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Two shelters for homeless families are weeks away from closing in Cambridge

by Catalina Mena September 14, 2026

Eight homeless families will be forced to relocate Oct. 31 with the shutting of two shelters, partially the result of being excluded from a state contract after funding cuts.

NEWS

Cambridge meetings, Sept. 14-21: A half-million dollars to make up for federal cuts to food aid (corrected)

by Marc Levy September 13, 2026

Take part in meetings on handling growing hunger, the Healthpeak neighborhood project and changes to the city's multifamily zoning ordinance.

NEWS

Somerville meetings, Sept. 14-21: Squires Bridge and an all-day Dunkin’

by Marc Levy September 13, 2026

Take part in meetings on the Squires Bridge replacement, school district finances and a Davis Square Neighborhood Council (and take the Davis Square plan survey).

NEWS

Community organizer Rice declares a run for Ward 3 seat in Somerville, and a potential rival has filed with the state

by Marc Levy September 12, 2026

With a declaration Saturday that he hopes to fill the emptying City Council seat in Ward 3, resident Derrick Rice launched Somerville’s special elections season.

NEWS

Civilian oversight of police is put back on a track in Somerville, but officer unions seem to hold the power

by Marc Levy September 11, 2026

A process for oversight of Somerville police has restarted a half-dozen years after the Black Lives Matter movement, but with a bow to unions and the civil service system.

NEWS

Lander concedes recounted race, and Brownsberger returns to Suffolk and Middlesex state Senate seat

by Marc Levy September 10, 2026

State senator Will Brownsberger has kept his Suffolk and Middlesex seat in a recount of last week’s Democratic primary against first-time candidate Daniel Lander.

NEWS

Bylaw and membership debates have some wanting a pause on Davis Square council recognition

by Marc Levy September 10, 2026

As the Davis Square Neighborhood Council nears a vote on formal recognition by the city, even some board members say the organization has stuff to figure out first.

EDUCATION

Anti-immigrant agents can’t arrest on school grounds, officials emphasize in order

by Felix Shackelford September 9, 2026

Protections for immigrants and undocumented students in Cambridge were strengthened, underlining protections the city has put in place over the past couple of years.

EDUCATION

Somerville submits 925-student school proposal to the state for design and funding steps

by Marc Levy September 9, 2026

The campus coming to 115 Sycamore St. would open in 2031 if the plan is advanced by the state and if city voters agree to pay for roughly half the cost.

NEWS

Suspect in May 11 gun battle due to be arraigned on armed assault to murder, other charges

by Marc Levy September 9, 2026

Tyler Brown, 47 of Boston, will be arraigned Thursday in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn after police say he wielded an illegal AK-47 while in emotional distress.