Public meetings this week look at trying again on the rules of allowed businesses, and a 10-year infrastructure plan; shaping the Cambridge Public Schools budget and finding the next schools superintendent; allowing more acoustic entertainment; and more.

Cambridge Cemetery has seen a surge in burials during the coronavirus pandemic – so much so that it’s taking a toll also on Department of Public Works cemetery staff.

For the observation of Veterans Day, Cambridge Police Commissioner Branville G. Bard observed it from the perspective of one of his officers – he took the scheduled shift of an officer who served in the Coast Guard, and that officer got the day off.

Cambridge will hold its first Servicemembers and Veterans Appreciation Week from Nov. 6-11. Activities on select days of the week will include health checkups, social gatherings and a Veterans Day Observance.

The Cambridge Housing Authority is making it temporarily easier for families and individuals displaced by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria to qualify for Cambridge public housing.

First-term state Rep. Mike Connolly has been appointed to serve on the Legislature’s committee overseeing housing, crucial for the communities his densely settled communities – both pressured to grow and wondering how to maintain economic diversity.

Veterans and up to three guests have access to all Veterans Day shows at Central Square’s ImprovBoston comedy club for free.

Annual Veterans Day Observance at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Veterans’ World War I Monument by the main gate of the Cambridge Cemetery, 76 Coolidge Ave.

Veterans Day Observances will take place at 11 a.m. Nov. 11 at the Veterans’ World War I Monument next to the main gate of Cambridge Cemetery, 76 Coolidge Ave.

It was on the 11th hour of the 11th day of November 1918 that President Woodrow Wilson inaugurated the celebration we know as Veterans Day. It was called Armistice Day and intended as a paean to the heroic deeds of the soldiers who died in World War I. …