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The Upscale Boston Restaurant Julia Child Loved Still Has A Table In Her Honor

At 81, the ‘godfather of specialty coffee’ is still seeking perfection

Harvard Square staple Charlie’s Kitchen temporarily shutters following catastrophic water damage

Learn more about the only brick-and-mortar romance bookstore in Greater Boston

Cambridge Community Looking To Help Popular Restaurant After Damages

Charlie’s Kitchen Closes Indefinitely After Dishwasher Floods Building

Charlie’s Kitchen, beloved Harvard Square restaurant, to close ‘until further notice’ after apparent water damage

Charlie’s Kitchen in Harvard Square temporarily closes due to interior damage

“Selfless act” helps police officer in Harvard Square

Remembering Robert Elliott and David Johnston

Kyoyo Haus Review: A Modern Take on Mochi in Harvard Square

‘Even in a snowstorm, they’ll come.’ Lori McKenna returns to Passim (and her devout audience).

Church Street sees the light again

In Harvard Square, Muji takes over major storefront

Muji Opens Twelfth Store in the U.S. in Harvard Square

Harvard Square’s Red House is being replaced by something historic but new: a club for Cambridge

Veritas and Vulnerability: Sexual Wellness in the Square

23 Church St. Lights Up After Restoration of Historic Light Fixtures

The Harvard Square “KiOSK” is a Waste of Space — and $12.6 Million

Brother Blue was Cambridge’s beloved storyteller, street poet and philosopher

Brass Band for Social Change: Honk! Fest Takes Over Harvard Square

Head of the Charles Boats Bring Bank for Harvard Square Businesses

Cambridge businesses face 22% commercial property tax increase

Cambridge okays 22% commercial tax rate rise with vows for better process in next budget cycle

City Council Votes to Increase Property Taxes, Triggering Backlash from Business Owners

Cambridge is raising its commercial property tax rate by 22 percent. (That’s not a typo.)

This Julia Child-Approved Restaurant Has A Corner Dedicated To The Legendary Chef

PopUp Bagels ‘pop up’ in Harvard Square

Popping in to PopUp 

Harvard Square Needs More Local Businesses