Several blocks of Garden Street will stay one-way for car traffic toward Harvard Square, city councillors in Cambridge decided Monday in a 5-4 vote.
Cambridge’s Garden Street will stay one-way for car traffic
It’s DeRATification Week in Somerville, because rodents are springing back into action
A week of rat fighting began Monday in Somerville with a display of the city’s latest weapon: BurrowRx, which pumps carbon monoxide into burrows.
Cambridge meetings, April 27-May 4: Healthpeak shows its giant project in the Highlands
Take part in meetings on Healthpeak's plan for a new neighborhood in the Alewife Quadrangle, new homes on Ellery Street and big city projects.
Somerville meetings, April 27-May 4: Developers vie for 90 Washington St. project
Take part in meetings on remaking 90 Washington St., surveillance technology, a teen center at Cummings School and Davis Square issues.
Somerville Housing’s special officers are under the authority of city’s police chief in new home rule petition
Special police officers also won’t be excluded from union activities or civil service rules, city councilors were assured.
Gilligan-Corsetti organizes a run for Somerville state rep; Azeem breaks for his wedding and a party
“I understand the struggles of working class people,” said Olivia Gilligan-Corsetti, eyeing a 27th Middlesex seat. Also: A “big South Asian dance party” calls.
More than half of Riverbend Park won’t open this year, except to drivers
It’s closing Memorial Drive in Cambridge to car traffic that creates Riverbend Park every Sunday, yet this year much of the park closes to all uses except cars.
Early morning driver crashes into empty Davis Square dental office
A driver reportedly experiencing a medical emergency crashed a car into the Davis Square Dental offices at around 6:45 a.m. Wednesday.
Body-worn cameras for Somerville police come with an annual cost near a half-million dollars
With budget cuts looming, some city councilors argued it wasn’t the time for police to get body-worn cameras costing around $450,000 annually.
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.