Quesadillas and pupusas at Chivo Taqueria
What was, is again … or something like that. Chivo Taqueria has moved into a storefront between Harvard and Porter squares that used to be a Boca Grande taqueria before becoming a longtime home for Baraka Cafe’s Mediterranean fare.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from May 15-21 on unhoused families and digging up Mass. Ave.
Public meetings this week look at a new shelter for unhoused families, a geothermal energy test, the use of land in Wellington Harrington, the proposed city budget, building more triple-deckers and a two-mile roadwork project on Massachusetts Avenue.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from May 1-7 about city budget and a temporary fire station
Public meetings this week look at the budget for the 2024 fiscal year, a methane pocket at Danehy Park, a temporary fire station, bike-lane business study and the creation of a pollinator “meadow” on a small triangular block in East Cambridge.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from April 24-30 about tree canopy and a bridge to Danehy Park
Public meetings this week look at Jerry’s Pond or bridge building, the possible next uses for a cricket field that hasn’t even opened, nonlethal police weapons, a tree canopy update, Starlight Square zoning, conservation districts, an energy disclosure law, student discipline and more.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, Patriots’ Day to 4/20 game show and Earth Day
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there are Patriots’ Day celebrations, school vacation fun, things to do for Earth Day but also “Weeding Out the Stoned,” a touring game show in which audiences find the narc among the stoned.
Vote tempers expectations around Garden Street, where bicycle lanes have changed traffic patterns
Residents frustrated by traffic changes on Garden Street since last fall were given strong signals Monday not to expect the fixes being championed by some city councillors, even as a list of some proposed fixes won approval.
Attend meetings on Garden Street traffic issues, the future of MCAS, the Baraka Cafe’s last meal
Public meetings this week look at providing answers about traffic patterns on Garden Street, how development policies overlap, the future of MCAS and more.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from ‘A Story Beyond’ to Wondertwins dance
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, the Wondertwins are back at The Dance Complex, Honeycomb Creamery and Porter Square Books have partnered for an ice cream story hour, The Comedy Studio entertains its way to a new home and “A Story Beyond” is a Foundry Family Festival highlight.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Feb. 13-19: Garage repairs, pre-K and unarmed traffic stops
Public meetings this week look at free lunches for schoolchildren, automated traffic enforcement or unarmed traffic stops; renovations at a city-owned garage; an update on universal pre-K; a city manager review process; and more.
Creole mahi, quail and fried oysters at Season to Taste
Season to Taste relocates, settling in as new kid on the strip between Porter and Harvard squares with offerings that blend New England fresh and Southern fried.
