The city of Cambridge, in partnership with the local business community, are launching “Pick It Up Cambridge,” a social media and print campaign to encourage patrons to call and pick up their orders to “help business owners retain the full value of their product and support local eateries.”
Erika Salloux will always remember this birthday.
Salloux, a Certified Professional Organizer®, is the CEO and harmony coordinator at Living Harmony LLC in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She offers personal and business organizing and speaking assistance.
Denise Jillson, Harvard Square Association, on the impact of universities like Harvard cancelling activities due to the pandemic on her members
There’s a hole in the heart of Harvard Square, the old Urban Outfitters building was demolished to make way for a retail and office complex. The Curious George store is gone and so is the Out of Town Newsstand.
Independent restaurant owners seek $120 billion federal aid package
Alumna tirelessly supports neighborhood and Cambridge community amid challenges of COVID-19
The University-owned Harvard Square Hotel has opened its doors to medical workers and first responders as a place to stay near local healthcare facilities as they help fight the novel coronavirus.
On Thursday, Club Passim began distributing dozens of grants totaling more than $20,000 to full-time musicians whose reliance on the gig economy has been indefinitely disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Denise Jillson, Harvard Square Business Association, on the impact of coronavirus on their members
The City Council is working to make Harvard Square more appealing and inviting for small and local retailers by updating zoning that hasn’t been changed in almost a half century.