This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes a slew of new cinema, from a retro thriller with the marvelous Rachel Brosnahan to proof George Clooney's kept his eyes on the stars. There's an inspiring “Crip Camp” doc, an intriguing horror flick called “His House” and much more.…
Recently opened La Saison Bakery serves up some of the best baked goods in a town with a bounty of good bakeries. Start with the croissants, light and airy yet buttery – if you can get them.…
Steven Soderbergh gets Meryl Streep, Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen aboard the Queen Mary 2 luxury liner en route to London in an improvisational rollick that still might leave you wondering if the trip was worth the ticket.…
The Cambridge Historical Society invites people to say goodbye to “this colossally awful year” and welcome the new one with a free, safe and cathartic event Saturday at its headquarters.…
Billy Dean Thomas' seven-track EP “For Better or Worse” is unapologetically left-leaning, intersectional and inclusive, even while addressing the 2020 election and racial justice.…
I begin by confessing that I have a weakness for Taco Bell, though I don’t understand the menu. I visited one before or after foreign movies at the long-vanished Nickelodeon theater; at Prospect and Hampshire streets; and in North Cambridge, a KFC combination known to locals as “Ken-taco.”…
At a contentious four-hour hearing, the Board of Zoning Appeal refused to approve the height of 2072 Massachusetts Ave., a North Cambridge affordable housing project, arguing that its nine stories on the avenue was too tall and trying to get the developers to bring the building down to six.
The MBTA has signaled it could scale back plans to significantly cut service after public outcry and its own advisory board suggested the cuts were not justified. It was deferring the presentation of the first round of cuts by a week, to a Monday meeting.
A nine-story building with all affordable apartments – 49 in all, of which 71 percent are for families – arrives Thursday before the Board of Zoning Appeal with a positive recommendation from planning officials, but some riled-up neighbors and serious concerns from one city councillor.
Cambridge Health Alliance expects to have close to 1,000 doses of a new Covid-19 vaccine in hand before Christmas and plans to vaccinate nurses, nursing assistants, respiratory therapists and other employees who spend their time primarily taking care of Covid patients.
Public meetings this week look at ending zoning just for single-family housing; outdoor education; how home-based businesses may get easier to set up; a doughnut shop/diner and separate boutique hotel plans in Central Square; and more.
A resident at Sancta Maria Nursing Facility tested positive for Covid-19 on Wednesday, according to a state Department of Public Health report. It was the second new infection at the nursing home in six days.
Neville Center at Fresh Pond, one of Cambridge’s nursing homes, has opened a 14-bed isolation unit for patients recovering from coronavirus, admitting seven patients so far.
As city councillors applied pressure to close indoor business to reduce the rising tide of Covid-19 cases, it became clearer why city Manager has resisted: The city is working with other communities to persuade Gov. Charlie Baker to roll back reopening and create an economic fallback.
The Cambridge Historical Society invites people to say goodbye to “this colossally awful year” and welcome the new one with a free, safe and cathartic event Saturday at its headquarters.
Parents of in-person learners have a perspective that no other group in this discussion has, and we urgently want our children to remain in the classroom.
Can’t each Cambridge public school be allowed some freedom to open or shut down based on its own Covid-19 cases?
This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes a slew of new cinema, from a retro thriller with the marvelous Rachel Brosnahan to proof George Clooney's kept his eyes on the stars. There's an inspiring “Crip Camp” doc, an intriguing horror flick called “His House” and much more.
Recently opened La Saison Bakery serves up some of the best baked goods in a town with a bounty of good bakeries. Start with the croissants, light and airy yet buttery – if you can get them.
Steven Soderbergh gets Meryl Streep, Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen aboard the Queen Mary 2 luxury liner en route to London in an improvisational rollick that still might leave you wondering if the trip was worth the ticket.
Billy Dean Thomas' seven-track EP “For Better or Worse” is unapologetically left-leaning, intersectional and inclusive, even while addressing the 2020 election and racial justice.
I begin by confessing that I have a weakness for Taco Bell, though I don’t understand the menu. I visited one before or after foreign movies at the long-vanished Nickelodeon theater; at Prospect and Hampshire streets; and in North Cambridge, a KFC combination known to locals as “Ken-taco.”
This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter shows the range of recent documentaries, starting with the DocYard's Philly-set “The Inheritance” and visits with former Pogues performer Shane MacGowan and the mayor of Ramallah. There's room for action and Yorgos Lanthimos weirdness as well.
