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	Small Times - Cambridge considers nanotech curbs
		26, 2007 -- The Cambridge City Council is considering a law to regulate the use of super-small nanoparticles in research and manufacturing.
		The efforts in Cambridge and Berkeley underscore growing concern about health and environmental risks from nanoparticles, which are used in an increasing number of manufactured goods.
		On Jan. 8, the Cambridge City Council voted to ask Lipson to study the nanotechnology regulation enacted in Berkeley last year, and recommend a similar statute for Cambridge.
	www.smalltimes.com /display_article/283218/109/ARTCL/none/none/Cambridge-considers-nanotech-curbs (862 words)

	City of Cambridge, Minnesota -- Cambridge City Council
		City of Cambridge, Minnesota -- Cambridge City Council
		The Cambridge City Council is composed of one (1) Mayor and four (4) City Council members who are elected at large to four-year (4-year) terms.
		In addition to being a full member of the city council with all of the duties and responsibilities that come with that office, the mayor is also the official head of the city.
	www.ci.cambridge.mn.us /index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={0AE43A78-F8B1-4332-ADB6-7B01FF0D398E} (508 words)

	Cambridge - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The city of Cambridge is an old English university town and the regional centre of the county of Cambridgeshire.
		Cambridge does not have a cathedral, which was traditionally a pre-requisite for city status.
		Cambridge is a parliamentary constituency in the House of Commons.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /cambridge.htm (1905 words)

	Cambridge City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Cambridge City Council is to consider plans from BDL Hotels for the construction of a £4m Express by Holiday Inn hotel at Coldham's Lane.
		Cambridge City Council is supporting plans for the £7m refurbishment of The Junction arts centre, including a new 250-seat theatre, rehearsal rooms and concert hall.
		Cambridge City Council is considering plans from Cambridge United Football Club for the construction of two new stands at the Abbey Stadium.
	www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /cal21173.htm (380 words)

	Cambridge
		The city of Cambridge is an old English University town and the administrative centre of the county of Cambridgeshire.
		The Cambridge skyline is dominated by the last two, along with the chimney of Addenbrooke's Hospital in the far south of the city.
		Cambridge is a Non-metropolitan district, with a City council.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/ca/Cambridge.htm (2041 words)

	Cambridge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		All nine council seats are up for grabs in November, and for the first time in four years, some new faces are guaranteed to join the ranks.
		Cambridge elects its councilors through proportional representation, which means that candidates can secure office with a mere 10 percent of the vote.
		A long-time City Hall watcher and coordinator for the city's recycling programs, he's mounted three unsuccessful bids for a seat on the council and has yet to prove himself a capable fundraiser or door-knocker.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/features/99/05/27/CAMBRIDGE.html (1562 words)

	Henrietta Davis for Cambridge City Council: news-in-a-letter
		City Succeeds in Creating Some New Housing In the past year, the City Council was unanimous in its support of creating new units, preserving units as affordable, and changing market rate units to affordable wherever possible.
		Chaired by East Cambridge resident Carol Bellew and Assistant City Manager Beth Rubenstein, the committee is inventorying all city open space and expects to propose criteria for acquisition in October.
		Living Wage Cambridge took a stand for a living wage for city employees and the vast number of workers hired under contract to the city with an ordinance that mandates a minimum of $10 per hour, a small step toward reaching a true living wage.
	members.aol.com /henridavis/newsletter.html (1949 words)

	Cambridge city council votes down marina expansion plan - News - The Star Democrat - The Star Democrat
		The city council voted 3 to 2 against the marina expansion plan which was presented by Department of Public Works Director David Pritchett and City of Cambridge Engineer George Hyde.
		Council members will meet with Pritchett and Hyde before the next city council meeting to discuss changes to the plan.
		City officials are hoping to go to bid on the marina expansion project in June and start working on the expansion in July.
	www.stardem.com /article.asp?article=2889&paper=1&cat=1 (533 words)

	Cambridge City Council First to Condemn Starbucks Union-Busting and Support IWW Organizing \| IWW Starbucks Workers ...
		Cambridge, MA- The City Council of Cambridge Massachusetts late yesterday became the first local government in the nation to condemn Starbucks' relentless anti-union campaign and support the Industrial Workers of the World organizing drive at Starbucks.
		The City of Cambridge is committed to the right of all workers to have dignity in their lives, safe conditions at work, a living wage, and health benefits, and supports responsible employers who follow the law and treat their workers fairly; and
		That the City Clerk be and hereby is requested to forward a suitably engrossed copy of this resolution to Starbucks Corporation.
	www.starbucksunion.org /node/1089 (464 words)

	The History of The Old City Hall - Cambridge Now
		The City Hall was further renovated in 1990 to become the permanent home of the City of Cambridge Archives.
		In the Autumn of 1981, the Corporation of the City of Cambridge moved its municipal offices to Cambridge Place, 73 Water Street North, in an effort to better serve the citizens of Cambridge.
		The first and second floors of the Historic City Hall, which once housed the entire administrative bureaucracy of the City of Galt, now holds the paper records of that administration, plus the paper records of Preston, Hespeler and many of the records, both old and new, generated by the City of Cambridge.
	www.cambridgenow.ca /spps/sitepage.cfm?catID=3 (677 words)

	CEN News : City Edition : Council cashing in on its parking fees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The total income from parking in the city was £8,147,000 between April 2004 and April this year, with the majority - more than £6 million - coming from Cambridge City Council-run car parks.
		Of the total raised in parking fees in Cambridge during 2004/05, £6,700,000 went to the city council and £1,447,000 to the county council, which receives the income from on-street and residents' parking.
		Cambridge City Council is the only local authority with responsibility for parking enforcement, so the income it brings in by issuing the standard £60 fines cannot be compared with other local councils.
	www.cambridge-news.co.uk /news/city/2005/08/30/0c11c6e5-332f-4a2a-a5f9-0c768ff91b0f.lpf (912 words)

	Cambridge Labour Party - manifesto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		It was therefore not surprising that last year the council received a one-star (ie poor) rating for its housing services from inspectors, because of failure to procure and manage contracts and use information effectively - failures which may adversely affect tenants' views of the council as a landlord in the future.
		The council is also failing to deal properly with appeals for accommodation, because not enough LibDem councillors who are entitled to serve on the appeals committee take up this responsibility, while the allocation of a majority of places on the committee to LibDem members prevents Labour members from serving.
		Councils need to develop their skills so that they can build partnerships co-ordinating all the work of public services in an areaÂ Councils need a step change in their ambition, and central government can help'.
	www.cambridgelabour.org.uk /manifesto.html (4584 words)

	The Tech - Volume 119, Issue 51
		Cambridge’s system of proportional representation is not working if it elects councillors more beholden to a neighborhood than to the city at large.
		The city of Boston is a perfect example: the City Council is reduced to a rubber-stamping agency and three-ring circus for political gadflies, while Mayor Thomas Menino calls all the shots and enjoys little criticism of his administration.
		As the City of Cambridge considers charter reform, its leaders should change both the size and composition of the city council.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V119/N51/col51ring.51c.html (796 words)

	Cambridge City Council Notes
		That the City Manager is requested to report back to the City Council at the Jan 22, 2007 meeting with the updated status on the Immigrants Rights and Citizenship Commission membership and the hiring of an Executive Director.
		Cambridge is perhaps the best city in the United States in which to find experts in almost any matter that the City Council (or School Committee) may need to better understand.
		The estimates given for City Council staff were: (1) $390,250 for a low-level, bare bones proposal; (2) $157,450 for 8 part-time staff with no benefits; (3) $72,300 for one legislative research assistant.
	rwinters.com /council/index.html (5400 words)

	Cambridge Citizens Captivate City Council Cambridge Ontario News Hometown Stories on Cambridge Now
		Cambridge City Council unveiled a new program last night recognizing community members who have enriched our lives in Cambridge through their efforts.
		With a long list of volunteer hours since her retirement, Margaret was honoured for her contributions to the Cambridge Memorial Hospital as a volunteer for 10 years, and the Christopher Champlain Neighbourhood Association as a volunteer for 6 years and chair for 4 years.
		An accomplished local artist and co-founder of the Cambridge Sculpture Garden, Heather was honoured for her countless hours spent on committees dedicated to advocating artists, as well as her talent for instructing children in the arts.
	www.cambridgenow.ca /npps/story.cfm?id=521 (633 words)

	Harvard Gazette: Cambridge City Council remembers Radcliffe recycling pioneer
		The Cambridge City Council unanimously approved an order last week to name a city square after the late Scott Sandberg - the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study building services coordinator who died in a November avalanche - in honor of his efforts to improve recycling.
		The order, unanimously approved at the Jan. 6 meeting, directs that an appropriate site be named "Scott Sandberg Square." It further directs the assistant to the City Council to confer with Sandberg's family on a suitable ceremony and to confer with the city Department of Public Works to arrange an appropriate marker.
		Cambridge Vice Mayor Henrietta Davis sponsored the action in honor of Sandberg's work to increase the level of recycling at Radcliffe.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2003/01.16/25-sandberg.html (389 words)

	Dr. Foo's Remarks to Cambridge City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I am speaking in relation to the City Council Mission Statement, which calls for the city council to take care that "diversity informs the fabric of our daily living." I hope that "diversity" includes diversity of ideas.
		Even a city councillor was unfortunately involved and used, and probably misled.
		I am asking the city council to look into this matter and to go on record in favor of freedom of speech, of diversity of ideas, in practice as well as in rhetoric, for our residents and our guests.
	www.subgenius.com /bigfist/fun/devivals/BOSTON99/bostonTXT/X0015_DryfoosRemarks_.html (372 words)

	Policies/Guidance: Planning Guidance: Cambridge City Council
		The involvement of artists in the design of the built environment is widely accepted and the Cambridge townscape benefits from a range of art which contributes to the quality of and interest in the environment.
		The purpose of this guidance is to provide practical information on how to meet the City Council’s ‘Percent for Art Policy’ and to give an indication of the objective criteria against which the Council will review contributions put forward by developers in association with their planning applications.
		Cambridge City Council expects the work to be appropriate to the scheme and its location, both in terms of public usage and design context.
	www.publicartonline.org.uk /current/policies/planning/cambridge.html (1161 words)

	Cambridge City Council meeting - October 25, 2004 - AGENDA
		The City Manager is requested to report to the City Council on staffing for commercial recycling to achieve 40% commercial recycling by 2006.
		City Manager is requested to confer with the Election Commission to present to the City Council a plan whereby Cambridge voters could vote from any voting place in the city.
		The City Manager is requested to confer with the supervisor of the Animal Control Commission regarding several incidents of rabid animals found in West Cambridge and report on efforts to ensure that residents are being formed to use caution and reporting procedures if residents come in contact with these animals.
	www.rwinters.com /council/102504.htm (4815 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Cambridge City Council Gives Voting Rights to Immigrants
		The council voted 5-3 to pass the measure on to the State Legislature for approval.
		Michael A. Sullivan, a member of the city council, said the measure will allow local government to better represent the opinions of all Cambridge residents.
		Cambridge City Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio, who voted against the measure, said he believes the campaign for voting rights takes the focus off the real issue concerning immigrants and citizenship.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=102243 (591 words)

	Calling for a city council resolution against the war
		The share of that expense to Cambridge taxpayers via their federal taxes is roughly $30 million, a substantial amount at a time when every town and city in Massachusetts is experiencing painful budget cuts.
		We encourage you to contact the City Council with your opinion and to support their passing this resolution.
		Upon passage of the resolution in Cambridge, we encourage you to push for Cambridge's legislators to introduce and pass a statewide resolution.
	www.webmerchants.com /spectrum/City_council_resolution_against_the_war.htm (927 words)

	Steve Iskovitz Green Candidate for Cambridge City Council
		In 1999, he was a member of the Cambridge Citizens United for Rent Equity campaign, which tried to reinstate rent control in Cambridge through a ballot referendum.
		And he likes what the Seattle City Council did recently when it passed a symbolic resolution to adhere to the Kioto Accord within city limits, after the United States backed out of the international pact to cut industrial gas emissions globally.
		Ultimately, Iskovitz said his decision to run for City Council is motivated by his love for Cambridge, and his belief that life here has taken a turn for the worse.
	www.massgreens.org /mrg/steveiskovitz/chronicle.htm (799 words)

	The SubGenius Pages of Dr Foo: Remarks to Cambridge City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I am speaking in relation to the City Council Mission Statement, which calls for the city council to take care that "diversity informs the fabric of our daily living." I hope that "diversity" includes diversity of ideas.
		Even a city councillor was unfortunately involved and used, and probably misled.
		I am asking the city council to look into this matter and to go on record in favor of freedom of speech, of diversity of ideas, in practice as well as in rhetoric, for our residents and our guests.
	www.mit.edu /people/dryfoo/SubG/camb-cc-remarks.html (391 words)

	Cambridge City Council case study, Studio 24
		The City Services department of Cambridge City Council receives high volumes of calls from residents and businesses requesting information on various issues.
		As part of the latest e-government initiatives the Council were looking to reduce the level of calls coming into their call centre by providing an efficient and accurate online alternative.
		Cambridge City Council approached Studio 24 Ltd to implement our FAQ Knowledgebase software.
	www.studio24.net /portfolio/cambridge-city-council.html (219 words)

	Cambridge Labour Party - latest news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Cambridge event is supported by Cambridge Labour Group, Richard Howitt MEP, and Daniel Zeichner, Chair of East of England Labour Party and National Executive Member of Socialist Environment and Resources Association (SERA).
		In Cambridge, Labour Councillors are also very concerned about the local impacts of the unnecessary city pollution, from vehicles and energy usage.
		Ben, 30, secured 829 votes, with a turnout of 30.4%, which was down on the General Election turnout of 62.1% in May, but similar to the last city council election in 2003.
	www.cambridgelabour.org.uk /latestnews.shtml (1902 words)

	Cambridge sports - list of sport clubs and resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Cambridge City based club for those interested in the activities of climbing and caving.
		CCC runs weekly workshops at the Cambridge Drama Centre, performs and teaches all around Cambridge and the surrounding area throughout the year.
		Wilberforce Road track is the training and competitive base for the University Athletics Club and also the Cambridge and Coleridge Athletics Club for the residents of the city.
	www.camcity.co.uk /directory/SPORTS_AND_RECREATION (1011 words)

	Cambridge City Council, 9/11—Liturgy trumps deliberation in "the greatest city" — Bridge News Portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		At the Cambridge City Hall, a commemoration of the fifth anniversary of the events of 9/11, begun earlier in the afternoon, ended before the Council was called to order, less than half an hour later than its scheduled meeting time.
		Photography in the Council Chamber and other matters in the halls continued for about fifteen minutes; long enough to observe the social gathering, the shared happiness of people who are pleased to still be around and able to meet with each other.
		Still waiting for action, legislation, by the City Council for more than a year and a half—three years at least, since they collaborated in its destruction, at the very moment when it was taking the actions that they were seeking.
	bridgenews.org /news/092006/sessuta91106 (2502 words)

	Boston.com / Business / Cambridge to study costs of drug-importation plan
		The Cambridge City Council approved a resolution Monday night asking City Manager Robert Healy to study how much the city could save by opening an import program for its 1,443 workers.
		"The Cambridge City Council's vote was a slap in the face for the Cambridge biotech firms," said council president Chris Anderson.
		The health insurance price tag for the city is $32 million and has risen an average of 12 percent a year for four years, he said.
	www.boston.com /business/globe/articles/2003/10/22/cambridge_to_study_costs_of_drug_importation_plan (501 words)

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