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We received the flyer and statement below from Brooke McKenna, City of Cambridge Commissioner, Traffic Parking & Transportation. Brooke states, “The T will be replacing redline service with shuttle buses from February 5th to February 14th.

The Harvard Square Business Association is devastated to announce the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Rachael Solem. The announcement below was shared by Rachael’s Daughter, Briana Pearson. There is no good way to share this news with all who knew her and loved her.

E. Denise Simmons, a longtime Chamber member and small business owner was elected on Monday, January 1st, for a third term as Mayor. Simmons, a lifelong Cambridge resident, and former city employee and School Committee member, began serving on the City Council in 2002.

Caroline Jean Fernald has been named executive director of Harvard Museums of Science and Culture, Hopi Hoekstra, Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences announced today. Fernald will begin her position on Jan. 3.

Artist of the Week National Association of Women Artists Artist of the Week NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ARTISTS Dear NAWA Members and Friends, NAWA is thrilled to share that this week’s talented and brilliant #NAWAArtistOfTheWeek is: Susan Miller-Havens! Born and raised in New Jersey a bus r…

The Harvard Square Business Association and many of its members have espoused similar opinions over the past few years.

Le Vent du Nord to perform at Nightcap Finale  (Cambridge, MA) The 21st annual Boston Celtic Music Festival (BCMFest) returns to Club Passim and Harvard Square, with added venues like the Crystal Ballroom, The Burren, and The Rockwell on January 11-14, 2024.

Henrietta’s Table might not look like a three-star restaurant—but its clientele would have you guessing otherwise. “There’s no telling who you’re going to see,” says one patron, while another dubs it “a global nexus.

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