A payout of $4.3 million to the former owners of Vail Court was approved by Cambridge city councillors July 21 to settle a ...

By the time American Net and Twine built its East Cambridge factory in the mid-1870s, many Southern Blacks were caught in the ...

Hitting a slump on your summer reading challenge? It's one reason to join a store book club. But the people running the clubs ...

Prints by Zainab Sumu at Caira Art Editions depict “sowo-wui,” masks worn by members of a secret, all-woman society called ...

Can the magic and synergy of a well-practiced improv team materialize in one night? “The Draft League” tests the premise on ...

It’s opening day at Lou’s, a lounge, restaurant and live music venue at 13 Brattle St. in Harvard Square – the former Beat ...

Dragonflies are a joy to watch as they hover, sprint, perch, chase each other and dart about – and also while they are ...

The Honk! festival of activist street bands rings in its 20th anniversary Oct. 9-12 with a change forced by a wave of ...

Cambridge, and the whole Boston area, got diagnosed nearly 50 years ago with arterial blockage. We responded with transit, ...

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, see the dawn through playing pinball at Pop’s, improv poetry in ...

Winn’s project at Walden Square has a poor design that doesn’t enhance the ground it’s built on and instead destroys the fabric of the community.

Government efficiency and transparency, displacement, accessibility, community spaces, green policy, a potential ballot ...