Cambridge brewery to serve ‘Collier Stout’ beer to honor slain MIT cop
Anyone over 21 that wants to honor fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier will be able to order his Irish stout namesake at The Cambridge Brewing Company.
Cambridge radio show ‘You’re the Expert’ lets you laugh and learn
A live radio show that awkwardly fuses academia and comedy is gaining traction in Cambridge, and is expected to draw a crowd Tuesday at The Oberon Theater.
It’s summertime in Boston and the living’s easy, with Furnished Quarters
Home hunting at this time of year is an unpleasant endeavor for buyers and renters alike. It seems like everyone and their mother is interested in the same space and beating you to it — whether in terms of price or literally getting arriving at a showing first. Add Boston’s temporary seasonal residents — summer term professors and students enrolled in summer programs — to the mix and the apartment hunt becomes even more torturous. That’s where Furnished Quarters comes in.
Cambridge Food Truck Festival announces vendor lineup
Over 20 grub trucks will roll into Kendall Square on June 8 for the first Cambridge Food Truck Festival.
Cambridge start-up Split My Taxi slashing cab costs
Cambridge start-up Split My Taxi is jumping on the demand for cheap and convenient transportation around Boston.
Water issue forces evacuation at Middlesex Jail
The detainees at the Middlesex Jail in Cambridge were relocated Monday night and early Tuesday morning because of a water issue at the high-rise jail.
Cambridge police called to fight find 400 people in street
Cambridge police responding to calls of a large fight early Friday morning found about 400 people outside on Massachusetts Avenue.
[Nosh On] Urban Picnics: Dine in the great outdoors — kinda — on these “hidden” new patios
The mercury in our thermometer is finally on the rise, which means that patio dining around town is similarly peaking. We sought out two new, out-of-the way patios to get in on the action.
Group names Cambridge, Newton bicycle-friendly communities
A national cycling organization has named Cambridge and Newton among the most bicycle-friendly communities in the country.
PSY brings ‘Gangnam Style’ to Harvard
South Korean rapper PSY brought his trademark “Gangnam Style” dance moves to Harvard University on Thursday.
