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Cambridge Raises Tobacco Purchasing Age to 21
The Cambridge City Council passed an amendment to the Tobacco Ordinance last week that raised the age to legally purchase tobacco in Cambridge from 18 to 21, effective in June.
Cambridge Residents Raise Concerns about Affordable Housing
Renters and homeowners said at a forum Saturday that low- and middle-income Cantabrigians face a shortage of affordable housing and are priced out of the city as a result.
Campus Center Plans Include Remodeled Front
Upcoming renovations to the Smith Campus Center include expanded glass paneled facades, a rooftop terrace, and more entertainment venues.
Another Storm Looming, Harvard Will Stay Open Monday
Administrators plan to monitor weather reports overnight in anticipation of a winter storm that may cover Boston with as much as a foot of snow.
Shelters Prepare To Accommodate Homeless During Blizzard
The Cambridge Police Department will coordinate with area shelters to ensure the safety of Cambridge’s homeless population, facilitating “proper transportation if needed."
New 24-Hour CVS To Open in April, Replacing Existing JFK Location
A new 24-hour CVS location at 6 JFK St., a space previously occupied by Citizens Bank. The new location will be a little more than 300 feet away from another CVS on Massachusetts Avenue.
Boston Captures U.S. Bid for 2024 Olympics
Harvard Stadium could serve as a venue should Boston beat out other contenders when the final decision is made in 2017.
Sandrine's
Sandrine's, currently occupying 8 Holyoke Street, has announced that it will be closing its doors.
Sandrine's
Sandrine's, currently occupying 8 Holyoke Street, has announced that it will be closing its doors.
Seen and Heard: Harvard's March Through Cambridge
The “March on Harvard,” as the demonstration has been billed, is the latest in a series of protests on campus and around the country in recent weeks.
Photographing the Die-In
A protestor takes a photo during a die-in in Central Square on Friday evening as a part of the 'March on Harvard' protest.
Spectating
Cambridge residents spectate the 'March on Harvard' as protesters walked up Western Ave. in December.
Affiliates Raise Hands, Snarl Traffic in Largest Harvard Protest Yet Following Non-Indictments
The “March on Harvard,” as the demonstration has been billed, is the latest in a series of protests on campus and around the country in recent weeks.
Protesting Grand Jury Decisions, Hundreds March Through Cambridge
An estimated 600 protesters streamed through Harvard Square Friday evening in what appears to be the largest gathering yet in Cambridge in response to two decisions by grand juries not to indict police officers who killed unarmed black men.
