Museumaficionados rejoice! Our fair city (imagine that last bit said in Tom Magliozzi's voice please..) offers a lot of culture to eastern Massachusetts. Regardless of your age group or interests, there's likely to be a museum near you that has something to offer or [...]
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is looking to improve the Kendall Square area in an interesting an ambitious way. The reputation that this neighborhood of Cambridge has is one that is not very pedestrian or resident friendly. What seems to be the issue is that despite its great location from its close proximity to Boston, Kendall [...]
Google seems to be becoming just as famous for their workplaces as they are for their immensely successful products and website that has allowed for such luxury. Starting with around 350 workers in a massive 75,000 square foot facility in [...]
The launch of Hubways bike sharing service in July (which we covered here) has changed the way in which Bostonians and tourists alike travel around our city. Hubway arrived on the scene about four months ago and has made an immediate impact to such an extent that the company is already planning for expansion. This green way of travelling [...]
Lechmere Station will be receiving several upgrades as part of the Green Line Extension plan. Overall, this billion dollar project will involve having the current Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) building located at 21 Water Street to be torn down, the new Lechmere Station to be relocated across Monsignor OBrien Highway, and [...]
Last month there were meetings regarding the future of Central Square. In 2010, the Mayor of Cambridge, David Maher, established the Mayors Red Ribbon Commission on the Delights and Concerns of Central Square. The Commission has roughly 120 members from all walks of life who are residents of [...]
