Irene Smalls, a children’s book author, fellow Cornell alum and my friend, found the racist “N-word” spray painted in a bizarre message on the fence outside her home in downtown Boston. Irene is raising funds to replace the fence and install cameras. Please contribute if you can?
BTW Magazine for beautiful, sustainable homes is 3 days and $3K away from its kickstarter goal; if $25K is not raised by Thursday, the mag gets zilch. Please contribute if you can.
A Cambridge Art Assn Prize winner offers free artwork to those who hunt for (and find) it in local businesses.
360 Chestnut presents: Does Your House Know Too Much About You, a panel discussion and networking event on energy monitoring devices and privacy. Tuesday April 8, 2014, Cambridge Innovation Center.
Rained out of Cape plans, Cambridge writer/photographer Anita Harris is spending Memorial Day Weekend at home, near Harvard Square.
New Cambridge pedicab service looks like fun; pay what you like.
Cambridge writer Anita Harris and her friend E had a great time at the 2013 Mayfair. Both came away richer for the experience…literally.
Following a statewide moment of silence for victims of the Boston Marathon bombing and its aftermath, mourners for slain MIT police officer Sean Collier held vigil and wrote messages of thanks and condolence on the sidewalk near Vassar St. in Kendall Square, Cambridge.
