Cambridge City Council Ordains Dormer Ordinance, Clears As-of-Right Path for Homeowners
Cambridge City Council ordains dormer zoning reform and backs city manager contract renewal.
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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 Council Orders Bicycle Plan Review, Advances Three Parking Ordinances
Cambridge Council unanimously orders bicycle plan review and advances three parking ordinances.
Cambridge Council Orders Bicycle Plan Review, Advances Three Parking Ordinances
Cambridge Council unanimously orders bicycle plan review and advances three parking ordinances.
Cambridge Council Reconsiders Winters Appointment But Cannot Force Rescission
Cambridge City Council votes 6-3 to reconsider a contested advisory committee appointment, then 5-4 to close debate without rescinding it.
Cambridge Council Reconsiders Winters Appointment But Cannot Force Rescission
Cambridge City Council votes 6-3 to reconsider a contested advisory committee appointment, then 5-4 to close debate without rescinding it.
Cambridge Sets 3.5 to 4 Percent Budget Growth Target as Commercial Real Estate Values Decline
Cambridge officials warn a decade of 7 percent annual budget growth is no longer sustainable.