Public meetings this week look an Armory master plan, alternatives to rat-trap poison, resident displacement and aid to the unhoused, a students’ health survey trivia event delated from Feb. 1 and talk about a wage theft ordinance.
Over the past few years, more businesses have asked Cambridge Local First for help with finding employees, and the organization has pursued a range of interventions. But the staffing shortages remain, and will continue to.
After 112 years on Cambridge Street, the Damaso family’s Courthouse Fish Market has closed its doors – a little over six months after the closing of the Fernandes Fish Market.
It would be a brutally cold morning for supporters of district teachers and administrators to rallt outside schools for a contract – but for now they don’t have to.
Cambridge Health Alliance is struggling to fill nursing vacancies, particularly in psychiatric units and emergency department where work can be dangerous.
A municipal worker compensation study has yet to be completed, resulting in the halting of city employee contract negotiations while maintenance issues pile up, Somerville labor leaders told the Somerville City Council.
School Committee candidates talked about standardized tests, educator pay and retention and the work of superintendent Victoria Greer at a candidate town hall.
Two former Darwins Ltd. coffee shop locations are on the way to being coffee shops again, one of them as a cooperative run by former Darwins employees.