Two more Cambridge long-term care residents have tested positive for Covid-19 since the city announced the first new such cases in months on Wednesday. This time the city’s public health department did not disclose details.

Three Cambridge long-term care residents are newly infected with Covid-19, the first increase in cases of the type since June 21, the city’s Public Health Department disclosed Wednesday.

Three Cambridge long-term care residents are newly infected with Covid-19, the first increase in cases of the type since June 21, the city’s Public Health Department disclosed Wednesday.

Citywide affordable housing overlay zoning won approval Monday on an all but predetermined 7-2 vote, a repeat of the one last month that advanced it, with the mayor’s final comments reflecting the surrounding ambivalence.

Public meetings this week look at Nuestra, a recreational cannabis shop seeking to open in Lechmere; renewals of proposed Alewife zoning and an East Cambridge Conservation District Study; and help for educators and students in the coming school year.

That thing about movie screens staying dark in Cambridge and Somerville because of the pandemic? Friday that changed, as the Landmark theater in Kendall Square had something of a stealth opening.

Public meetings this week look at evaluating superintendent Kenneth Salim, ensuring students’ social, emotional and mental health, building a life sciences center in a drab part of the Alewife Quadrangle and a petition that would urge developers to turn away from fossil fuels.

This week AMC cinemas will open across the country with theatrically released-only titles such as “Unhinged” starring Russell Crowe as a sociopath. And the Crowe flick will play AMC Boston Common – but it won’t play this side of the river, as theaters from Harvard to Davis await a signal to open.

The Fresh Pond Golf Course closed to walkers and opened for golf Thursday – after being opened for recreational walking only since May 13.

Calls for a tree-cutting moratorium made last week to city councillors must have sounded different to developers – like a signal to cut down trees before they can be stopped, environmentalists say.