There’s a delicious base of creamy hummus complemented by cucumber slices, crispy dried chickpeas and tangy olives. Is there enough pita, though?
Pita and hummus at Life Alive
Somerville’s seller of environmentally friendly stuff is expanding with a crowdfunding campaign
Somerville’s eco-friendly housewares and bath and body shop, Green Tiger & Co., is expanding at Somerville’s Bow Market.
Andrew Della Volpe’s sitcom is limned before a live studio audience
It’s what audiences can expect Friday during Della Volpe’s new hour at The Rockwell in Somerville.
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Ewen-Campen declares for Uyterhoeven’s state rep district after Uyterhoeven announces a Senate run
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.
Middle East co-founder Joseph Sater is mourned
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.
Rise in parking permit fees to $75 stalls in Cambridge with misunderstanding about seniors
A proposal to raise the cost of most Cambridge resident parking permits was paused Monday amid a misunderstanding that the change affects every senior.
An 8-year-old lawsuit against Cambridge from former business owners may be headed for trial
Linnane vs. City of Cambridge springs from former practices of the License Commission, including telling businesses to buy licenses they could get for free.
Hearing could be decisive for the Out of the Blue art gallery, a fixture in Somerville’s Armory
The owner of the Out of the Blue art gallery in Somerville has won a City Council hearing for her attempts to stay in the city-owned Armory arts building or get a new space if she’s forced to leave.
Second day of protest is planned against Citizens Bank over support of for-profit ICE prisons
Four local branches of Citizens Bank are due for protests Saturday over the bank’s involvement with for-profit prison companies working with ICE.
Circle’s local bankruptcy auction is March 10, another loss to Cambridge’s furniture history
Shoppers can still pick up deals at Circle, even though the bankrupt chain closed abruptly in December after nearly 74 years in business.