flourishes from across the sea, including a hearty onion-and-pepper “Newark Portagee” sandwich.

Dessert lovers who got excited about a Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream shop coming to Cambridgeport can finally look forward to a grand opening March 21, including a raffle with a chance to win free treats for a year.

A concerned citizen rang alarm bells at a meeting about shady businesses practices in Cambridge’s cannabis industry, but officials responded with indifference.