In the reelection campaign of state representative Marjorie Decker, I see a vision of a city I don't recognize.
MIT’s glass box
MIT is celebrating the opening of its Metropolitan Warehouse project – a rework of the fortresslike warehouse for campus use.
Changes to the 96 bus route are unnecessary, and the results will create hardship
Requiring passengers to wait for connecting buses in the summer heat or pouring rain, ice and snow is unconscionable, and eliminating a Harvard stop makes no sense.
The Independent’s locally themed crossword puzzle: Training montage
The Independent’s fifth locally themed puzzle hops onto the MBTA, with its “lines” of various colors, getting some insight why those colors were chosen.
Take some time around Fresh Pond, and register to vote
Fresh Pond is one of the most beautiful places in the city to spend a few hours. (It's also one of three in-person early voting locations for Cambridge.)
If you’re feline like having a day out, a Cat Tour and Meowfest comes to Cambridge in September
A Cambridge Cat Tour & Meowfest, a cat-themed party, is planned for Sept. 26 in Cambridgeport, part of the Peace Commission’s Meet Your Neighbor Month.
Russian School of Mathematics honors local students for academic achievements
Annual ceremony recognizes 1,500 students in Massachusetts and New Hampshire for achievement and growth.
Decker turns progressive advocacy into legislation, resources and results for the community
There’s a clear choice in the race for state representative for the 25th Middlesex District, and it’s Marjorie Decker.
This bike-friendly pop-up has a sweet deal for anyone who can make their way to Inman Square
Before checking out changes to Somerville’s Mossland Street in May, the Boston Cafe Bikers rode to a backyard pop-up for Jimmy’s Cafe. There’s good cause to go back.
Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition and Cambridge Volunteers say they are joining at a high point
Two organizations working side by side for nearly two decades with complementary missions are becoming one on Aug. 31.