Councillor's newsletter rounds up Halloween, voting guides. From our own coverage: Councillor's newsletter rounds up Halloween, voting guides; October home sales roundup topped by $5 million deal.
Road closures hit town for 5K, half marathon. From our own coverage: Family literacy fun day returns to City Hall.
Cambridge recorded 11 property transfers in October, but only three carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $2,050,000 to $5,000,000 with a median of $2,700,000. The top sale, $5 million, closed Oct. 5 between JLP Realty LLC and Richdale Avenue LLC; the deed did not list a street address.
Harvard Square's Lot 2 garage closing for repairs. From our own coverage: Open Data board weighs privacy and fiscal access; Library trustees take up new strategic framework.
Council resumes debate on 3 held policy orders. From our own coverage: Council resumes debate on 3 held policy orders; Open Data Board discusses privacy and fiscal access.
Council returns to 3 stalled policy orders. From our own coverage: Council returns to 3 stalled policy orders; Ahern Field playground to close for soil testing.
Council, schools open FY28 budget talks. From our own coverage: Council, schools open FY28 budget talks; Youth hockey sets winter practice schedule.
City seeks volunteers for two board vacancies. From our own coverage: Council, schools open FY28 budget review; Youth hockey releases winter practice schedule.
Cambridge deeds show a $25 million gap between the week's priciest and smallest home sales. From our own coverage: Deeds show $25 million gap in home sales; Early voting opens at Main Library.
Cambridge recorded 16 property deeds from Sept. 25 through Oct. 24, but only five carried a sale price so far, ranging from $730,000 to $25.4 million with a median of $962,600 among the priced sales.
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