Cambridgeport
Cambridgeport’s original color guard will celebrate 90th anniversary
Celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, the nation’s oldest active color guard is an internationally recognized team with roots dating back to 1936, when it began as an all-female drill team out of Central Square. Read more Brownsberger invites community input The Blessed Sacrament Colorguard, more colloquially called “Sac,” began as a neighborhood youth program […]
Cautious optimism on Reid Overpass replacement design
Community members said they were encouraged about the direction of the Reid Overpass redesign presented by Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) at an Aug. 6 meeting in Cambridgeport. MassDOT showed its two finalists for the intersection, where the BU Bridge meets Memorial Drive, connecting Cambridge to Boston. The rotary below the existing overpass often leads […]
New donut shop owner hopes we’ll all be voracious bovines
Cows are naturally driven to sugar-rich grass and other foods. Local restaurateur Paul Rungta hopes Cantabrigians are just as drawn to his latest culinary endeavor: Greedy Cow Donut Factory. Read more Runners of the world, unite! Racers establish the People’s Republic of Danehy Park, if only for an evening Serving classic donuts and modern flavors […]
Minister at St. Augustine’s is ousted, barred from the building
Local nonprofit and religious leaders who have collaborated to restore St. Augustine’s African Orthodox Church in the heart of Cambridgeport have succeeded in reimagining it as a place for congregating not just around faith, but also “arts, community knowledge, and connection.” But now, they are dealing with shocking allegations about the man who has led […]