NEWS Cambridge meetings, May 25-June 1: A family-friendly Memorial Day and future-friendly waste plan by Marc Levy May 24, 2026 Take part in a Memorial Day ceremony and meetings on the Zero Waste Master Plan and the future of 135 Sherman St., formerly known as Bellis Circle.
NEWS Somerville meetings, May 25-June 1: Memorial Day, a better Broadway and water and sewer rates by Marc Levy May 24, 2026 Take part in a Memorial Day ceremony and meetings on remaking Broadway and a hike in rates tied to water and sewer use.
NEWS Somerville meetings, April 27-May 4: Developers vie for 90 Washington St. project by Marc Levy April 26, 2026 Take part in meetings on remaking 90 Washington St., surveillance technology, a teen center at Cummings School and Davis Square issues.
DEVELOPMENT Affordable housing and space for Public Works are priorities at six Cambridge-owned properties by Jacob Schles April 7, 2026 Affordable housing and room for a squeezed Department of Public Works was top of mind at a Monday roundtable in Cambridge.
NEWS After a ‘particularly brutal winter,’ Somerville urges pothole reports and prepares road repairs by Marc Levy March 24, 2026 The repaving of streets and other road improvements are mentioned as budget priorities in memos filed with mayor Jake Wilson by five city councilors.
NEWS Looking at this winter convinces a councillor that Cambridge needs a snow corps to call in for help by Marc Levy March 23, 2026 A wild winter with extreme outcomes for city workers and finances leads to exploration of a volunteer “snow corps”; another idea emerges from Somerville.
NEWS As weather warms, cities wait to see how long until their biggest snow piles melt away by Marc Levy March 8, 2026 Somerville city staff compare this year with 2015, when “the snow piles lasted until May,” and a Cambridge spokesperson eyed early summer.