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Paid legal notices for the city of Cambridge for the week of March 6-13. January was good for the Cambridge Health Alliance on many fronts, financially speaking; the picture for the first seven months of the fiscal year was equally rosy. A fast-growing Orthodox Jewish movement that has operated a religious, social and
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Planning Board supports short-term rental regulation, with an asterisk
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (688+ words) A 90-day annual limit on short-term rentals drew concern from Planning Board members and rental operators alike at Tuesday’s board meeting. The cap is part of a City Council zoning petition meant to prevent abuse of existing regulations by some…...
For Cambridge Historical Commission, zoning ordinance has ‘changed the calculus’
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (1043+ words) The Cambridge Historical Commission has become a de facto arbiter of the city’s landscape since the Multifamily Housing Ordinance (MFHO) passed in February 2025. Charles Sullivan, the commission’s long-time executive director, said he is trying to take things in stride, even…...
Lawsuit against Copper Mill developer raises concerns in Davis Square
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (778+ words) Davis Square community and business leaders said they are taking a wait-and-see approach to a suit filed against Copper Mill developer Andrew Flynn on another project. “People will jump on any reputational thing and say, ‘see, they’re horrible’, but we’re…...
City recommends changes to multifamily housing ordinance
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (1227+ words) Feelings were mixed in city hall on Thursday, as the City of Cambridge Community Development Department proposed changes to Cambridge’s Multifamily Housing Ordinance (MFHO) that would increase the overall amount of setbacks, require more ground-level green space, and prohibit tall…...
Somerville eviction case opens
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (765+ words) News | Features | Commentary | Calendar The jury trial of Gary Rogers, a Somerville man facing eviction for non-payment of rent, began Monday with opening statements and testimony of the plaintiff, real estate investor Ryan Pinto. Rogers was paying $1,250 a month for…...
Fraden named to lead Cambridge Housing Authority
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (438+ words) News | Features | Commentary | Calendar The Cambridge Housing Authority, the largest affordable housing provider in Cambridge, has chosen Clara Fraden, its top planner, to head the agency after executive director Michael Johnston retires at the end of March. Fraden, 34, will have…...
Dueling housing ballot measures collide on Beacon Hill
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (536+ words) News | Features | Commentary | Calendar Proponents of two potential ballot measures aiming to tackle the state’s dire housing crunch – pulling from entirely different playbooks – had to contend with more than formal opposition to the campaigns this week. They also took fire…...
Cambridge community iftar draws crowd of six hundred, mayor emphasizes community and unity
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (226+ words) by Jennifer Chen | Mar 2, 2026 | Community | 0 comments Jennifer Chen The Iftar event was organized by the mayor’s office on Feb. 28, 2026. Perhaps 600 people attended the 11th annual Cambridge Community Iftar at the Cambridge Street Upper School on Saturday. As the sun set over…...
Somerville fires Arts Council director
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (322+ words) by Claire Ogden | Feb 17, 2026 | News | 0 comments Marc Levy / file Somerville Arts Council executive director Gregory Jenkins at an April 10, 2016, meeting held at the Armory building. Gregory Jenkins would have celebrated his 25th anniversary with the Somerville Arts Council this April. But…...
Cambridge survey says: residents think it’s a pretty good place to live
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (907+ words) by Jane Petersen | Feb 4, 2026 | News | 0 comments Marc Levy Cambridge City Hall, seen wreathed in nighttime lights in 2020. Residents of Cambridge like their government, but their feelings about the city as a whole are slipping. Or so says the most recent…...