Through a number of Policy Orders and other discussions, the City Council and the Cambridge community have made clear the strong desire for a demonstration of temporary protected bike lane infrastructure prior to the winter season.
OUT OF TOWN NEWS! WE CARE SO MUCH…ALWAYS HAVE AND ALWAYS WILL.
The Harvard Square Businessmen’s Association (HSBA) was founded in 1910 by a group of local businessmen to address the challenges created by the subway construction project.
3rd Annual Winter Warmth Drive
A letter from Councilor Marc McGovern: Sometimes we get caught up working on the big picture of the big problems and overlook the fact that basic needs are not met. Help me provide some warmth this winter.
Charles Square Winter Farmers Market Now Open!
We’re proud to say that this will be the first season of the Charles Square Winter Farmers Market!…
Jean Appolon Expressions Annual “Help for Haiti” Fundraiser
Saturday, December 3, 2016 from 6 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Harvard Square Coat Drive to benefit the homeless
The Harvard Square Business Association, in partnership with CASPAR, will hold a coat drive to benefit the homeless, on Thursday, November 17th from 1pm-4pm at the Out of Town News Kiosk, 0 Harvard Square.
Traffic Advisory for Harvard Square – Cambridge Half Marathon on Sunday, November 13
The first-ever Cambridge Half Marathon (13.1 miles) will be held this Sunday, November 13 with the race beginning at 8 a.m.
Cambridge Science Festival | Call for Entries Now Open!
Calling all scientists, science outreach professionals, and science enthusiasts – come join us! Pitch us an event you’d like to run in the Festival and hit “send” by Friday, December 2nd!…
45TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY TOAST FOR GRENDEL’S DEN – GIVEN BY HSBA MEMBER, DANIEL BERGER-JONES OF CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL TOURS
It may be the happy hour nachos, or maybe the lack of TVs, or perhaps the unisex bathrooms, or maybe it’s just the happy hour nachos, but everyone comes here at some point, and falls in love with the place.
BAKING WITH THE BRASS SISTERS
My love affair with Cambridge began sixty-seven years ago when I was a seven-year-old living in Winthrop, a small town on the North Shore of Massachusetts. The affair began like most affairs — I was intrigued; I was awed.