Cambridge recorded 14 residential property sales between Aug. 21 and Aug. 24, with prices ranging from $750,000 to $2,100,000 among the 10 deeds that included a sale price so far; the median was $1,052,500. The period's largest transaction was 36 Sciarappa St., which sold for $2,100,000, followed
Cambridge is preparing a coordinated, citywide response to sweeping federal changes affecting SNAP and MassHealth benefits for residents. The move comes as the Cambridge School Committee and Cambridge Education Association continue contract negotiations, and as about 15,000 households r…
Cambridge recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12. Among the eight sales with recorded prices, values ranged from $707,070 to $2,000,000, with a median of $1,335,000. The period's top sale was 26 Clay St., which sold for $2,000,000 to Clay St LLC on Aug. 18. Six of the 14 deeds
The Cambridge Commission for Persons with Disabilities voted unanimously to plan a public event on federal threats to disability rights protections.
Cambridge Library Board of Trustees received an update on strategic planning grounded in extensive community input.
Cambridge recorded 18 property deeds between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5. Of the eight sales with a recorded price, amounts ranged from $760,000 to $2,944,000, with a median of $1,278,750. The period's top sale was 24 Gibson St at $2,944,000, sold by Spiros and S. Jamas to Roy and Meridith Treible. Ten of
The Cambridge Transit Advisory Committee voted 11-0, with one abstention, to advocate for specific transit improvements at the proposed Healthpeak development in Alewife, including an infill commuter rail station, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and a pedestrian-bike bridge over the railroad.
Cambridge Arts unveiled a new fall exhibition by artist Rachel Rizzo, opening with a Sept. 5 reception downtown. The show, titled "WEB: Works by Rachel Rizzo," joins the city's fall cultural calendar as Cambridge Patch flagged Tuesday's high-profile U.S. Senate Democratic primary betwee…
MIT is disputing a student's dimethylmercury exposure claim that triggered a multiday hazmat shutdown, Newsmax reports. The claim stemmed from a visit to a Cambridge hospital emergency room and closed a campus chemistry building for several days before MIT began questioning its validity…
Cambridge recorded 10 property sales between July 31 and Aug. 4, with prices ranging from $510,000 to $2,200,100 and a median of $922,000, per South Middlesex Registry of Deeds records. The month's top sale was 9 Orchard St at $2,200,100, followed by 8 Cypress St at $2,000,000. Six of the ten
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