A state grant for more than $300,000 is meant to expand activities and services for seniors, though a new hire may be needed.

The cuts come when the city is coping with an economic downturn that calls for more controls on spending and with a change to ...

History Cambridge, which has been focusing on the East Cambridge neighborhood in 2025, closes out the year with a pop-up ...

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, José Mateo Ballet shares some “Nutcracker,” there’s puzzles and ...

How a Band of Visionaries and a Million Dollars Upended America” uncovers a little-known moment in American political history ...

There’s just one more week to see Autumn Ahn’s “No Sun,” a small but impressive installation at the Anthony Greaney gallery ...

Two zoning petitions that could reshape much of Cambridge’s biggest traffic corridors and squares will come back to committee ...

To prevent tar spot, mostly you just have to hope that the weather this coming spring is not wet enough for the fungus to ...

There were wild turkeys in North America in the 1620s, so there could have been turkeys at the first harvest festival, but ...

Public meetings this week look at rezoning Cambridge Street and North Massachusetts Avenue, tenant rights, staying warm ...

In theaters and streaming now are the sharp documentary “One to One: John & Yoko,” Linklater flashback “Nouvelle Vague,” ...

The folks at the new Fallow Kin don’t seem like the kind to submit to such mass-marketed trends as pumpkin spice and cider, ...