With Johnson named its first executive director, the Boston Art Review is in it for the long haul
The Boston Art Review named its first executive director in late March: longtime Cambridge resident Jameson Johnson, who founded the largely volunteer-run nonprofit publication in 2017.
Bon Me’s next locations get chopsticks furniture recycled from the gear used at its own restaurants
ChopValue furnishings made of recycled chopsticks from Bon Me eateries will be installed in its new locations in North Point and Kendall Square.
Chang Shing Tofu is moving its manufacturing from cramped Cambridge to spacious Stoughton
Chang Shing Tofu, one of Cambridge’s last few food manufacturers, is relocating after more than 25 years to a larger facility in Stoughton.
‘Bikes and Business’ is the Bike Month topic during a kickoff event with Ayanna Pressley (corrected)
A Sunday starting event for May’s National Bike Month draws U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley and a discussion of “The Intersection of Bikes and Business.”
H Mart is coming to Davis Square to replace bfresh
The rumors turned out to be true: It will be H Mart taking over the 11,000-square-foot bfresh grocery store that closed Oct. 12 in Davis Square.
Paid legal notices for Cambridge for April 25-May 2
Cambridge public notices for the Planning Board, including the Khalida Griffin-Sheperd petition; Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission; Historical Commission; Board of Zoning Appeal; and City Council Finance Committee.
Businesses can bring in the bicycling crowd, one $5 lifetime helmet sticker at a time
Those $5 Bicycle Benefits stickers are still around, and the number of Cambridge-Somerville area businesses accepting them is back on the rise.
Housing Authority plans 22 rooms in Baldwin, hits a snag in purchase from Lesley University
The Cambridge Housing Authority wants to buy a house now used as a Lesley dorm in a neighborhood with little low- and moderate-income housing.
Paid legal notices for Cambridge for April 18-25
Cambridge public notices for the Board of Zoning Appeal and Cambridge Historical Commission, Planning Board definitions for hotels and motels and for the Khalida Griffin-Sheperd zoning petition, and an ordinance about the Fresh Pond Golf Course Pro Shop Fund.
Neville Place assisted-living gets $5.7M loan from city despite unexplained lapses in terms
Cambridge is increasing a loan to its city-affiliated Neville Place assisted-living facility near Fresh Pond despite a failure to accept the original loan for undisclosed reasons. Neville Place did not carry out many requirements attached to the original.
