Council Votes to Review Harvard Square Kiosk Model
Council advanced Harvard Square kiosk review, opposed Magazine Beach tank, approved $1 million grants and disability rights order.
Council advanced Harvard Square kiosk review, opposed Magazine Beach tank, approved $1 million grants and disability rights order.
Council held special session on three charter-right policy orders without taking a vote.
Council and School Committee opened FY28 budget planning amid continuing tax base strain.
Cambridge's Transportation and Public Utilities Committee heard sharp opposition to Waymo robo-taxis from labor unions and a mixed assessment from disability advocates.
Cambridge Health and Environment Committee reviewed geothermal feasibility study narrowing 38 sites to Pacific Street Park, finding 30-year payback period.
Council recessed without voting on Gaza divestment orders after hours of public comment, continuing the matter to the next day.
Cambridge City Councillor Marc McGovern announced that early voting for the Nov. 3 election began Oct. 17 and runs through Oct. 30, with a voter registration deadline of Oct. 24, while also highlighting the free EZ Ride bus service in Kendall Square.
Board opened permit appeal hearing, continued hotel variance to November 19, and withdrew a variance application.
Planning Board approves 84-unit Birch Street housing despite soil contamination concerns and splits on green roof requirement.
The Cambridge Library Board of Trustees unanimously approved an updated strategic framework that condensed five core values while maintaining the mission of the previous six-year plan.
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