New take on Walden Square affordable addition doesn’t win over all on its way to Planning Board
Revised plans for Walden Square II call for two scaled-down buildings instead of one large structure and address other complaints, but WinnDevelopment still faces opposition from presentations held for residents.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Sept. 22-29 about City Hall spending and a better Jerry’s Pond
Public meetings and gatherings this week look at the opening of Triangle Park, a city spending disparity study, Jerry’s Pond design, Massachusetts Avenue changes, ‘It’s Basic’ documentary screenings, backyard chickens and more.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville from a foraging walk to ‘Horror Movie Science’
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from drunken Shakespeare to stoned comedians, foraging walks to “Fungi and the Coming Pandemic,” Horror Movie Science and an artist-magician at the The MIT Museum.
Rep. Rogers announces Sept. 22 office hour
State Rep. Dave Rogers, a Democrat in the 24th Middlesex District made up of two precincts of Cambridge, five precincts of Arlington and all of Belmont, has an upcoming office hour in Cambridge.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from 5, 6, 7, 8’s rock to a Sip & Sew workshop
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the return of a lost screen gem called “Tokyo Pop,” Boston’s Biggest Drag Dunce, the 5, 6, 7, 8’s perform, belly dancing, nature walks and much more.
Murder suspect is arrested in North Cambridge, expected to face Indiana charges in 2017 death
A joint fugitive investigation led to the arrest early Thursday of a Cambridge man wanted for murdering and dismembering his roommate in Indiana in 2017.
Maple soft serve at Momma’s Grocery + Wine
The summer my have cooled for the moment, but who knows what’s coming? If the heat returns, you’ll want to keep in mind a well-kept little secret of North Cambridge: maple soft serve at Momma’s Grocery + Wine.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Aug. 18-25 about reparations and changes on Mount Auburn
Public meetings in the coming days look at reparations and restitution to black Cantabrigians; plans for the former offices of the American Friends Service Committee and changes to traffic and transportation on Mount Auburn Street in West Cambridge.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Aug. 4-11 from ID’ing a police officer to keeping chickens (corrected)
Public meetings this week include the City Council’s special summer meeting, encompassing everything from naming officers in use-of-force incidents and Danehy Park improvements to changing cannabis laws and keeping backyard chickens. There’s much more, too.
Rep. Rogers announces Aug. 11 office hour
State Rep. Dave Rogers, a Democrat in the 24th Middlesex District made up of two precincts of Cambridge, five precincts of Arlington and all of Belmont, has an upcoming office hour in Cambridge.
