Objections to the shutdown of ShotSpotter gunfire-listening technology faded on the part of two Cambridge city councillors.
There won’t be a legal fight over the rejection of ShotSpotter in Cambridge
Take part through Saturday on price-match donation drive for the Union Square Farmers Market
With hunger growing, more than 1,500 families are expected to benefit from a dollar-for-dollar match, just $15 at a time, over the market season.
Cambridge meetings, June 22-29: Drinking and driving (and parking)
Take part in meetings on drinking, ticketing drivers and parking permits; e-bike and scooter safety; expanding the preschool program; and more.
Somerville meetings, June 22-29: Final budget votes and a Ward 2 pizza party
Take part in meetings on funding the next fiscal year and socializing with the mayor, city staff and city councilors.
After three tries at rent caps in recent years, Somerville’s ‘best chance’ is statewide compromise, mayor says
Wilson joins governor Maura Healey and Boston mayor Michelle Wu in saying he is “strongly” in support of compromise legislation on rent stabilization.
A bike path cafe called Parlor Bird has many excited to come craft to the sound of acoustic music
Parlor Bird, a community cafe and bar, won licensing approval for an under-construction building in Somerville, but the business isn’t likely to open until 2027.
With preservation of art studios, Somerville becomes the state’s flagship art city, group says
The preservation of Somerville’s Central Street Studios was marked with a ceremony that, like all art, helped people see their surroundings in a new way.
Five foods to follow out of the Taste of Cambridge
Leaving this sampling event full is easy. Returning to the tastes outside its borders isn't always possible: Not every item is at brick-and-mortar settings.
Buffalo chicken pizza at Ernesto’s
The location of this Boston mainstay at Assembly Row, opened in 2015, is careful to warn customers that they’re at risk of getting a great deal.
Six-story condo building wins muted approval for an odd lot in East Cambridge beset by changing laws
Laws for the land that once held a Dunkin’ Donuts have change twice since the project was permitted in 2023 – and since construction began.