The way some Texas places are “football towns” that pump out NFL stars, Cambridge could be known as a town of cultivators, where kids grow up at the forefront of an urban farming movement, the director of the nonprofit Green Cambridge says.

The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority will distribute $10,000 max per grant for feasibility studies related to capital infrastructure projects and $100,000 max per grant to support capital infrastructure project implementation.

Cambridge nonprofits are still waiting to get American Rescue Plan funds more than a year after award letters arrived showing their approved amounts.

The nonprofit continues a two-year search for a smaller location to let it keep offering “some” of its health and social services, its chief executive said.

The nonprofit Somerville Media Center has found a temporary home with a week to go until its 90-92 Union Square offices are closed to the public by city order.

Here’s what’s cooking: Shōjō Cambridge is donating to Maui wildfire recovery, the Rosé Rumble is returning to The Lexington in North Point; and UpStairs on the Square’s Mary-Catherine Deibel will be honored by the Cambridge Center for Adult Education.

Aug. 24 brings the latest Oldtime Baseball Game, which has entertained fans in Cambridge and fundraised for charities and nonprofits for nearly 30 years.

The Arrow Street Arts theater replacing Oberon in Harvard Square gets its first production from the resident Moonbox in October, before construction is done.

Public meetings this week look at (and breaks ground on) a park expansion, apartments in East Somerville, a proposed wine shop in Union Square and more.

A former firehouse in Union Square is being cleared out by Somerville Mayor Katjana Ballantyne before its two tenants, both nonprofits, have secured new homes.