A third community fridge has come to Cambridge: A “Fridge in the Square” that lets the hungry stop by to take what they need, installed in front of The Sinclair nightclub in Harvard Square.

In addition to takeout delights from The Coast Cafe and Summer Shack, get some reminders on ordering that will save time, money and frustration and learn about the pleasures of Bilinski’s Apple Breakfast Sausage and an omelet any flat-earther would love.

In this notebook about dining options during the Covid-19 shutdown, get some takeout to make a sunny lockdown more enjoyable: A lobster sandwich from Alive & Kicking, comfort fare from Cambridge Common, spicy tofu of all sorts from House of Chang and gourmet Thai from Chalawan.

Cambridge police sent 26 officers to Boston on Sunday after a protest grew violent, with Boston officers gassing and attacking citizens – but apparently not the visiting Cambridge officers, who are prohibited also from using chokeholds and using tear gas as other departments might.

Three teens, including two from Cambridge, have been arrested and charged with an incident in which a man was cut and stabbed on his arms, police said Friday. They are suspected in a crime spree that included the taking and crashing of two Lamborghini Urus sport utility vehicles.

A man was cut Sunday night after confronting some rowdy kids in the Riverside neighborhood, police said.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, French intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy comes for a talk, The Griots of Cultural Sound pay tribute to Stevie Wonder, it’s Love vs. Death at the Boston Poetry Slam, there’s a Kids’ Italian Carnevale, and more.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a free look at the work-in-progress dance piece called “Hebel,” the Dark Days, Long Night Fashion Show Dance Party, the 25th anniversary Bugs Bunny Film Festival, and a ton of events for (and against) Valentine’s Day.

A Cambridge man has pleaded guilty in a firearms case notable for a court finding that law enforcement officials can force a suspect to unlock their own computer devices with a fingerprint. It was also a third significant local gun arrest within the past couple of years.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there are returning theater events such as “Club Drosselmeyer 1942” and “The Slutcracker,” an ice sculpture stroll, a snow globe workshop and Trashion show, tons of poetry and music, and more.