March 2026 - Page 11 of 12 - Cambridge

Union Square developer, struggling to fill lab space, is open to speeding up hotel or homebuilding

by Marc Levy March 5, 2026

USQ, master developer of a 20-acre, $2 billion project in Union Square, has been wooing AI, life sciences, robotics and other sectors.

EDUCATION

Designs for a merged Winter Hill-Brown school on Sycamore Street are presented in Somerville

by Alex Degterev March 5, 2026

Students and educators are expected to return to 115 Sycamore St., with a merged Winter Hill and Brown schools set for a 2031 move-in.

BITE

Pita and hummus at Life Alive

by Marc Levy March 4, 2026

There’s a delicious base of creamy hummus complemented by cucumber slices, crispy dried chickpeas and tangy olives. Is there enough pita, though?

RETAIL

Somerville’s seller of environmentally friendly stuff is expanding with a crowdfunding campaign

by Marc Levy March 4, 2026

Somerville’s eco-friendly housewares and bath and body shop, Green Tiger & Co., is expanding at Somerville’s Bow Market.

COMEDY

Andrew Della Volpe’s sitcom is limned before a live studio audience

by Marc Levy March 3, 2026

It’s what audiences can expect Friday during Della Volpe’s new hour at The Rockwell in Somerville.

NEWS

Ewen-Campen declares for Uyterhoeven’s state rep district after Uyterhoeven announces a Senate run

by Marc Levy March 3, 2026

Ewen-Campen said his goals as a state representative will be familiar from his work as a councilor, including housing, safe streets and immigrant protections.

MUSIC

Middle East co-founder Joseph Sater is mourned

by Marc Levy March 3, 2026

The death of Joseph Sater, the co-founder of Cambridge’s Middle East nightclub and other arts venues, was confirmed Tuesday by brother Nabil Sater. The cause was believed to be a heart attack, Nabil Sater said through an intermediary.

MUSIC

A Fuzzstival reunion of sorts comes together to celebrate an LP release by Landowner

by Michael Gutierrez March 3, 2026

The icy claw of winter didn’t deter a near sellout crowd for Landowner, a postpunk band out of Western Massachusetts celebrating an LP release.

TRANSPORTATION

Rise in parking permit fees to $75 stalls in Cambridge with misunderstanding about seniors

by Marc Levy March 3, 2026

A proposal to raise the cost of most Cambridge resident parking permits was paused Monday amid a misunderstanding that the change affects every senior.

MUSIC

Hear First: ‘Lane Says’

by Ryan DiLello March 3, 2026

Hear First spotlights Lane's nod to Jane's Addiction, “Lane Says.”