Attend meetings in Cambridge between Nov. 3-10 about golf course users and a Freedmen’s Bureau
Public meetings this week look at control over public health and golf course use; creating a Freedmen’s Bureau; a city manager form of government vs. one with a “chief administrative and financial officer”; and infrastructure for The Port.
A week of events in Cambridge and Somerville, from a Poetry Brothel to hip-hop history exhibit
In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s an Illuminated Block Party, “Rocky Horror,” a Poetry Brothel and lots of other Halloween fun, Roxane Gay and Dallas Goldtooth, the Thrill Kill Kult and the exhibit “Day One DNA: 50 Years in Hiphop Culture.”
Fabiola Méndez will open show with ‘Negrura,’ multimedia love letter to her community
On Sunday, cuatro player Fabiola Méndez will open for herself – providing the soundtrack for the short film “Negrura,” a documentary she also produced.
My Brother’s Keeper adds a forum on Monday for School Committee candidates in Cambridge
Two candidate forums have been added to the Cambridge political calendar in the run-up to Nov. 7 municipal elections by the group My Brother’s Keeper, Cambridge, a nonprofit that works to empower youths and families of color.
Attend meetings in Cambridge from Oct. 13-20: candidate forums and near wrap-up of AHO 2.0
Public meetings this week look at Affordable Housing Overlay zoning changes, creating a Freedmen’s Bureau and spending opioid settlement money, understanding how the city’s health providers connect and candidates for City Council and School Committee.
Candidate event goes on despite protesting, supporters calling evidence political fakery
A celebration of City Council candidates endorsed by the Cambridge Citizens Coalition was interrupted Sunday by dozens of demonstrators who rallied outside.
Two candidates for City Council in Cambridge named as the focus of rally to ‘oppose bigotry’
A branch of the Democratic Socialists of America have organized a rally to express concerns about challengers Robert Winters and Carrie Pasquarello.
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.
Cambridge Promise program will fund a degree from Bunker Hill for up to 30 CRLS grads a year
As many as 30 students will get a tuition-free education at Bunker Hill Community College in what is expected to be the first year of a permanent program.
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.
