
Cambridge Unveils Memorial Bench for Xavier Bautista
A bench in Sennot Park honors a city public works employee killed in a July 4 shooting.
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A bench in Sennot Park honors a city public works employee killed in a July 4 shooting.
A federal judge granted Harvard University summary judgment in the civil case brought by former professor Francesca Gino.
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Should local governments accept years of park closures for major infrastructure projects?
The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority proposes a 10-million-gallon underground tank in Cambridge's Magazine Beach park to curb sewer overflows.

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Are local independent music venues becoming impossible for small businesses to sustain in your area?
The long-standing Porter Square businesses will shut down in May 2027 as owners prepare to sell their property.

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Do local community events provide meaningful support for the next generation in your area?
The event celebrated local women in business while raising funds for college scholarships.

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Do you think your local schools are getting better or worse?
Graduate students are being encouraged to pitch new faculty lines to their departments as the Faculty of Arts and Sciences plans to expand hiring.

Reporting here centers on organizational shifts, trade activity, commercial expansion and the economic conditions affecting local businesses. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Real estate development and corporate headquarters transitions shape the commercial landscape here. Hiring cycles and office vacancy patterns remain the most consistent drivers of stories in the city.