Take part in meetings on student screen time, busing and the K-Lo school campus, and city finances and micromobility.
Cambridge meetings, March 16-23: Cutting student screen time, and the future of the K-Lo campus
Booksellers and librarians gather Wednesday to talk about ‘Getting the Story Out’ to new readers
A couple of decades ago, some 400 newspapers published book reviews in arts and culture sections. Now it may be as few as 40.
Cambridge looks to MBTA and mall owner to take lead in updating the Alewife area
What wasn’t on the list of Cambridge housing and zoning priorities presented this week to city councillors: A few untouched parts of Alewife .
Bill stopping ICE’s courthouse seizures wins support in Somerville as a Cambridge family mourns
Somerville city councilors became the first in the state to vote in support of a bill on Beacon Hill that protects courtgoers from seizure by ICE.
Somerville gives an extra week to get through a 117-page application to be an Armory tenant
Somerville has extended its submission deadline by a week for artists, makers and creative organizations to lease space in its Armory building.
Somerville YMCA project has a friendly neighborhood meeting, getting swole without breaking a sweat
After another year of permitting and two years of construction, a project of 130,000-plus square feet will add affordable housing and amenities.
Veggie mini mandu at K-Bok Korean Fried Chicken
While it’s the wings that are most exciting about this restaurant in the former Cantina Mexicana space, these dumplings have a lot going for them.
Copper Mill promises alternative designs within 30 days for its Davis Square tower proposal
Renderings of a 26-story, 502-apartment building drew scoffs even from project supporters, and the developer agreed it missed the mark.
Nagomi Bento’s expansion into Cambridge means more snacks, bowls, drinks and happiness
Less than two years after opening in Somerville’s Bow Market, Nagomi Bento is expanding to Cambridge. The Japanese restaurant, between Harvard and Porter squares, is expected to open the second week...
Police budget in Cambridge draws attention to overlap with social services and unarmed response team
There were no “defund the police” calls, but overlaps in services were examined critically in a Finance Committee hearing.