Category: City Living
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Fresh Pond’s Ranger Jean on rules of the road
After someone gives Cambridge writer Anita Harris the finger at Fresh Pond (and, to be honest, Harris responds in kind), Ranger Jean Rogers explains rules of the road and etiquette for Cambridge’s public spaces. “We all matter and we all make a difference,” Rogers says.
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Bernie and Phyl ads: will subway sex sell?
Writer and communications consultant Anita Harris asks if Bernie and Phyl’s new sexualized furniture ads are a good idea at a time when civility in the US and abroad is sadly lacking.
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CDSC TO CELEBRATE 3 COMMUNITY PEACEMAKERS IN CAMBRIDGE ON OCTOBER 14th
Public is invited on October 14, 2015, to an event at the Cambridge Innovation Center at which the Community Dispute Settlement Center (CDSC) will honor three community peacemakers for their work in the courts, at-risk young adults, and high school students.
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Racist N-word scrawled on Boston homeowner’s fence…Help fund replacement?
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?
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BTW Mag for sustainable homes kickstarter needs $3K, with 3 days to go
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.
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Cambridge Art Prize Winner Offers Free Art–If You Can Find It!
A Cambridge Art Assn Prize winner offers free artwork to those who hunt for (and find) it in local businesses.