Daily brief · Central Square, Cambridge, MA
Nanopress Daily — Central Square, MA
June 9, 2026
Free Narcan and Harm Reduction Supplies at Central Square Library Today
The Cambridge Public Health Department is distributing free Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and CPR face shields today, Tuesday June 9, from 1–3 PM at the Central Square Branch Library, 45 Pearl St.
City of Cambridge
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Today in Cambridge
Cambridge residents can drop off household hazardous waste today, Tuesday June 9, from 2:30–6:30 PM at 50 Mooney St. (enter via Fawcett St.).
City of Cambridge
Port Neighborhood Infrastructure Phase II Breaks Ground Tomorrow
Cambridge holds a groundbreaking Wednesday, June 10 at 4 PM for Phase II of The Port infrastructure project, a $35+ million effort to upgrade water, sewer, drainage, and streets in the neighborhood.
City of Cambridge
Free FIFA World Cup Watch Party in Central Square on June 13
Cambridge will host a free outdoor watch party for the Haiti vs. Scotland match this Saturday, June 13 at 65 Sidney St., funded by a $65,000 state grant matched by city and business association funds.
City of Cambridge
LGBTQ Health Talk at Cambridge Senior Center This Morning
Rae Chavies of Massachusetts General Hospital is giving an LGBTQ health talk today, Tuesday June 9, from 10–11 AM at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Ave.
City of Cambridge
HiSET/GED Info Session Tonight at Community Learning Center
Adults interested in earning a high school equivalency can attend an information session and placement test tonight, Tuesday June 9, from 6–8 PM at the Community Learning Center, 5 Western Ave.
City of Cambridge
City Council Committee Hears from Cambridge Startups Today
The City Council's Economic Development and University Relations Committee meets today, Tuesday June 9, at 3 PM at City Hall to hear from local startup representatives on how Cambridge can better support its innovation economy.
City of Cambridge
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