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Please be advised that the Cambridge Public Schools received an e-mailed threat today indicating a bomb threat is planned for tomorrow, Friday, January 22, 2016, against Cambridge Public Schools. We have notified the Cambridge Police and are working in collaboration with them. At this time, no evidence has been found to substantiate the threat here in Cambridge.

City officials just announced the winning projects of Cambridge’s second Participatory Budgeting (PB) initiative. From December 5-12, 2015, Cambridge residents age 12 and older voted on how to spend $600,000 of the FY17 Capital Budget. See what projects won!

This citywide event brings together hundreds of residents over Father’s Day weekend to focus on healthy living for men.

On March 2, 2015, the Department of Public works (DPW) will begin to remove parking “space savers”. This includes any items placed in the roadway to hold an on-street parking spot (ie chairs, toters, barrels, crates). Items will be removed from each neighborhood on its regularly scheduled trash collection day.

Expect traffic impacts June 9-12 due to various events and work in Porter Square.

The City of Cambridge is currently seeking letters of interest from Riverside, Neighborhood 10, Neighborhood Nine, Agassiz and Mid-Cambridge residents and the Harvard Square Business community who would like to serve on the Harvard Square Advisory Committee. Please apply by February 6.

Virtual Board of Zoning Appeal Meeting

Board of Zoning Appeal Meeting

At approximately 1:54 pm today, Cambridge’s Emergency Communications Center received a report of a fire on the roof of the Martin Luther King Jr. School that is under construction at 100 Putnam Avenue. The Fire is under investigation

Preliminary unofficial results from the 2015 School Committee election. Preliminary unofficial results do not include all ballots.