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Cambridge City Council unanimously endorses state project labor agreement legislation

Cambridge City Council unanimously endorsed state legislation authorizing project labor agreements and flagged community outreach gaps ahead of a major summer MBTA red line shutdown.

Cambridge City Council unanimously endorses state project labor agreement legislation

Cambridge City Council unanimously endorsed state legislation authorizing project labor agreements and flagged community outreach gaps ahead of a major summer MBTA red line shutdown.

Cambridge Committee Briefed on Nine-Project Regional Coastal Flood Defense Plan

Cambridge committee hears that nine regional flood interventions could protect 100,000 residents and $60 billion in assets.

Cambridge Committee Briefed on Nine-Project Regional Coastal Flood Defense Plan

Cambridge committee hears that nine regional flood interventions could protect 100,000 residents and $60 billion in assets.

Cambridge Finance Committee Reviews $88M ARPA Spending and Police FY25 Budget

Cambridge Finance Committee reviews $88 million ARPA portfolio and an $80.9 million police budget request.

Cambridge Finance Committee Reviews $88M ARPA Spending and Police FY25 Budget

Cambridge Finance Committee reviews $88 million ARPA portfolio and an $80.9 million police budget request.

Cambridge City Council votes 8-1 to advance citywide multifamily housing zoning

Cambridge City Council voted 8-1 Tuesday to direct the Housing Committee to draft zoning language that would effectively promote multifamily housing citywide, with an affordability-centered amendment requiring any new framework to include income-restricted housing "with the goal of having viable hou

Cambridge City Council votes 8-1 to advance citywide multifamily housing zoning

Cambridge City Council voted 8-1 Tuesday to direct the Housing Committee to draft zoning language that would effectively promote multifamily housing citywide, with an affordability-centered amendment requiring any new framework to include income-restricted housing "with the goal of having viable hou

Planning Board Sends Volpe Park Design Back, Divided Over Retail Pavilion

Cambridge Planning Board deadlocks over retail pavilion in Volpe's Third Street Park, continuing design review.

Planning Board Sends Volpe Park Design Back, Divided Over Retail Pavilion

Cambridge Planning Board deadlocks over retail pavilion in Volpe's Third Street Park, continuing design review.

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