Cambridge Zoning Board Approves Three Residential Special Permits in December
Cambridge zoning board approves three residential permits, leaves contested Clinton Street height case unresolved.
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Cambridge Sets 9 Percent Debt Target as Capital Spending Tops $1.1 Billion
Cambridge Finance Committee sets 9 percent debt target as five-year capital plan tops $1.1 billion.
Cambridge Sets 9 Percent Debt Target as Capital Spending Tops $1.1 Billion
Cambridge Finance Committee sets 9 percent debt target as five-year capital plan tops $1.1 billion.
Cambridge Planning Board Unanimously Approves Center Plaza Schematic Design in Kendall Square
Cambridge Planning Board approves schematic design for Center Plaza, a new Kendall Square park above an underground electrical substation.
Cambridge Planning Board Unanimously Approves Center Plaza Schematic Design in Kendall Square
Cambridge Planning Board approves schematic design for Center Plaza, a new Kendall Square park above an underground electrical substation.
Cambridge City Council Gives City Manager 3.29 Rating, Calls for Sharper Goals
Cambridge City Council rates City Manager Yi-An Huang 3.29 out of 4 in special December 10 evaluation. Eight of nine councilors participated in the special meeting, with Mayor Simmons absent; Councilor Toner presided.
Cambridge City Council Gives City Manager 3.29 Rating, Calls for Sharper Goals
Cambridge City Council rates City Manager Yi-An Huang 3.29 out of 4 in special December 10 evaluation. Eight of nine councilors participated in the special meeting, with Mayor Simmons absent; Councilor Toner presided.
Cambridge Council Orders Garden Street Two-Way Traffic Study by April 2025
Cambridge City Council votes 9-0 to study restoring Garden Street to two-way automobile traffic.
Cambridge Council Orders Garden Street Two-Way Traffic Study by April 2025
Cambridge City Council votes 9-0 to study restoring Garden Street to two-way automobile traffic.
Cambridge Ordinance Committee Unanimously Advances Three Cycling Safety Ordinance Amendments
Cambridge Ordinance Committee votes 9-0 to extend bike lane deadline and condition major corridor starts on parallel ordinance.