In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Fresh Pond nature walk and Nature in the City Festival, “Cinema Strange” and free screenings of new Pixar classics, classes in augmented reality and a “Yart Sale” – a citywide yard sale for art.

Public meetings this week look at monkeypox preparedness, a proposal for city-run delivery services making up for MBTA failings with shuttle buses, Brattle Street bike lanes, preserving The Pit and more.

Starlight’s organizers applied for a permit covering the rest of this season and all of the next season, but a 2023 season depends on future permitting from the zoning board. 

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the four-day Nice music festival, two-day Cambridge Jazz Festival, dance, poetry, art in a museum (by day and night) and by bike, storytelling, movies and comedy.

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s a Bollywood Night in Central Square, a drag queen competition and book clubs from a brewery, free films, readings poetic and political, a Taste of Carnival, a day of roller skating, a live edition of the podcast “Yo, Is This Racist?” and much more.

Police are looking for a suspect in a gunfire incident that took place at Massachusetts Avenue and Douglass Street, Central Square, at approximately 2:55 p.m. Sunday. A photo release by police shows what appears to be a young man in black and red athletic apparel.

Public meetings this week look at pinning down a contract for the acting city manager, Owen O’Riordan, and the reconfiguration of a Cambridge Housing Authority building in The Port into 62 studio apartments from 37 single-room-occupancy units.

A third person was taken into custody Wednesday on charges relating to a June 18 exchange of gunfire in East Cambridge – a Somerville teen who got away from a McGrath Highway car crash and eluded arrest for nearly a dozen days.

Public meetings this week say goodbye to a city manager, chief operating officer, attorney and auditor with a combined 152 years of service; granting $4.5 million to improve an 1868 city building in The Port; MBTA bus network redesign; Alewife zoning and park planning processes; and more.

After a gap of more than 14 weeks since a Cambridge gunfire incident, police were on the scene in East Cambridge on Saturday after reports of multiple gunshots. Nearly 20 shell casings were recovered and at least four vehicles and a Hurley Street building struck in an apparent exchange of gunfire – with one suspect still not taken into custody.