Cambridge Morning Brief, Oct. 27: City seeks volunteers for two board vacancies
City seeks volunteers for two board vacancies. From our own coverage: Council, schools open FY28 budget review; Youth hockey releases winter practice schedule.
City seeks volunteers for two board vacancies. From our own coverage: Council, schools open FY28 budget review; Youth hockey releases winter practice schedule.
Council and School Committee opened FY28 budget planning amid continuing tax base strain.
Cambridge deeds show a $25 million gap between the week's priciest and smallest home sales. From our own coverage: Deeds show $25 million gap in home sales; Early voting opens at Main Library.
Cambridge Youth Hockey, home of the Falcons, has released its first winter practice block for the 2026-2027 season, with placement registration still open at Simoni Skating Rink in East Cambridge.
Cambridge recorded 16 property deeds from Sept. 25 through Oct. 24, but only five carried a sale price so far, ranging from $730,000 to $25.4 million with a median of $962,600 among the priced sales.
Transportation committee hears opposition to Waymo robo-taxis from labor and disability advocates. From our own coverage: Transportation panel hears pushback on Waymo; Library flags MassHealth rule changes for patrons.
The city's final Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day of 2026 runs Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 50 Mooney St., open to Cambridge residents only. From our own coverage: Zoning board opens 90 Lexington Avenue appeal; Council delays Gaza divestment vote after marathon testimony.
Cambridge's Transportation and Public Utilities Committee heard sharp opposition to Waymo robo-taxis from labor unions and a mixed assessment from disability advocates.
Cambridge health panel reviews geothermal network study narrowed to one city park site. From our own coverage: Zoning board opens 90 Lexington Avenue appeal; Council recesses late without divestment vote.
The City of Cambridge announced it is expanding access to automated external defibrillators at parks and athletic fields citywide, aiming to improve emergency response for sports and recreation users.
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