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Join the #EnvisionCambridge conversation at t...

Join the #EnvisionCambridge conversation at two focus-area meetings next week: Climate & Environment Working Group, Tues. 4/10 at the City Hall Annex, 344 Broadway 4th Fl, 6-8:00PM. Alewife Working Group, Thurs. 4/12 at the Russell Youth Center, 680 Huron Ave., 6:30-8:30PM For meeting agendas, visit: https://camb.ma/2q7BHUC

The Spring 2018 Restaurant Opening Guide: Greater Boston

69 Norman St., Everett

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Steps from the Minuteman Bikeway, a restaurant called Lobstah on a Roll (or maybe 478 Mass. Ave.) — self-dubbed “the biggest little restaurant in America” — will eventually open in the former Elton...

...Belmont and Lexington — are opening the Wellington in the former Macy’s space in Belmont (75 Leonard St.), right near Il Casale. The 135-seat restaurant will be more casual than their others...

1374 Beacon St., Coolidge Corner, Brookline

1366 Beacon St., Coolidge Corner, Brookline

1634 Beacon St., Washington Square, Brookline

...chain that is rapidly expanding around the Boston area — could eventually open in Concord at 55-57 Main St., although there has been some opposition from residents. The planning board will meet in late...

1853 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington

...area to help open Brewer’s Tap & Table in Waltham — are opening Country Mile at 136 Belmont St., probably around the late summer or early fall 2018. Expect healthy food but not “health...

45 Chapel St.

Around August 2018, the owners of the Cottage will open Door No. 7 at 165 Linden St., aiming for it to be a bit more “adult” and “sophisticated” than the Cottage. It will feature small plates, an oyster bar, and an open kitchen.

The Spring 2018 Restaurant Opening Guide: Greater Boston
From an ax-throwing bar in Everett to several exciting restaurant expansions slated for Medford, the Greater Boston area has a lot of interesting drinking and dining destinations on the verge of opening.
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Mt. Auburn Street Bus Priority Project: Straw...

Mt. Auburn Street Bus Priority Project: Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Meeting, Tuesday, 3/27/18, 6-7:30PM. Join us at the Russell Youth Center (680 Huron Ave). http://bit.ly/2FrONFe

Mt. Auburn Street Bus Priority Project Meetin...

Mt. Auburn Street Bus Priority Project Meeting: Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Meeting, Tuesday, 3/27/18, 6-7:30PM. Join us at the Russell Youth Center (680 Huron Ave). http://bit.ly/2FrONFe

In anticipation of tonight's winter storm, he...

In anticipation of tonight's winter storm, here are some resources from the Council on Aging to help with snow removal. Attached is a list of private companies that assist with snow removal. Furthermore if you would like to be connected with the student shoveler list, please email timtoomey@aol.com and we can connect you with that resource. Also the City will provide salt for residents at the following locations, please be considerate and take only what you need: Locations of Salt Barrels: Fire Departments: Engine 1, Headquarters on Broadway Engine 4, Mass Avenue @ Blake Street Engine 9, Lexington Avenue Libraries: Concord Avenue, at 245 Concord Avenue Heritage Branch, at 48 Sixth Street North Cambridge, at 70 Rindge Avenue Other Locations: Area IV Youth Center, at 243 Harvard Street Sleeper Park, at Cedar & Norris Streets Cambridge Cemetery, at 76 Coolidge Avenue Danehy Park Parking Lot, on Sherman Street Lenny Russell Bridge, at Huron Avenue and Aberdeen Avenue The following municipal parking lots: Lots 5, 6 (temporary lot), 12 (Warren Street), and Maccarelli Way

Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Meeting: Next st...

Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Meeting: Next steps for Mt. Auburn and Belmont Street Projects. 3/27, 6-7:30PM, Russell Youth Center (680 Huron Ave) for the next phase in the discussions surrounding the Mt. Auburn Street and Belmont Street projects. Attend to voice your support, concerns, and general thoughts specific to the Strawberry Hill neighborhood.

'18 Town Meeting candidates; openings in 5 precincts

Camilla B. Haase, 88 Park Ave., #401 (seeks reelection)

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Alexander B. Bilsky, 65 Colonial Drive (seeks reelection)

Robert V. Rossi, 27 Colonial Drive

Lenard T. Diggins, 8 Windsor St. #1

Ethan P. Zimme, 18 Lake St. (seeks reelection)

Adam MacNeill, 19 Melrose St.

George Laite, 25 Lafayette St., (seeks reelection)

Christine Michael, 6 Newton Road, Unit 2

Colin J. Bunnell, 153 Medford St., , #1

Theodore L. Peluso, 438 Mass. Ave., #420 (seeks reelection)

Stewart D. Ikeda, 33 Lake St., #2

Laurence J. Slotnick, 94 Grafton St., #2

Scott B. Lever, 81 Kensington Park

Patricia B. Worden, 27 Jason St. (seeks reelection)

Joshua Lobel, 73 Jason St. (seeks reelection)

Christian MacQuarrie Klein, 54 Newport St., (seeks reelection)

Thomas Caccavaro Jr., 28 Ridge St. (seeks reelection)

Carroll E. Schwartz, 20 Robin Hood Road (seeks reelection)

Marie A. Krepelka, 12 Mohawk Road (seeks reelection)

Nancy Mara, 63 Epping St. (seeks reelection)

Holly Czapski, 25 Ely Road (seeks reelection)

Sarah L. Burks, 993 Mass. Ave., #225 (seeks reelection)

Joseph J. Monju, 8 Brattle St., #2 (seeks reelection)

Shirley M. Canniff, 71 Hathaway Circle (seeks reelection)

Christine P. Deshler, 65 Huntington Road (seeks reelection)

James M. O'Conor, 63 Overlook Road (seeks reelection)

Edward D. Trembly, 76 Wright St. (seeks reelection)

'18 Town Meeting candidates; openings in 5 precincts - > YourArlington.com - Your news, your views
UPDATED, March 2: Here is list of candidates and openings for Town Meeting, according to the town clerk's office. Note openings in Precincts 1, 7, 14, 18, 19 and 21. The following will be on the ballot for the April 7 election: PRECINCT 1 Four members for three years (Vote for 4) Gregory D.
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