Friends and Neighbors,
PSNA is postponing the March 19th meeting over concern for the spread of the coronavirus.
We are going to reschedule our look at bicycle safety and potential plans for a dedicated bike and/or bus lane along Mass Ave and through Porter Square as soon as we can.
For background visit:
PSNA is now a neighborhood organization member of Cambridge Local First!
Please check out their website http://cambridgelocalfirst.org/
Also, https://scoutcambridge.com/
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Dear Cambridge Local First members,
The following was received by some of the 8 or so attendees of a meeting about making Davenport Street one way. At least some of the attendees question whether the proposal would actually help, but, in any case, there is some question about the "strong support" cited. We have invited the Transportation representatives to our March 19th meeting; keep your fingers crossed they come so we can hear what is behind their proposals and they can hear all of our input!
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Hi all,
For our next meeting, we have invited both of the families/companies (and past presenters) who plan to open recreational marijuana shops in our area:
*Porter Square Remedies, LLC, proposing to open at the site of what used to be Wok ‘n Roll (1908 Mass Ave)
*Budega, INC, proposing to open at the current site of Stereo Jack (1686 Mass Ave)
We have also invited the City to bring us up to date on the revised zoning and regulations, as well. Marc McGovern could not join us, so we have asked another past presenter :
We welcome them to the neighborhood!
Grand Opening - YOKI EXPRESS
Friday Jan 31, 2020
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM EST
1876 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02140
Look how many of these restaurants are in the Porter Square/Lower Mass Ave/Somerville area. A great place to live and EAT!
Salt & Olive Market announces it is closing, returning Harvard Square space to vacancy
Posted on January 16, 2020 by Cambridge Local First
By Marc Levy of the Cambridge Day
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Porter Square Neighbors Association
Thursday, January 16 Meeting
Your Food Choice Matters!
The food we purchase and eat has a profound impact on the planet, our families, our health and our community. Sustainable change is a direct outcome of the food choices we make every day.
Join PSNA and Greg Georgaklis for a lively discussion and find clarity on what you want for yourself and our shared planet as we start this new year.
Electronic Recycling Collection
January 25 @ 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Free
Preservation Services Building (PSB)
24 Cottage Street
Watertown, MA 02472 United States
Friends of Mount Auburn
http://www.mountauburn.org
Bring your old electronics over to Mount Auburn’s Preservation Services Building to recycle!
Recycling Services provided by Northeast Material Handling, Inc., Haverhill, MA
Accepted Items:
As is our usual practice, PSNA will have NO MEETING this month!
However, we are looking forward to next month.
A preview of our January meeting (with refreshments!):
Can Food Heal Our Sick Planet
(and Our Families)?
