Article Archive for August 2009
This past spring my family and I took a tour of Alewife Brook Reservation given as part of the Cambridge Science Festival. Events were held across Cambridge highlighting and teaching science. The tour was given …
Cambridge has more than 35,000 students starting up classes. Many parents are dropping them off and it’s a great opportunity to have a “back to school vacation”. Back in May we took a look at …
Cambridge is well known for having great restaurants so I was surprised to find only 3 in the top 25 Restaurants on a list the Boston Business Journal published this week. The list is really …
Let’s face it the Fresh Pond Mall really needed a facelift and finally redevelopment of the space next to the Dunkin Donuts and Circle Furniture is finally happening. My husband and I were always commenting …
If you are not from Cambridge and try to drive somewhere through Memorial Drive on Sunday you will be in for a surprise. The DCR (Department of Conservation) closes Memorial Drive Down on Sundays from …
By now you have been exposed to all the excitement and controversy about the budding Massachusetts Film Industry. Recently the Boston Globe wrote an article highlighting the need for trained workers in the film industry …
As everyone knows we are in the middle of what might be classified as a heat wave. Cambridge appears to have been in front of this with a deal it made with the Department of …
Cambridge Trolley Tours can be conveniently found at the Kendall Square area of Cambridge. If you are visiting or hoping to get a tour of Cambridge specific attractions there are basically only 2 games in …
Last week I reminded everyone of the Cambridge Discovery Days Tours that were taking place this Saturday. I wasn’t sure whether I was going to make any of them but my family and I were …
If you have ever been interested in Cambridge history or are visiting Cambridge and want to learn more about this historic city you are in luck. This Saturday is the last day of the Cambridge …


