Somerville passes a call for cease-fire in Gaza after emotional votes by anxious councilors - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
A resolution of Somerville City Council support for a cease-fire in Gaza passed 9-2 at Thursday’s council meeting....
Technology is key to understanding humanity, starting with the bad stuff, sci-fi writers tell us - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
An MIT Museum panel of science fiction writers delved into a process of play with tech – including the joy of tricking it – on the way to being seers of the future.
University presses taking a stand against book bans and attempts to censor libraries -- up 813% in the past two years. (www.cambridgeday.com)
Somerville - Cambridge Day - Armory next steps - Community is shown only two Armory options, and opposes the one in which Somerville runs it (www.cambridgeday.com)
The prospect of the city owning and operating the Armory arts building drew significant backlash, and community members asked for feedback called for more information about a process in which few answers existed.
Woman walking her dog fought off an attacker early Saturday; police are looking for man in 30s - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
A woman fought off a potential rapist at approximately 3:30 a.m. Saturday while walking her dog on CambridgePark Drive – a rare “blitz” attack for Cambridge.
Community outreach is needed to pave the way for $50M in Mass. Ave. roadwork, group says - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
In figuring out how 2 miles of reconstructed Massachusetts Avenue will work with new separated bike lanes, members of a Cambridge working group know they have to balance conflicting needs and emphasize community outreach.
Girls can feel shame around periods even now, but Mpower. changes tone with a party setting - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
Mpower. of Cambridge aims to destigmatize menstruation by educating elementary-aged students on the issues and preparing them for when periods happen.
There's a new community newspaper out there, but consider being the community that creates it - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
Some of the news, features and letters that get posted to Cambridge Day can also be found Fridays in a newspaper called The Week.
Don Holland dies, a dream and mission fulfilled: Reopening ManRay nightclub in Central Square - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
Club owner Don Holland died over the weekend after fulfilling his quest to resurrect ManRay, the iconic nightclub he ran in Central Square from 1983 to 2005.
Community meetings about future of the Armory are planned for the summer by City of Somerville - Cambridge Day (www.cambridgeday.com)
Somerville is rounding the corner on plans to reorganize the Armory building as a cultural community center. The building is already a hub for the city’s arts scene, but under ownership of the city, it’s getting an operational makeover.
