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A small crowd donned “I love toilets” stickers for the grand opening of a new public restroom in General MacArthur Park at the convergence of Church Street and Massachusetts Avenue

And that was the least uncomfortable part of the experience. The prospect of answering nature’s call in public under normal circumstances is stressful enough, but doing so just steps from

Cambridge dedicates first stand-alone public toilet for busy Harvard Square After irregular updates about its construction over the past year, Cambridge’s first free public toilet is now open for doing one’s business.

This project has been completed. No further updates to this project page will be made.

“We are excited for sure. And it’s very nice-looking,” said Denise Jillson, executive director of the Harvard Square Business Association.  Just look at how the Portland Loo has made something

It’s good news for those who have had to answer nature’s call while out exploring Cambridge: After years of research and input from the community, the city will officially open

After years of planning, the first outdoor public bathroom opens Friday in Harvard Square. The toilet will be accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. “It’s comfortable, but

Tailor Joe Calautti put a suit coat on a hanger at Rizzo Tailors in … Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff … or Brioni but a little tailor shop above a grocer in

This weekend’s Head of the Charles Regatta brought with it more than just spandex-clad rowers and crowded bridges; for Harvard Square establishments, it also brought a boom in sales and

Time to bust out that Lederhosen. Oktoberfest is coming.  The 37th annual Oktoberfest and HONK! Parade in Cambridge’s Harvard Square arrives Sunday, October 11, and while the seasonally-appropriate jamboree features

Greater Boston is traditionally known as a hub of Irish-American culture: the Celtics, the Kennedys, the pubs called Murphy’s and Doyle’s and Clery’s. It may come as a surprise, then,