For a restaurant that has been open to the general public only since June 10, The Menotomy Grill & Tavern in Arlington is already the answer to a pub lover’s prayers.

This is the last chance for nominations for City of Cambridge Taxi Driver of the Year 2013. Nominations must be in by Wednesday.

Cambridge Health Alliance has suggested those no longer able to access care after its changes can turn to Franciscan Hospital for Children or Bay Ridge Hospital, but that is not a true option.

Cambridge Health Alliance goes into Friday’s hearing on a plan to cut mental health services for children and teens with a new batch of opponents: the City Council, which voted Monday to send a letter protesting the plan to the institutions leaders.

The City Council Rules were voted without (much) debate at the beginning of your term, and reflect the wishes of some long-gone previous incarnation of the City Council. The rules are broken, in multiple senses of the phrase.

A Cambridge police alert program is changing to give more specific address information, down to the 100 block of a call.

Taxi drivers pleaded for the city’s help Monday in keeping out-of-town cabs from picking up their fares illegally.

Harvard Square is better equipped than ever for wireless Internet use by its 8 million annual visitors – a rollout of a more robust Wi-Fi system was announced Friday by the Harvard Square Business Association.

Warning to all Cambridge residents thinking of calling on Nstar to service their gas furnaces … or replace old gas meters … or convert their boilers from from oil to gas service.

A homeowner’s fight against foreclosure and the agency that damaged her home with bad repairs will pick up again in a month – with the homeowner represented by a new attorney. In the meantime, a city councillor has scheduled a hearing about such agencies and “alleged substandard work.”