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	Cambridge, Massachusetts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cambridge was established as the town of "Newtowne" in 1630.
		Cambridge grew slowly as an agricultural village eight miles by road from Boston, the capital of the colony.
		Cambridge is bordered by the city of Boston on its south and east (across the Charles River), by the city of Somerville and the town of Arlington to its north, and by the city of Watertown and town of Belmont to its west.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cambridge,_Massachusetts (2684 words)

	Cambridge, Massachusetts, blue lane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Cambridge has followed the lead of Portland, Oregon in installing a "blue lane" which is intended to indicate where bicyclists are to merge across motor traffic.
		Many motorists who are going to turn right enter this block of Broadway in the second lane out from the curb, and do not merge right until the blue lane has begun to angle out from the right curb, further increasing the risk to bicyclists who do not look back for traffic.
		But the sign doesn't correspond to the actual Cambridge installation, in which the bicyclists are merging left and the motorists are already in the right turn lane.
	www.bikexprt.com /massfacil/cambridge/bluelane.htm (1451 words)

	Cambridge Career College - Welcomes you
		Cambridge Career College is the only Accredited Career College in Sutter County and the Yuba-Sutter Region.
		If you don't have time for a 2 or 4 year education and want to get into your career quickly, Cambridge is your answer.
		At Cambridge, our experienced instructors can help you build and develop the skills you'll need to begin your career in a medical office or business office.
	www.cambridge.edu (93 words)

	CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts • Historic New England
		This town may be divided into three parts: Old Cambridge, the seat of the most ancient and best endowed college in the United States, is 3 miles from West Boston bridge, which divides Cambridge from Boston.
		It is the seat of the county courts, and is immediately connected with Boston by Canal bridge and the viaduct of the Boston and Lowell rail-road, over Charles river.
		Cambridge is very pleasant, although not so elevated as some of the neighboring towns.
	newenglandtowns.org /massachusetts/cambridge.html (226 words)

	Cambridge Massachusetts, 1890
		East Cambridge is connected with Charlestown by Prison Point Bridge, and with Boston by Canal or Craigie's Bridge and the viaduct of the Boston and Lowell Railroad.
		The place was incorporated under the name of New-Town, Sept. 8, 1633; and, on receiving for the school the sum of about £800 from the Rev. John Harvard- of Charlestown in 1638, it was agreed to raise the school to a college, and, in honor of Mr.
		From the commencement of the Revolution to its close, Cambridge evinced an earnest and unwavering patriotism; and it has the honor of having raised the first company in the country which volunteered for the suppression of the Rebellion.
	capecodhistory.us /Mass1890/Cambridge1890.htm (2056 words)

	Boston.com / News / Special reports / Gay Marriage / Cambridge plays host to a giant celebration
		CAMBRIDGE — It seemed like some mix of Mardi Gras, Earth Day, and the happiest group wedding in history.
		The cheer that went up at about 10 minutes past midnight, when it became clear that the ﬁrst gay couple had ﬁled their application for a marriage license, was so long and so loud that it nearly drowned out the ﬁnal strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march.
		The more than 250 couples and their friends who managed to make it into city hall, were greeted at a front table by the Cambridge school superintendent Thomas Fowler-Finn and the director of public health Harold Cox, both wearing tuxedos and handing out tickets with numbers on them.
	www.boston.com /news/specials/gay_marriage/articles/2004/05/17/cambridge_plays_host_to_a_giant_celebration (727 words)

	History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
		Newtowne, as Cambridge was known until 1638, was laid out in an orderly grid of streets, bounded today by Eliot Square and Linden Street, Massachusetts Avenue and the River.
		By the time of the American Revolution, Cambridge was a quiet New England farming village clustered near the Common and the College.
		East Cambridge was opened for development in 1809, when the Canal Bridge, adjacent to the present Museum of Science, was completed.
	www.cambridgema.gov /~Historic/cambridgehistory.html (1121 words)

	Boston.com / News / Special reports / Gay Marriage / Free to marry
		Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to permit gays and lesbians to wed just after midnight today, when Cambridge City Hall welcomed more than 250 same-sex couples who hugged, cried, cheered, and applied for the marriage licenses many thought they would never see in their lifetimes.
		What began in Cambridge last night will continue in city and town halls across the state today, as a November ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court granting gays and lesbians the right to marry goes into effect.
		The giddy celebrations of couples in Cambridge last night, and those expected in other cities and towns across the state today, will soon give way to disputes over the reach and validity of same-sex marriages elsewhere in the country.
	www.boston.com /news/specials/gay_marriage/articles/2004/05/17/free_to_marry (628 words)

	This Just In \| FORWARD THINKING (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The result is a three-page proposed resolution that calls upon the City of Cambridge to protect its residents from the legislation.
		The resolution, which will come before the Cambridge City Council later this month, proclaims that civil liberties "are now threatened by the USA Patriot Act," and promises to "affirm [the city’s] commitment to embodying democracy,...
		For Cambridge, the response was to declare itself a "sanctuary city" for these immigrants.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/news_features/this_just_in/documents/02288873.htm (574 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Cambridge, Massachusetts
		Cambridge is perhaps most famous for the two prominent universities that call it home: Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
		At the edge of Cambridge, Mount Auburn Cemetery is widely famous for both its distinguished inhabitants, and its superb landscaping as a first-rate arboretum.
		As a famous cradle of technological innovation, Cambridge has been home to legendary technology firms, including Akamai, BBN, Lotus Development Corporation, Polaroid, and Thinking Machines.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Cambridge,_Massachusetts (1589 words)

	Cambridge, MA - Real Estate in Cambridge, Massachusetts
		Cambridge is a unique community in its mix of cultural and social diversity, intellectual vitality and technical innovation.
		The city is home to internationally known Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and over one-fourth of all its residents are college students, while one-sixth of all its jobs are in higher education.
		Close to one-third of Massachusetts' biomedical employers reside in Cambridge.
	www.homesinboston.com /communities/cambridge (257 words)

	Research Technology Center, Cambridge MA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		All the colleagues at the RTC display excellence and achievement every day and the ever changing challenge of drug discovery adds to the excitement of a career in Cambridge.
		The RTC's location, in the heart of Massachusetts' academic, biotechnology, and medical hub, allows for a unique opportunity to approach scientific problems in a different way.
		Located near several leading institutions, including Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the Whitehead Institute and Harvard Medical School, the RTC fosters a unique culture that prizes innovation, creativity and risk-taking in research.
	pfizerdtc.com (224 words)

	Cambridge, MA — Local guide to the City. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Cambridge Massachusetts is a city with a unique mix of cultural and social diversity as well as technical innovation.
		Cambridge is home to renown establishments of higher education-among them Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
		Cambridge is rich in diversity and more than one in five residents is foreign born.
	www.cambridgema.com (320 words)

	CambridgeVineyard.org \| Empowering Impossibly Great Lives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		We've done our best to make the Cambridge Vineyard as "user-friendly" for people as possible, whatever your background, whether you're a longtime church attender or this is your first time of giving it a try.
		The Cambridge Vineyard was started in order to help people in Greater Boston have better, richer lives — particularly people who haven't previously connected well with churches.
		There are also websites for the Vineyard in Cambridge, UK and Cambridge, Ontario.
	www.cambridgevineyard.org (190 words)

	The Charles Hotel \| The Charles Hotel Boston Massachusetts
		Located in the heart of Harvard Square, just minutes from downtown Boston, Massachusetts, The Charles Hotel has become the home away from home for internationally renowned business leaders, government officials, entertainment executives and leisure travelers.
		Reflecting the eclecticism that is Cambridge, The Charles Hotel is a modern interpretation of New England hospitality with a thriving jazz club, the Regattabar, two signature restaurants and state of the art conference facilities.
		Noir, located in the hotel's lobby, is designed to reflect the intense, decadent atmosphere of 1940's nightlife and is a perfect spot to enjoy a classic cocktail.
	www.charleshotel.com (255 words)

	Lodging.com: Hotel Details
		Situated on historic Cambridge Common, near the site where George Washington took command of the Continental Army, our Mount Vernon inspired entrance stands as a stately reminder and starting point for Cambridge's rich culture and history.
		Our 175 comfortably appointed guest rooms are the perfect vantage point from which to experience the sights and sounds of Cambridge.
		This six-story hotel in the heart of Cambridge's historic district opened in 1927, and it's exactly what you'd expect of a traditional hostelry within sight of the Harvard campus.
	www.lodging.com /App/ViewSpecificHotelLP?masterId=44756 (479 words)

	Hotel Marlowe - Cambridge, Massachusetts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hotel Marlowe, a new addition to Cambridge as of 2003, is a luxury boutique hotel combining contemporary style and neoclassical architecture.
		The Cambridge visitor information booth (617-441-2884), located on Harvard Square adjacent to the MBTA Station, offers maps of this lovely area.
		Cambridge's historic nature combined with its colorful marine past inspired the luxury Hotel Marlowe's interior style.
	www.bostonmahotels.us /11300747.html (1134 words)

	Cambridge Massachusetts Retirement Board eRetirement System Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		My purpose is to serve the multi-employer defined benefit plan consisting of the members/employees, retirees and beneficiaries of the City of Cambridge, the Cambridge Housing Authority, the Cambridge Public Health Commission and the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority.
		As Administrator to the five-member Board it is my responsibility to provide the Board with the necessary tools to manage the assets of the system, collect the necessary data to adopt actuarial assumptions necessary to properly fund the System, counsel members and administer retirement, disability and death benefits.
		The plan was established on July 1, 1939 according to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 32 inclusive.
	www.cambridgeretirementma.gov /index.asp (357 words)

	Cambridge Historical Society - Preserving the history and heritage of Cambridge Massachusetts
		Cambridge Historical Society - Preserving the history and heritage of Cambridge Massachusetts
		We will be blending the history of East Cambridge's New England Glass Company--once the world's largest glass manu-facturing enterprise--with a party at the North Cambridge studio where art glass is made today.
		Founded in 1905, the Cambridge Historical Society is a nonprofit institution dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the social and architectural history of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
	www.cambridgehistory.org (173 words)

	Wellspace Cambridge Massachusetts Data \| Wellspace Cambridge Massachusetts News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Private contractor yoga and pilates, wellspace, cambridge, ma 2000 2001 yoga to go, cambridge, massachusetts 1996 present.
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	www.all-things-boston.com /wellspace-cambridge-massachusetts.html (1028 words)

	Boston Marriott Cambridge - a Cambridge, Massachusetts hotel offering first-class hotel accommodations in Kendall Square (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Across the Charles River from Boston, the Cambridge Marriott hotel offers you a more relaxed alternative when traveling to the Boston area.
		Located in Kendall Square, the 26-story Cambridge Marriott is a striking landmark in a city known for its universities, scientific research and historic sites.
		At this Cambridge, Massachusetts hotel, you'll enjoy comfortable and stylish surroundings.
	marriott.com /property/propertypage/BOSCB (198 words)

	Restaurant Cambridge MA Massachusetts + Fine Dining - City Guide
		Harvest features the work of Chef Eric Brennan, who is known for innovative seafood and fresh local ingredients; the international, award-winning wine list complements the menu, and the garden terrace is a most popular brunch, lunch and dinner destination in Harvard Square.
		The atmosphere of the renovated mill building is just as rich as the beers and menu offerings, and offers a casual, relaxing space within high ceilings, exposed brick, and woodwork that anchors the atmosphere in a calming earthiness.
		The food served is made from scratch, and the chicken pot pie has been voted one of the twenty one best entrees in the Boston and Cambridge area.
	www.discoverourtown.com /TownPage.php?Town=1895&Cat=Dining (2919 words)

	Cambridge, Massachusetts (U.S.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		On the ribbon is written CANTABRIGIA (Cambridge in Latin) in yellow, and below on the white field in yellow CONCITA A.D. Cambridge is in Middlesex County.
		Harvard coat of arms is Gules three open books proper inscribed VE, RI, and TAS (spelling out "veritas," Latin for "truth." The coat of arms first appears in a sketch in the records of a meeting of the college's Overseers in 1644.
		However, the arms fell out of use and were lost to memory thereafter until they were rediscovered and returned to use as a result of research in preparation for Harvard's bicentennial celebrations in 1836.
	www.fotw.net /flags/us-macam.html (327 words)

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