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Friday, March 29, 2024

With no municipal Internet seen on horizon, users turn to patchwork of smaller initiatives

Most in municipal broadband group agreed on need; all call for a real financial analysis

Cambridge as broadband provider may be less needed, less attractive than supposed

Group forms to pressure city on broadband, saying ‘no alternative’ to municipal inaction (update)

Idea of city-owned broadband disappeared, but conversation’s return might disappoint

Expect to see rise in parking meter rates citywide to $1.25, and higher in Harvard

Official city travel steers away from United after controversies over removal, leggings (update)

Cambridge officials limp into era of access; make First Amendment seem low priority

Broadband consultant ballparks $130M building full citywide high-speed Internet

Consultant Chris Campbell of Tilson Technology Management leads a discussion at an Oct. 14, 2014, meeting about municipal broadband.

Public toilet expected by end of November in Harvard, beginning process for Central (update)

A rendering shows an installed Portland Loo in Harvard Square.