The three Cambridge Crossing eateries that Inman Square restaurateur Will Gilson hoped to open in early 2020 are just now about to get a staggered arrival, with one waiting until next year.

Public meetings this week provide a coronavirus update from city staff and explore body cameras for police, look at reopening public schools and the city’s three colleges, get a Net Zero Action Plan progress report and mull plans for the Foundry community building and affordable units near Alewife.

Public meetings this week look at relocating voting sites; bringing a Will Gilson grill, a cider taproom and a dessert place to town; the Affordable Housing Overlay zoning petition and a Rindge Avenue affordable housing project; and more.

Public meetings this week look at rooting out systemic racism in municipal government and adding open space for the public; where the two latest ramen restaurants will go; police use of force policies; expansion at Harvard Square’s Crimson Galeria; and more.

Green line service between Lechmere and North Stations is replaced with shuttle buses every day starting Sunday, lasting for around a year to accommodate green line extension project project work.

Public meetings and gatherings this week look at a proposal for Alewife zoning that might just move along a pedestrian bridge over train tracks; how to examine CambridgeSide plan finances fairly; bring tours of a Cambridge Street school complex; and much more.

Public meetings this week look at arts crisis political organizing, now that it’s been announced Green Street Studios is being forced out; the developer of Cambridge Crossing swapping in offices for a proposed hotel; Logan flight path noise; a taxi ride-hailing app; and more.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the Rebel Revels wine party, a Bookstore Romance Day panel, plenty of poetry, tons of dance, and a bunch of free movies, not to mention trivia, food festivals and historical talks.

The state police trooper seen on video wielding a Taser during a confrontation with bicyclists Saturday has been involved in a separate Cambridge incident with a group, also drawing complaints of excessive force that have been rejected by his employer.

The local celebration of the 10th annual World Naked Bike Ride ended on a sour note late Saturday in North Point Park, as up to 20 state trooper vehicles arrived to break up a post-ride hangout, arresting one person and pointing tasers at other agitated riders.