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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Cambridge borrowing on pace to exceed debt limits by fiscal year 2028, staff warns
Cambridge Finance Committee warned the city's debt is on track to breach its own policy limits by 2028 even before accounting for a list of major unfunded projects.
Cambridge borrowing on pace to exceed debt limits by fiscal year 2028, staff warns
Cambridge Finance Committee warned the city's debt is on track to breach its own policy limits by 2028 even before accounting for a list of major unfunded projects.
Cambridge Council Approves $2.2 Million in Snow, Street, and Water Spending
Cambridge City Council unanimously approved more than $2.2 million in public works appropriations and heard a detailed briefing on the city's triple-A bond ratings at its March 18 meeting.
Cambridge Council Approves $2.2 Million in Snow, Street, and Water Spending
Cambridge City Council unanimously approved more than $2.2 million in public works appropriations and heard a detailed briefing on the city's triple-A bond ratings at its March 18 meeting.
Cambridge Council Approves $2.1M in Snow and Road Spending, Eyes Fare-Free Bus Pilot
Cambridge City Council unanimously backed $2.148 million in snow operations and road repair spending and adopted a policy order seeking a fare-free MBTA Route 1 bus pilot tied to a planned July Red Line shutdown.
Cambridge Council Approves $2.1M in Snow and Road Spending, Eyes Fare-Free Bus Pilot
Cambridge City Council unanimously backed $2.148 million in snow operations and road repair spending and adopted a policy order seeking a fare-free MBTA Route 1 bus pilot tied to a planned July Red Line shutdown.
Cambridge Zoning Board Denies Central Square Banner, Approves Six Other Cases
Cambridge's Zoning Board of Appeal denied a banner variance for a Central Square business and approved six other applications at its March 14 meeting.
Cambridge Zoning Board Denies Central Square Banner, Approves Six Other Cases
Cambridge's Zoning Board of Appeal denied a banner variance for a Central Square business and approved six other applications at its March 14 meeting.
Cambridge Panel Clears Fresh Pond Golf Course Pro Shop Revolving Fund, 6-0
Cambridge's Ordinance Committee unanimously backed a new revolving fund to let the city directly operate the Fresh Pond Golf Course Pro Shop. The committee voted 6-0 at its March 14 meeting — with Councilor Burhan Azeem, Councilor Sumbul Siddiqui, and Mayor E.