Cambridge Hospital and its affiliates (cambridge health alliance) are part of Tufts with CHA. Your best option is to work out which hospital system you think you'll be at most (MGH, CHA, Brigham, Fenway, etc) and ask them which plan they suggest.

Absolutely.

FYI Cambridge has lots of speed studies performed by the city. You can find it here: https://www.cambridgema.gov/GIS/gisdatadictionary/Traffic/TRAFFIC_SpeedStudies

How about just dont let your dog off leash in a public park, attended or not

So sad… one of my favorites, but I only get there every few years as I now live out of town.

Thinking of a road trip to Mary’s before they close so I can have one last order of suans, but can someone confirm if they are indeed still only doing takeout?

I filled a non-stick pan with water and left it to evaporate. There was enough calcium and other minerals to draw in the dust that remained.

Was curious since I need to replace the sink aerators once a year.

They have been in business for 40 years. The planning for the Apollo missions was done over 50 years ago.

Nissans are garbagio.

Let’s do a go fund me to give a nice thank you retirement present in exchange for her recipes!

Well, technically hardness is a measure of calcium, but it's the chloride, sodium, and total dissolved solids that are through the roof.

Source: https://www.cambridgema.gov/-/media/Files/waterdepartment/labfiles/2021annualdrinkingwaterqualityreport.pdf

The whole reduced risk of severe covid thing is an unintended side benefit.

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Oh jesus fucking christ, it's going to be another giant Bank of America ATM machine with Zoom calls, or whatever that fucking place is in Inman.

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This is sad.

Enabling is doing something.

They weren't closing because of junkies. They were building a fort of tables around the restroom because of the junkies.

I don't believe that's the reason. 5 Spice is next door and is a similar kind of restaurant and they're open for sit down. I've had lunch there a few times over the last month and had no issues.

The city isn’t doing a god damn thing about the junkies. It’s shameful

Sad to lose a place of local history. The lore I learned in grad school was that the software plan for the Apollo Guidance Computer was figured out at Mary Chung!

I went in there a couple of weeks ago and it definitely had an of an era feeling. Just takeout, the dining room was dark and closed up.

Has the owner started blaming bike lanes yet? EDIT: That seems to be a common thing for business owners to do, even without any evidence. Not a comment on this particular business because I know nothing about them.

Everyone on Reddit is now scrambling to make the same joke about a bank opening there