Attend Cambridge meetings from Dec. 5-11: Tow-free street cleanings and green zoning
Public meetings this week look at street cleaning without tows, green zoning, a municipal property inventory; conservative “birthing” clinics, board Stipends and bank frontage; and zoning to decide where labs are allowed.
Attend Cambridge meetings from Nov. 28-Dec. 4: Studying broadband and issues of the unhoused
Public meetings this week look at municipal broadband feasibility, the unhoused and substance issues, Alewife zoning recommendations and more.
Attend Cambridge meetings from Nov. 14-20: Garden Street lanes; empanadas filling Izzy’s
Public meetings this week look at rat control and climate zoning; Pikalo Empanadas filling the former Izzy’s restaurant space; the effects of a bus route redesign; Linear Park redesign ideas; urban design guidelines; Coffee With a Cop; and more.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from a pie-based fundraiser to open art studios
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, Petsi Pies founder Renee McLeod shares her secrets for a good cause, a Holiday Plant Enthusiast Market is coming, there are open studios by Brickbottom/Joy Street artists, Robert Pinsky reads, “Something Strange” returns and much more.
Cambridge has just a few Latinx business owners, but those leaders see a path to improve numbers
Hispanics make up nearly one-tenth of Cambridge’s population, yet a gathering of all of its Latinx business owners would be a lonely affair. There are ways to change that.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from comedy to a way to ‘Smash the Patriarchy’
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s laughs at a “Best of the Boston Comedy Festival” showcase, action at a Smash the Patriarchy! Abortion Fundraiser and plenty of music, drama, art, literature and science in between.
East Cambridge group is accepting racer signups for Nov. 20 ‘Chicken Run’ that’s just beak-cause
Selling merch that plays off the iconic “Live Poultry Fresh Killed” sign isn’t the only way Mayflower Poultry lives on in East Cambridge since its departure last year.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from Shakespeare and Eliot to ‘Rocky Horror’
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, the Halloween stays strong well into November with a screening of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” a Hawkins Halloween party, singing and music – but there’s also a Cat Film Festival, writing on a Ransomware Hunting Team and Shakespeare comedy and tragedy.
The future of Cambridge Street could be taller: Presentation sees buildings of up to six stories
More residential and commercial density, expanded bike lanes and improved outdoor spaces are being recommended for Cambridge Street in city staff presentations.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Oct. 17-23: Vassal Lane school name change, lots of linkage
Public meetings this week look at a Vassal Lane Upper School name change, the effect of policy changes on development, a cannabis seller between Porter and Harvard squares, the future of Cambridge Street, a proposed green jobs law, and how to craft “linkage” fees for big construction and get more affordable housing.
