Cambridge
When It Snows, It Storms
A winter storm rocked the East Coast this holiday season, and Cambridge was transformed into a winter wonderland as residents repaired the damage and enjoyed one of the first snowfalls of the season.
Police Arrest Alleged Harvard Credit Union Robber
A man who police said confessed to robbing the Harvard University Employees Credit Union was arrested Monday as he, under surveillance, approached another Cambridge bank.
Harvard Extension School Student Victim of Attempted Robbery
A male Harvard Extension School student was the victim of an attempted unarmed robbery on Francis Ave. on Monday.
Cambridge Health Alliance Honored
Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard-affiliated public healthcare system, was named to Harvard Pilgrim Health Care’s 2010 Pediatric Honor Roll on Nov. 23.
Divinity School and Local Churches Give Services for Homeless
Divinity School students have contributed to developing the new program, bolstering the unique combination of public service and spiritual outreach.
Globe Bookstore May Be Sold Soon
The fate of the Globe Corner Bookstore is once again in doubt. The owner of the longtime Harvard Square travel bookshop—which reopened on the corner of Mount Auburn and JFK streets in 2006—says he’s putting his store up for sale amid health concerns. The possible sale makes the Globe Corner the latest Square business to confront an uncertain future—and at least the second local bookstore in as many years to be put up for sale.
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Ramblin’ Dan and the Professor World Band has been generating peace waves in over thirty-five countries for the last twenty-five years.
Charter School
In this courtesy photo, 9th grade humanities teacher Katherine E. Rieser ‘07 works with students at the Community Charter School of Cambridge.
