“My Father’s Shadow” a memorable debut
Debut film by British-Nigerian director by Akinola Davies Jr. is notable on multiple levels.
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Strike vote at Lesley “was just inevitable”
While no date was set, faculty could act before the end of term. Members of the Lesley community feel bittersweet.
What’s that you’re building in your backyard?
Somerville residents can build cottages in their yards. But developers are using this as a loophole to create condos. The city council is being asked to close the loophole.
Mount Auburn Cemetery’s latest artists-in-residence an eclectic group
Grounds will shape work of dancers, poet, filmmaker and soundscape artist.
Cambridge aims to grow “green-collar” economy
Rebecca Arellano, the City’s Green Jobs Specialist, will host info sessions on environmentally-conscious jobs.
Can Cambridge Keep Startups? MIT May Have an Answer
MIT's delta v program capitalizes on Cambridge's resources as a start-up hub. Getting founders to stay is another issue.
Dark Sky Week reminds us that our nights aren’t so starry
Light pollution is creating a dimmer future for our local ecosystem.
First female police commissioner to retire
Christine Elow has been with the department for more than 30 years. Superintendent Pauline Wells will serve as acting commissioner.
Will City Council make a U-Turn on Garden Street?
The council decided to punt the policy order to the end of April, anticipating a close vote.
CRLS girls’ flag football enters first year as a varsity sport
Coach Kenneth Cooper wants to establish CRLS as a top team in the country and a path for more opportunities in athletics for women.
Events in Cambridge and Somerville: Puppet pals, college comedy & Tracy Bonham
This week's selection of free and low cost events across Cambridge and Somerville, including live music, art showings, books galore, comedy, and more.
Rockumentaries, Space Film Festival, and Muppet Mania
Also showing will be local premieres of two independent films and films by Josh Weissbach.
Setting the rhythm for CRLS girls’ crew
Ada LaMaster is a star coxswain who has overcome a rare condition and will be a Division 1 athlete at the University of Washington.
CRLS Sports: Baseball team remains undefeated with three dominating wins
In girls’ softball, Marin Albrecht records 100th strike-out.
Student screen usage audit will be released in May
Work by the Cambridge Public Schools administration could inform the School Committee as it considers putting limits on screen time.
Ahern Field turf update put on hold
City Council will seek more public comment and pursue further study on questions like environmental harm.
CRLS baseball captains look to go out on top, and then keep playing
Three Cambridge Rindge and Latin seniors aim to win a championship as they also prepare to play in college.
Cambridge shines in A24’s ‘The Drama’
Tatte, the Seven Stars book store, and Andy's Diner are just a few of the familiar favorites featured in the new hit film.
Somerville city staff want more of a voice on changes
In a March 31, 2025, Cambridge Day story on Somerville Mayor Jake Wilson, the Mayor described the departmental restructuring plan, the removal of several department heads, the upcoming requirements for a less-flexible citywide telework policy,…
Mount Auburn Street will re-open Friday
The street has been closed in West Cambridge between Lowell and Willard streets for the demolition of the Riverview condominiums since July 19, 2025. Spark Street will also reopen.
A day in the life of a nasal swab: Zephyr tracks the next pandemic
A sub-two hour process could be the key to predicting and preventing the next global pandemic.
The beloved Cubano from Chez Henri pops up at Gustazo
The Cuban restaurant in Porter Square will feature Paul O’Connell’s cult classic before launching its own.
After record year, HomeBridge tightens eligibility, adds funds
Facing increased demand, Cambridge's main program for middle income affordable housing is making changes.
Rogers served notice, says “I’m a fighter”
Less than a week after a court victory allowed him to stay in his apartment, Somerville tenant served notice to quit.
Variations on familiar themes and something chillingly new
Reviewed: "Thrash," "Hamlet" and "Exit 8."
Kindergarten lottery data released too late to help families
Previous years’ choices were available only in late January. Parents say earlier access might have led them to make different choices.
One Cambridge publisher zigs, another zags
Duck magazine takes off in print while Nieman Reports shifts fully online.
Stohlman not re-appointed to Cambridge Election Commission
In an unusual move, the party's top choice was not selected. Sara Rivera will be the next commissioner.