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In Cambridge, there is such a thing as too much pizza
Month after month, in public meeting after public meeting, a trendy pizza mini-chain based in Washington, D.C., hacked its way through a thicket of bureaucratic crimson tape in the hopes
Planning Board lets Harvard Square pizzeria application move forward
A proposal to open a combination pizzeria and bakery to Harvard Square took another step forward Tuesday night, when the Cambridge Planning Board voted unanimously that a new petition for
Harvard Square group gives boost to &Pizza plans
A potential replacement for Harvard Square’s iconic Crimson Corner received a boost of support Monday night. The Harvard Square Advisory Committee voted to forward a proposal to open an &Pizza
Developer’s plan would bring movies back to Harvard Square theater
Just one month shy of the five-year anniversary of the closing of Harvard Loews, real estate mogul Gerald Chan announced plans to bring a movie theater back to the beloved
Robert Marshall, 74, Harvard Square ‘mayor’
Bookbinder and auxiliary police volunteer, friend to the homeless and to those who call Harvard University home, Bob Marshall was a fixture in Harvard Square for more than 45 years.
Former Harvard Square Theater Still Without Plans
March 31, 2017 The owner of the former Harvard Square Theater property has not made public his plans for the property more than a month after the Cambridge City Council
City appoints advisory group for Harvard Square kiosk
The city has formally appointed a working group to help the city manager figure out what to do with the Harvard Square Out of Town News kiosk.
Newsstand to get new home near old location
Crimson Corner’s 54 year run at its marquee location in Harvard Square is coming to an end next month. Third generation owner Chris Kotelly said Monday the newsstand will move
Harvard Square medical marijuana dispensary gets closer to reality
Plans are moving forward to convert a portion of an historic house first built more than 200 years ago in Harvard Square into a place for registered patients to purchase
Schoenhof’s Foreign Books to close, turns focus online after 161 years in business
In the most recent iteration of a beloved Cambridge store shuttering due to high rents and low sales, Schoenhof’s Foreign Books will close its Harvard Square store at the end
Cambridge wants something to happen with Harvard Square Theater
Cambridge officials are marking the fifth year of the closing of the former Harvard Square Theater by threatening an extraordinary intervention if the owner of the long-vacant property doesn’t quickly
City Council wants answers on vacant Harvard Square theater
The City Council is demanding answers from the owner of the vacant Harvard Square Theater on what he plans to do with the property. The council voted unanimously to have
