Cambridge Recreation, part of the city's Department of Human Service Programs, posted a notice this week announcing registration for its Fall Youth Basketball Leagues. The announcement appears on the department's recreation news page alongside its standing programs, including basketball…
Cambridge recorded 16 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with eight sales carrying a posted price so far, ranging from $550,000 to $2,405,000 and a median of $971,250. The top sale was a $2,405,000 condo at 54 Sacramento St Unit 2. Rindge Avenue and Museum Way each saw two sales, and
Cambridge is preparing a coordinated response to federal changes threatening residents' SNAP and MassHealth benefits. Also in today's brief (10 items): City preps response to SNAP, MassHealth cuts; Participatory budgeting returns with $500,000 available; Preschool enrollment fair draws …
Cambridge zoning board splits 2-2, denies Myrtle Avenue addition after attorney clash. Board member Wendy Leiserson recused herself from the 1 Myrtle Avenue vote after attorney Patrick W.
Cambridge City Council votes 6-0 to close its doors over two active lawsuits.
Planning Board backs Harvard Square hotel's move closer to Mount Auburn Street. From our own coverage: Council fast-tracks support for MIT, airport unions; Zoning panels advance multifamily setback changes. Also in today's brief (13 items): Drought status eases to mild for Cambridge; Ci…
The Cambridge Open Data Review Board discussed expanding strategic metrics, privacy standards, and fiscal data access on September 22, without adopting formal policies.
Cambridge Planning Board sends mixed comments on a Harvard Square hotel's setbacks.
MBTA prepares nine-day Green Line shutdown that will disrupt commutes across Cambridge. Also in today's brief (8 items): MBTA plans nine-day Green Line shutdown; Cambridge drought status downgraded to mild; City seeks residents for two board vacancies; Retirement board weighs real estat…
Cambridge Youth Soccer has scrapped its regular grades 1-8 game schedule for Saturday, Sept. 26, replacing it with pickup soccer sessions across two sites. Grades 1/2 players can head to Russell Field at 9 or 10 a.m., while Danehy Park will host 3rd/4th graders at 9 a.m., 5th/6th grader…