At a College Comedy Showcase at The Comedy Studio, one comic got to the point quickly: “Try to keep it together,” she told the audience. “My mom just died.”
Who won comedy last night: Addy Goldstein, whose mom died
Tuesday office hour in Central Square (Toscanini’s, 5:30-6:30 p.m.) (corrected)
We have Tuesday office hours to hear story ideas, questions, concerns or complaints, and tonight they’re in Central Square.
A neighborhood group is forming to fill a gap in North Cambridge
Former city councillor Paul Toner joins a wave of organizing in West Cambridge, Neighborhood 9, Somerville’s Davis Square and by businesses around Porter Square.
Counter intuitive
There’s a special kind of pain in seeing projects go up thoughtlessly with flaws that will confront people for years or decades.
Cambridge meetings, April 20-27: William Dawes rides again at a Patriots’ Day observance
Take part in a meeting with a new election commissioner and attend a Patriots’ Day observance.
Somerville meetings, April 20-27: Police cameras and staying out late for World Cup games
Take part in meetings on water, sewage and cop cameras; plans for a month of World Cup; and remaking 90 Washington St.
Somerville Plant-Based Restaurant Week has dishes and deals to help savor saving the Earth
There are bargains and special dishes at 19 restaurants for Plant-Based Restaurant Week, from new specialty pizzas to buy-one, get-one deals.
Cambridge Redevelopment Authority makes real estate moves in North and East Cambridge
The most prominent builder in North Cambridge may now be the quasi-governmental agency the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. Its board voted Thursday to put up six stories of mixed-income housing at...
Renovated outbound Kendall/MIT headhouse reopens Monday
Access to red line trains for the past year and 10 months has been through 325 Main St., access that ends as the new headhouse opens for use.
‘Your Light Is Central’ is an evolving LED art installation that makes a colorful square even more vivid
Art is meant to illuminate, and a series of installations called “Your Light Is Central” went live in Cambridge’s Central Square this week to make that literal.