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Hong Kong, Popular Harvard Square Joint, Approved for Longer Hours
The Hong Kong restaurant has received approval to extend its dining room hours to 3 a.m. seven days a week, allowing customers to order food in the restaurant area, in addition to take out and delivery services, later into the night.
New Honey Store Opens on Mass. Ave.
A new Harvard Square store, Follow the Honey, sells honey and seeks to educate its customers about its product.
Summer Larcenies Fall, Burglaries Rise
With an unusual drop in larcenies in Cambridge this summer, the Cambridge Police Department says that a new statistics program that compiles and analyzes crime data has helped the force carry out more informed policing.
Bob Slate To Reopen This Fall
The local art and office supply chain shut down its three Cambridge locations last spring after the owners of the family business decided not to renew the stores' leases.
Hong Kong Moves To Extend Hours
The Hong Kong Restaurant—one of the Square’s most popular late night stops—is petitioning to extend its closing time.
Earthquake Tremors Felt in Cambridge
A 5.9-magnitude earthquake in Virginia sent tremors across the East Coast that were felt in Cambridge.
Man Accused of Operating Cambridge Brothels
Wei X. Chen is accused of operating three brothels in Cambridge that were frequented by alleged members of an illegal gambling business and drug-trafficking conspiracy.
City of Cambridge Dance Party 2011
Early in the evening, Cambridge residents trickled onto Mass. Ave. for the annual Dance Party.
Cambridge Holds City-Wide Dance Party
Cambridge held its annual city-wide dance party Friday night in front of City Hall. Check out this video for some of the highlights of the city's young, old, and seasoned dancers.
Cambridge Dance Party Draws Residents—And Their Moves
Hundreds of residents had a colorful, musical evening at the Cambridge Dance Party Friday night.
Cambridge Police Arrest Five In Connection With Three Robberies
Cambridge police made five arrests in a three-day span at the end of last week in response to three separate robberies, including one where the victim was allegedly held at gunpoint.
Amazon Ranks Cambridge Most 'Well-Read' American City
Buying all those textbooks on Amazon.com seems to have paid off. Cambridge, Mass. ranked first in Amazon.com's list of the most well-read cities in the United States, the Fortune 500 company announced at the end of May.
Two Harvard Square Bookstores To Close
The Globe Corner Bookstore and Curious George & Friends will close their doors in June, shuttering two of the Square's most distinctive booksellers.
CPD Encourages Wearing Seat Belts
The Cambridge Police Department will start visibly cracking down on seat belt usage, according to a statement released by the department yesterday morning.
Year in Photos: Breaking News
The Harvard Crimson presents the best breaking news photographs of 2010-2011.
Chalk on the Walk
Artists cover the streets of Cambridge with chalk drawings for the annual “Chalk on the Walk,” held yesterday as part of the Mayday fair in Harvard Square.
Battle of the Berries
Pinkberry's arrival challenges Berryline’s monopoly on the frozen yogurt market.
Council Talks Zoning Changes
Last night, the Cambridge City Council continued a contentious debate regarding zoning policies—but first took a moment to recognize Cambridge ...
Student Robbed at Knife Point
A male graduate student was robbed at knife point on Tuesday night outside of 16 Prescott Street—across the street from the Harvard Faculty Club.