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1997

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Resolutions

1,584 actions · № 1–1608
  1. 11R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth J. McGreal. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanJan 6
  2. 22R Commendation to Joseph F. O'Connor for his visionary leadership in founding and nurturing the Kendall Community Group, widely recognized as the preeminent business-community partnership in Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #3 scanJan 6
  3. 33R Congratulations to Khari Streeter on the occasion of his new film "Black and White and Red All Over." Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanJan 6
  4. 44R Congratulations to the French Club on the Installation of Officers and Directors of the Association of Notre Dame, which took place on Saturday evening, December 21, 1996 Councillor Galluccio Order #6 scanJan 6
  5. 55R That the 1997 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observance in the City of Cambridge be a celebration of individual and community commitment to human dignity as personified by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanJan 6
  6. 66R Turn our thoughts and hearts to Reginald Weems and his family in this most difficult hour and desire to be a strength and aid to them at this most difficult time. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanJan 6
  7. 77R Declare January 25, 1997 as Ruth Hamilton Day in the City of Boston and Cambridge in recognition of her 75th Birthday. Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanJan 6
  8. 88R Resolution on the death of Maria E. Victoria. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanJan 6
  9. 99R Appreciation to Luther Allen for his devoted and diligent service to the City of Cambridge and best wishes for a happy and healthy retirement. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Russell, Councillor Duehay Order #13 scanJan 6
  10. 1010R Appreciation to the Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring a banquet that honors and promotes the ideals of business excellence and community service. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanJan 6
  11. 1111R Resolution on the death of Agnes Doran Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 6
  12. 1212R Resolution on the death of Alfredo Luis Pereira.Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 6
  13. 1313R Mildred A. O'Neil Branch Library in North Cambridge has just published its fourth annual Coloring Calendar and held its annual exhibit to honor the event. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #17 scanJan 6
  14. 1414R Good luck to Ellen Jacobs, employee of the Technical Services Department of the Cambridge Public Library who will appear on the TV show "Jeopardy" on January 30, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanJan 6
  15. 1515R Best wishes for a happy birthday to Frank N. Cardullo. Councillors Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #91 scanJan 6
  16. 1616R Resolution on the death of Jay A. Tramontozzi. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #20 scanJan 6
  17. 1717R Best wishes to James P. O'Brien on his retirement from the Electric Light Company. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #21 scanJan 6
  18. 1818R Resolution on the death of Margret Rey. Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #22 scanJan 6
  19. 1919R Best wishes and congratulations to Valerie Roman for her excellent service to the City of Cambridge as she takes an exciting and challenging new step and becomes Director of Telecommunications and Technology for Phillips Academy. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Davis Order #23 scanJan 6
  20. 2020R Resolution on the death of Henry L. Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanJan 6
  21. 2121R Resolution on the death of Arthur L. Sheppard. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanJan 6
  22. 2222R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Lepore. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJan 6
  23. 2323R Resolution on the death of Nancy LeBlanc of Medford. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanJan 6
  24. 2424R Congratulations to Isaac Machado on his election as President of the Board f Directors of the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanJan 6
  25. 2525R Resolution on the death of John J. O'Leary, late Cambridge Auxiliary Police Officer and employee of the Cambridge School Department. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanJan 6
  26. 2626R Resolution on the death of Antonetta (Coppola) Nicoloro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanJan 6
  27. 2727R Resolution on the death of Alan S. Cohen. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #31 scanJan 6
  28. 2828R Resolution on the death of Ronald S. Villemaire.Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #32 scanJan 6
  29. 2929R Congratulations and best wishes on the 60th Birthday of a very special person. - MARIA Agueda Borges Aguiar. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanJan 6
  30. 3030R Prepare resolution on the death of Joshua Almas. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanJan 6
  31. 3131R Resolution on the death of Charles A. McIsaac. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #38 scanJan 6
  32. 3232R Resolution on the death of Agnes Louise Butler. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #39 scanJan 6
  33. 3333R Resolution on the death of John J. Baumer. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanJan 6
  34. 3434R Thanks to the Charles Hotel for its efforts to make the holiday season more pleasant for those among us who are less fortunate. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanJan 6
  35. 3535R Thanks to Rachel Layne for her good work, and wish for her much success in her new job, and for continued good health and happiness. Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Reeves and Davis Order #43 scanJan 6
  36. 3636R Resolution on the death of Carol Rose (Neustadt) Mango. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanJan 6
  37. 3737R Thanks to Patrick Fitzgibbons for his contribution to the City of Cambridge through the Irish Community in the Patrick's Day parade celebration and best wishes in his future endeavors. Mayor Russell scanJan 6
  38. 3838R Thanks to the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church for its continuing effort called "Project Manna," a comprehensive hunger relief response. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanJan 6
  39. 3939R Resolution on the death of Louis A. "Foots" Lopes Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order #47 scanJan 6
  40. 4040R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Soccer Player, Rosa Kline, on her selection to the Girls' Eastern Massachusetts All Star Team. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanJan 6
  41. 4141R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Basketball Team on winning the Chelsea Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament and beginning their season with a 6-0 record. Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanJan 6
  42. 4242R Congratulations to Ben Leff on winning the "Most Valuable Player" Award at the Chelsea Holiday Classics Basketball Tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanJan 6
  43. 4343R The tenth annual Burke Superbowl Sunday Run. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #52 scanJan 6
  44. 4444R Resolution on the death of Paul J. Erickson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #53 scanJan 6
  45. 4545R Resolution on the death of Kathleen A. (Lynch) Crawley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanJan 6
  46. 4646R Resolution on the death of Nathan Bretholtz. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #62 scanJan 6
  47. 4747R Congratulations to Daniel Zingale, newly appointed Executive Director of AIDS Action in Washington, D.C.. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanJan 6
  48. 4848R Congratulations to Sarah Smith Beattie on the publication of her book "A Question of Color." Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanJan 6
  49. 4949R Proclaim the month of March as "Just-A-Start Month" in Cambridge in celebrating its Thirtieth Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanJan 6
  50. 5050R Appreciation to the Cambridge Police Department for their hard work and cooperation with the community which has led to an increasing feeling of safety in the community. Councillor Davis Order #71 scanJan 6
  51. 5151R Appreciation to Mary Mattera for her many years of dedicated service to the students and the City of Cambridge and sincere wishes that she have a happy and healthy retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #74 scanJan 6
  52. 5252R Appreciation to **Virginia Milliken** for the dedicated service to the students and to the City of Cambridge and best wishes for a happy and healthy retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #75 scanJan 6
  53. 5353R Congratulations to **Ruby Bagedonow** and **Kate Sanders-Fleming** for their December 15, 1996 competition in the USA Gymnastics State Championship, and best wishes their upcoming competition in Atlanta on January 16, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanJan 6
  54. 5454R Congratulations to the School Department, theFletcher School, the Department of Human Services After School and Community Schools Program at the Fletcher, CambridgeCommunity Services, and the Community Learning Center and the children and families of the Fletcher School community on the award by the Danforth Foundation of $100,000 for the Fletcher Partnership for Extended Learning and Care. Councillor Davis Order #76 scanJan 6
  55. 5555R Congratulations to **Ed O'Connell and Rita Colluci** on the birth of their darling daughter, **Isabella Mariah O'Connell** on January 2, 1997, weighing in at 8 lbs. 3 ounces. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #78 scanJan 6
  56. 5656R Thanks to **John O'Connor** for the generous community spirit shown to the Cambridge Senior Center Elder Food Pantry during the holiday season. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #79 scanJan 6
  57. 5757R Best wishes to Mayor Capuano and the City of Somerville for the Mid-Term Inaugural Ceremony held on Monday, January 6, 1997. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #81 scanJan 6
  58. 5858R Prepare resolution on the death of Ed West, Brother-in-Law of Jim Ares. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou entire membership Order #82 scanJan 6
  59. 5959R Welcome "Urban Delights", the City's newest restaurant, to Cambridge. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #83 scanJan 6
  60. 6060R Thanks to the Cambridge Technology Group for their kind holiday donation of $1,000 to the Friends of the Council on Aging Food Pantry. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #85 scanJan 6
  61. 6161R Resolution on the death of Barbara Cataldo Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #88 scanJan 6
  62. 6262R Thanks to the West Cambridge Youth Steering Committee on their diligent work to bring a Youth Center to West Cambridge. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #89 scanJan 6
  63. 6363R Resolution on the death of Ana S. (Bairos) Chaves. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #1 scanJan 13
  64. 6464R Congratulations and welcome to the new restaurant, Romano Restaurant, to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanJan 13
  65. 6565R Prepare a resolution on a surprise 40th birthday. Councillor Toomey - JAMES DeFRANCESCO Order #7 scanJan 13
  66. 6666R Congratulations to The Cambridge Center for Adult Education on its new expansion and express thanks to the Center for providing academic opportunities to the residents of Cambridge. Mayor Russell scanJan 13
  67. 6767R Resolution on the death of Ed McGowan. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #9 scanJan 13
  68. 6868R Resolution on the death of John Bennett. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #10 scanJan 13
  69. 6969R Resolution on the death of Grace Lindfors. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #11 scanJan 13
  70. 7070R Congratulations to Arvilla Sarazen on her election to the Senior CenterAdvisory Committee. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanJan 13
  71. 7171R Resolution on the death of George L. Croft. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanJan 13
  72. 7272R Resolution on the death of Anthony Gravallese. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJan 13
  73. 7373R Retirement of Mildred A. Feloney and best wishes and congratulations for her excellent service to the school children of the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 13
  74. 7474R Resolution on the death of Katherine (Jardine) Hatchey. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 13
  75. 7575R Gratitude for the dedication displayed by George H. Powers and best wishes as he retires from the Police Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #17 scanJan 13
  76. 7676R Gratitude to Josephine Johnson for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and best wishes as she retires from the Police Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #18 scanJan 13
  77. 7777R Gratitude for the dedication displayed by John P. Drewicz Sr. and best wishes as he retires from the Police Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #19 scanJan 13
  78. 7878R Gratitude for the dedication displayed by Ronald L. Briand and best wishes to him as he retires from the Police Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #20 scanJan 13
  79. 7979R Congratulations to James and Maureen Monagle on the birth of their son, Cameron. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanJan 13
  80. 8080R Resolution on the death of William Tiente Wu. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #25 scanJan 13
  81. 8181R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward Samuel Bischoff, father of Ted A. Bischoff and father-in-law of City Clerk D. Margaret Drury. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanJan 13
  82. 8282R Congratulations to the newly elected 1997 officers of the Scouting members of the Kahagon Lodge, Order of the Arrow. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanJan 13
  83. 8383R The Cambridge Leider and Opera Society will perform an Evening of Italian Music at the Dante Alighieri Society on Saturday, January 18, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanJan 13
  84. 8484R Best wishes to the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra's presentation of the 11th Annual Children's Concert to be held on Saturday, January 18, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanJan 13
  85. 8585R Congratulations to Thomas and James Bailey for being named the Outstanding New England Swimmers for 1996. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanJan 13
  86. 8686R Congratulations and best wishes to the new County Commissioner Edward Sullivan. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanJan 13
  87. 8787R Welcome Elaine E. Jones, General Counsel ofthe NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Inc., as she comes to Cambridge to be the Guest Speaker for the M.I.T. Martin Luther King, Jr., Convocation. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanJan 13
  88. 8888R Thanks to the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center and GNE Productions and Gregory Jackson for helping freedom to ring in Cambridge by presenting the 10th Annual "A Joyful Noise" Concert. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanJan 13
  89. 8989R Congratulations to President Clinton, Vice President Gore and their respective families on their inauguration for a second term of service to the People of the United States of America. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanJan 13
  90. 9090R Resolution on the death of Adam A. Castro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #40 scanJan 13
  91. 9191R Congratulations to Sculptor, Fontenel Pointjour on his show of recent work at Gallery 57 on exhibit thru January 30, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanJan 13
  92. 9292R Congratulations to Sarah Caldwell on her receipt of the National Medal of the Arts from President Clinton on January 9, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanJan 13
  93. 9393R Resolution on the death of Ruth C. (Dauphinee) Vincent. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #43 scanJan 13
  94. 9494R Extend get well wishes to Mary Samourian. Councillor Sullivan Order #44 scanJan 13
  95. 9595R Congratulations to Mr. George Kariotis and Mr. Kostas Vazakas on the opening of Dionysos Restaurant and best wishes for a successful future in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanJan 13
  96. 9696R Resolution on the death of Jimmy Callaghan, a former Cantabrigian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 13
  97. 9797R Best wishes in future endeavors to Pamela S. Henrickson as she retires from BayBanks. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #51 scanJan 13
  98. 9898R Best wishes to Joan Reinstein, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, who will be honored for twenty-five years of service to the ACLU at a luncheon celebration. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #55 scanJan 13
  99. 9999R Congratulations and best wishes to Charles B. Walker, Jr. on his Eightieth Birthday. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #56 scanJan 13
  100. 100100R Deepest sympathies and condolences to His Honor, Abel Siwela, Mayor of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on the death of his wife, Mable Siwela. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #57 scanJan 13
  101. 101101R 12th Annual Darling's Valentine Dinner and Dance to be held on February 8,1997 at the Mt. Auburn VFW Post #8818, hosted by Ted and Jackie Darling. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanJan 13
  102. 102102R Congratulations to the AFC Champion New England Patriots and best wishes against Green Bay at the Super Bowl. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #59 scanJan 13
  103. 103103R Resolution on the death of John Hummer Dempsey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #61 scanJan 13
  104. 104104R Resolution on the death of Priscilla (Mullen) Kelley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanJan 13
  105. 105105R Resolution on the death of Anna (Mangano) Sateriale. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #63 scanJan 13
  106. 106106R Resolution on the death of Gerard (Gerry) Audet, late Scoutmaster Troop 50 in North Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #64 scanJan 13
  107. 107107R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #65 scanJan 13
  108. 108108R Prepare resolution welcoming Riverdance to the Boston area. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #66 scanJan 13
  109. 109109R Welcoming back Robert Reisch and congratulating him for a fine job. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #67 scanJan 13
  110. 110110R Condolences to the family of the drowning victim of the bus that submerged into the Charles River after skidding off Memorial drive and thanks to the many departments for their heroic efforts. Councillors Toomey and Reeves Order #2 scanJan 27
  111. 111111R The Third Annual Rays of Hope Event to benefit the Rauh House will be held at the Charles Hotel on March 21, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanJan 27
  112. 112112R Resolution on the death of **Marie Igo**. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanJan 27
  113. 113113R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. Timilty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanJan 27
  114. 114114R Resolution on the death of **Katherine P. Keaveny**. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanJan 27
  115. 115115R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to **Reverend Kevin Toomey.** Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanJan 27
  116. 116116R Resolution on a surprise Sixtieth Birthday. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanJan 27
  117. 117117R Best wishes to Cafe of India in their newly renovated restaurant. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanJan 27
  118. 118118R Congratulations to Councillor Francis H. Duehay on being elected Vice President of the MCA. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanJan 27
  119. 119119R Congratulations to Representative Alvin Thompson on being named Vice-chair of the House Committee on Rules. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanJan 27
  120. 120120R Resolution the death of Senator Paul Tsongas. Councillors Sullivan, Davis, Triantafillou, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #13 scanJan 27
  121. 121121R Resolution on the death of Robert J. Guest, late retired Cambridge High & Latin teacher. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 27
  122. 122122R Resolution on the death of Reverend James E. Powers, S.J. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 27
  123. 123123R Congratulations to John C. Lane, Esq. on assuming the Presidency of the Cambridge Arlington Belmont Bar Association. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanJan 27
  124. 124124R Best wishes to John Maddalo for a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanJan 27
  125. 125125R The Fifteenth Annual Cambridge Pops Concert to benefit the Cambridge Mental Health Association and Cambridge Youth Guidance Center will be held on Friday, March 7, 1997. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #23 scanJan 27
  126. 126126R "The Strength to Love: Facing the Crisis of the Underclass" will be the theme of MIT's Twenty-third Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration to be held on February 6, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanJan 27
  127. 127127R Congratulations to the Charles Hotel on celebrating the 1997 Regattabar Jazz Festival. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanJan 27
  128. 128128R Resolution on a surprise Twenty-Fifth Wedding & Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanJan 27
  129. 129129R Welcome Francis Forbes, Jamaica Commissioner of Police, to Cambridge for the celebration of a Valentine Ball to be held on Friday, February 14, 1997 at the Marriott Hotel. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #97 scanJan 27
  130. 130130R Applaud the efforts of the Just-A-Start Corp. Mayor Russell Order #27 scanJan 27
  131. 131131R Congratulations to the CRLS student Vanesa Del Valle Broussard for being named to both the Bostn Globe and Boston Herald all Scholastic Volleyball Team. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanJan 27
  132. 132132R Resolution on the death of Joseph Lavigna. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanJan 27
  133. 133133R Resolution on the death of Susan McLaughlin. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #30 scanJan 27
  134. 134134R Resolution on the death of Jacqueline Rozario. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanJan 27
  135. 135135R Resolution on the death of Joseph McDonough. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #32 scanJan 27
  136. 136136R Resolution on the death of John Hart. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanJan 27
  137. 137137R Resolution on the death of John Sarchioni Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #34 scanJan 27
  138. 138138R Resolution on the death of Maria Dattero. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJan 27
  139. 139139R Resolution on the death of John Carbone. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #36 scanJan 27
  140. 140140R Resolution on the death of Gabriel Martins. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanJan 27
  141. 141141R Congratulations to Hybridon, Inc., on receiving a United States patent for its method of orally administering a class of specialized agents for attacking human colon cancer cells. Councillor Sullivan Order #38 scanJan 27
  142. 142142R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Joan Lorentz. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanJan 27
  143. 143143R Resolution on the death of Lehan R. Langley, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanJan 27
  144. 144144R Cambridge Gospel Healthfest will be held on April 5,1997 to promote participation in a comprehensive health care screening program hosted by the Cambridge Hospital. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanJan 27
  145. 145145R Proclaim the week of February 1-8, 1997 as Scouting Anniversary Week. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanJan 27
  146. 146146R Resolution on the death of Catherine A. (Beck) Smith. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 27
  147. 147147R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Pacheco. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #49 scanJan 27
  148. 148148R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth M. (Vaudo) Doorakian. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #51 scanJan 27
  149. 149149R Best wishes to Mary Kate "Katie" Russell for a speedy recovery after her skiing accident. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanJan 27
  150. 150150R Congratulations to the 1997 Awardees of the Cambridge Chapter of the NAACP for Community Service, Business, Education and the Arts in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #54 scanJan 27
  151. 151151R Appreciation to Firefighter Francis J. Maffa for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of the City and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #56 scanJan 27
  152. 152152R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jack Reilly of Department of Public Works. Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanJan 27
  153. 153153R Welcome to Steve Denson as the new Director of The New School of Music, which will take place on February 2, 1997 at "A Festive Convocation". Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #61 scanJan 27
  154. 154154R Congratulating Just-A-Start Corporation on the occasion of the opening of their new Career Development Site. Mayor Russell Order #64 scanJan 27
  155. 155155R Congratulations to actor, playwright Craig Hickman of Cambridge as he is honored by Aids Action Committee at the 9th Annual AAC Community Recognition Awards. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanJan 27
  156. 156156R Congratulations to Robert Glassman, Chairman of the Board of Wainwright Bank on his being honored with a"Distinguished Leadership Award." Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanJan 27
  157. 157157R Congratulations to Dr. Dewayne Smith as he completes his tenure with Cambridge Hospital and moves on to other patients in New York. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanJan 27
  158. 158158R Senior citizen volunteer parking conditions at 85 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. Report Received 2-24-97 and Referred Back to City Manager Councillor Reeves Order #70 Consent Agenda #5 of 2-24-97 scanJan 27
  159. 159159R Congratulations to community activist and philanthropist **Ruth Batson** as she has a chair named in her honor at Boston University Medical School. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanJan 27
  160. 160160R Declare the month of February, 1997 as African American History Month in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanJan 27
  161. 161161R Welcome back to **Mary Jo Bane**, former Assistant Secretary for Children and Families at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services who has returned to the Kennedy School of Government as a Professor of Public Policy. Councillor Reeves Order #73 scanJan 27
  162. 162162R Kudos to famed Irish poet Seamus Heaney on his appointment of the Ralph Waldo Emerson Poet in Residence. Councillor Reeves Order #74 scanJan 27
  163. 163163R Retirement of Major Coughlin, Director of Disaster Preparedness, Massachusetts Air National Guard. Mayor Russell Order #77 scanJan 27
  164. 164164R Retirement of Lieutenant Colonel Calorio, Commander Mission Support Flight, 102nd Fighter Wing, Massachusetts Air National Guard. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanJan 27
  165. 165165R Appreciation to all the restaurants participating in a Hunger Brunch which benefit the Hungry. Councillor Davis Order #79 scanJan 27
  166. 166166R Congratulations and best wishes to Representative Tim Toomey on being named Chair of the Legislature's Committee on Public Service. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #82 scanJan 27
  167. 167167R Resolution on the death of Alfred Medeiros. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #83 scanJan 27
  168. 168168R Resolution on the Salvation Army 1997 Skate Fest. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #84 scanJan 27
  169. 169169R Welcome Nantucket Nectars to Cambridge and wish them well in their new location in Harvard Square. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #86 scanJan 27
  170. 170170R Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Committee on Women in Business will host a luncheon on Friday, February 7, 1997 at noon at the Green Street Grill. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #87 scanJan 27
  171. 171171R Congratulations to Margarita Otero-Alvarez on being selected to participate in the National Hispana Leadership Institute 1997 Fellowship Program. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #88 scanJan 27
  172. 172172R Congratulations to Senator Robert Travaglini on being named Vice-chair of the Senate Committee. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #89 scanJan 27
  173. 173173R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Philip V. Tortora. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #90 scanJan 27
  174. 174174R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Allan Green. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #91 scanJan 27
  175. 175175R Resolution on the death of Rita A. Gallagher. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #92 scanJan 27
  176. 176176R Resolution on the death of Doris E. (Gray) Devlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #93 scanJan 27
  177. 177177R Resolution on the death of John Costa. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #94 scanJan 27
  178. 178178R Congratulations to Maryellen and Pat Carvello on the birth of their son, Nicholas James on Friday, January 24, 1997. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #96 scanJan 27
  179. 179179R Congratulations to Mary Power on her appointment as Harvard University's new Director of Community Affairs for Cambridge. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Mayor Russell Order #1 scanFeb 3
  180. 180180R Congratulations to "Chip" Greenidge on his recent appointment to the position of Program Officer at the Boston Foundation. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanFeb 3
  181. 181181R Prepare resolution on International Women's Day/Women's History Month. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanFeb 3
  182. 182182R Congratulations to actor Mel Gibson for being selected as the "Hasty Pudding Club" Man of the Year. Mayor Russell Order #5 scanFeb 3
  183. 183183R Congratulations to Julia Roberts for being selected as the "Hasty Pudding Club" Woman of the Year. Mayor Russell Order #6 scanFeb 3
  184. 184184R Resolution on the death of Byron J. Kenerson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanFeb 3
  185. 185185R Resolution on the death of Anthony Taurisano. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #9 scanFeb 3
  186. 186186R Resolution on the death of Frances H. (Hislop) O'Leary. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanFeb 3
  187. 187187R Commend the noble efforts of the young Cambridge students who held their own fund raising appeal on CCTV to benefit the Upton Street Fire Victims. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanFeb 3
  188. 188188R Thanks to Robert "Bob" Smith for his T-shirt submission to be considered as the official T-shirt of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanFeb 3
  189. 189189R Congratulations and best wishes to Lucille and Erskine Adams on the occasion of their Fifty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary on January 11, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanFeb 3
  190. 190190R Resolution on the death of Dr. Harry Sagansky. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Reeves and Triantafillou Order #14 scanFeb 3
  191. 191191R Prepare resolution on the Portuguese American Civic League on their 52nd Annual Scholarship Ball to be held on May 31, 1997 at the Holiday Inn, Somerville. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanFeb 3
  192. 192192R Appreciation to the "Roaring Twenty" for their noontime acappella concert performance at the Senior Center. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanFeb 3
  193. 193193R Encourage city employees and the employees of public service organizations to be cognizant of the Arthur D. Little Fellowship, a one-year scholarship to the Kennedy School. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanFeb 3
  194. 194194R Best wishes for a Happy Chinese New Year, Lunar year 4695, the year of the Ox. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanFeb 3
  195. 195195R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Hockey Team for winning four consecutive games. Councillor Galluccio Order #21 scanFeb 3
  196. 196196R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girl's Basketball Team on their recent success. Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #22 scanFeb 3
  197. 197197R Congratulations to G. David Forney, Jr. on being chosen to receive the Marconi International Fellowship for his invention of the first reliable highspeed modem. Councillors Galluccio and Davis Order #25 scanFeb 3
  198. 198198R Support the Harvard University Clerical and Technical Workers Local 3650 in its struggle with Harvard University for benefits and its fight to bring equity to the salaries of its minority members. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanFeb 3
  199. 199199R Congratulations to Michael Turmala on being appointed the Area Manager for the Central Middlesex Area for Special Olympics. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanFeb 3
  200. 200200R Commend departments involved in choosing and placement of the new benches in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanFeb 3
  201. 201201R The Kindergarten class at the Peabody School will be celebrate the Chinese New Year with their second annual exhibit of Chinese dancing and a special Chinese luncheon on February 7, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanFeb 3
  202. 202202R The Tibetan New Year will be celebrated at the Multicultural Arts Center on Saturday, February 8, 1997 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanFeb 3
  203. 203203R The "Spirit of Africa" Concert will be held on Saturday, February 15, 1997 at 8:00 p.m. at the Multicultural Art Center. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanFeb 3
  204. 204204R Encourage citizens of Cambridge to be cognizant of the premiere of "The Dance Complex," a video by Kipley Wentz which features the Cambridge Dance Complex at CCTV on March 1, 1997 at 8:00 p.m. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanFeb 3
  205. 205205R Congratulations and best wishes to Kiti Na Mesa, ritual dance and drum groups from Zaire, Africa on their January 31, 1997 concert at First Church in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanFeb 3
  206. 206206R Sympathy of the citizens of Cambridge to the mother, children and friends of Wanda Rivera. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanFeb 3
  207. 207207R Prepare resolution on the Women's Health Lecture Series sponsored by the YWCA. Mayor Russell Order #41 scanFeb 3
  208. 208208R Prepare resolution on the YMCA Open House to be held on February 28, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanFeb 3
  209. 209209R Prepare resolution on the "Cambridge Athletics" community meeting. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanFeb 3
  210. 210210R Prepare resolution on the election of new officers of the Cambridge Historical Society. Mayor Russell Order #44 scanFeb 3
  211. 211211R Encourage every Cambridge resident, business, university and technology member to join in supporting the fund raising efforts to assist The Upton Street Fire Victims and their families. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanFeb 3
  212. 212212R Prepare resolution on the Pop Warner Spirit Cruise Ship Annual Awards Banquet for Football Players and Cheerleaders. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanFeb 10
  213. 213213R The Rotary Club of Cambridge will celebrate its Seventy-Fifth Anniversary with a gift to the Cambridge Public Library of a project to create a technology learning center in the Central Square Branch Library. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #2 scanFeb 10
  214. 214214R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Police Officer Henry Korecki. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #3 scanFeb 10
  215. 215215R Resolution on the death of James McDavitt. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Order #4 scanFeb 10
  216. 216216R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Police Lieutenant Eddie Hussey. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanFeb 10
  217. 217217R Resolution on the death of Francis Nee. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanFeb 10
  218. 218218R Congratulations to Ellen Jacobs on her performance on the Jeopardy show. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanFeb 10
  219. 219219R The Fourteenth Annual May Fair 1997 festival celebrates the rite of Spring on Sunday, May 4, 1997 from Noon - 6:00 p.m. Mayor Russell Order #8 scanFeb 10
  220. 220220R Resolution on the death of Silvio R. "Cio" Grassia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #9 scanFeb 10
  221. 221221R Resolution on the death of Salvatore J. DeAngelo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanFeb 10
  222. 222222R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Susanne Collins. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanFeb 10
  223. 223223R Resolution on the death of John J. Giannino. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanFeb 10
  224. 224224R Commend Police Sergeant Ed O'Callahan Jr. on his quick response that saved the life of Police Officer Henry Korecki by administering CPR at a Cambridge Police Department basketball game. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanFeb 10
  225. 225225R Congratulations to Sarah E. Gallop on her election as Chair of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Councillor Triantafillou Order #19 scanFeb 10
  226. 226226R Prepare a resolution regarding the Cub Scouts Annual Banquet at Grace Methodist Church. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanFeb 10
  227. 227227R Congratulations to North Cambridge Knights of Columbus Council 269 on the occasion of their One Hundredth Anniversary in October, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanFeb 10
  228. 228228R First Adopt A Girl Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanFeb 10
  229. 229229R Free Blood Sugar Screening offered by the Diabetes Prevention Program of Massachusetts General Hospital from February 12 - March 6, 1997 at various Cambridge locations. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanFeb 10
  230. 230230R Congratulations to Sister Lorraine McLaughlin, C.S.J., on the occasion of her 50th Anniversary as a Sister of Saint Joseph. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanFeb 10
  231. 231231R Thanks to Squirrel Brand Company for providing land at the corner of Broadway and Boardman Street for community gardening since 1975. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanFeb 10
  232. 232232R Urge all Cambridge residents to be cognizant of and participate in the Boston Carpenters Apprenticeship Program. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #28 scanFeb 10
  233. 233233R Welcome the Leonardo DaVinci, Inventor, Artist exhibit to the Museum of Science on March 3, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #29 scanFeb 10
  234. 234234R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Student, Lauren Morse, for holding the record for the Greater Boston League fifty-five meter dash. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanFeb 10
  235. 235235R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls Basketball Team for clinching a spot in the State Tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanFeb 10
  236. 236236R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls Track Team for finishing third in the 50 yard dash relay in the State Class A coaches' relay. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanFeb 10
  237. 237237R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Track Team for winning the 1600 sprint relay in State Class A Coaches relay. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanFeb 10
  238. 238238R Resolution on a Happy 75th Birthday to Joseph Carceo. Councillor Galluccio— Order #35 scanFeb 10
  239. 239239R Congratulations to City Manager Robert Healy, Commissioner Ronnie Watson, the Cambridge Lavender Alliance, Lisa McDonnell and Robb Johnson. Councillor Triantafillou Order #36 scanFeb 10
  240. 240240R Congratulations to Tiago M. Moreira and Naod Msfin on being selected Eastern Massachusetts All Stars. Councillor Galluccio Order #38 scanFeb 10
  241. 241241R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Soccer Coach, Andrew Inglis, on being named Division I North Coach of the Year. Councillor Galluccio Order #39 scanFeb 10
  242. 242242R Happy Birthday wishes to all Cambridge Aquarians. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanFeb 10
  243. 243243R Thanks for the ongoing efforts of those seeking to help the victims impacted by the Upton Street Fire. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanFeb 10
  244. 244244R Congratulations to Harry Collings as he is honored with the Gerry Studds Visibility Award by Fenway Community Health Center. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanFeb 10
  245. 245245R Happy Valentine's Day to all the people of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanFeb 10
  246. 246246R Congratulations to the Workers of the Works - Photography Exhibit by Ted Polumbaum on display from March 1 - 31. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanFeb 10
  247. 247247R Prepare a resolution on the Benjamin O. Davis, Sr. Commemorative Stamp. Councillor Sullivan Order #51 scanFeb 10
  248. 248248R Congratulations to the Multicultural Center on its January 28 - February 28, 1997 exhibit of "Passage" and its February 16, 1997 panel discussion "Breaking the Silence." Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanFeb 10
  249. 249249R Best wishes to City Councillor Anthony Galluccio and all Cambridge law sudent residents who will sit for the February, 1997 Massachusetts Bar Exam. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #53 scanFeb 10
  250. 250250R Congratulations to Jimmy Tingle and Catherine McDermott on the birth of their first son, Sean McDermott Tingle. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #54 scanFeb 10
  251. 251251R Resolution on the death of William Perkins Homans.Councillors Triantafillou, Galluccio, Sullivan, Duehay and entire membership Order #56 scanFeb 10
  252. 252252R Best wishes for a Happy Eighty-Fifth Birthday to Sadie Connarton. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #57 scanFeb 10
  253. 253253R Congratulations to Dr. Arthur G. Powell of Cambridge upon the publication of his book "Lessons from Privilege: The American Prep School Tradition." Councillors Duehay and Galluccio Order #58 scanFeb 10
  254. 254254R Resolution on the death of Anthony Ruseckas. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #60 scanFeb 10
  255. 255255R Resolution on the death of Joseph Versackas. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanFeb 10
  256. 256256R Support the contribution of older workers in our economy by declaring the week of March 10-16, 1997 as Employ the Older Worker Week, 1997. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #63 scanFeb 10
  257. 257257R Resolution on the death of Katherine Vidak. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #64 scanFeb 10
  258. 258258R Welcome actor Greg Miller to the City. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanFeb 10
  259. 259259R Congratulations to Robert W. Healy for being voted the Second Best Executive in the State of Massachusetts. Councillor Galluccio Order #66 scanFeb 10
  260. 260260R Best wishes for a Happy Seventy-Fifth Birthday to Margarite Cruickshank. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #67 scanFeb 10
  261. 261261R Welcome Starbucks to its new location at 31 Church Street in Harvard Square. Councillor Davis Order #70 scanFeb 10
  262. 262262R Announcement by Lesley College regarding scholarships for City residents. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanFeb 24
  263. 263263R Applaud the contributions of Traffic Engineer, Jane Kent to the work of the Cambridge Bicycle Committee. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanFeb 24
  264. 264264R New "Cambridge Business Loan Fund. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanFeb 24
  265. 265265R Congratulations to the producers of "What's Next," a half-hournews analysis program designed with the African American viewer in mind. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanFeb 24
  266. 266266R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Fitzmaurice. Councillor Galluccio, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanFeb 24
  267. 267267R Resolution of the death of John J. Joyce. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #6 scanFeb 24
  268. 268268R "Dance Complex," the movie, to benefit the Dance Complex on Saturday, March 1, 1997 at 8:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Community Television at 675 Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Born Order #7 scanFeb 24
  269. 269269R Facade Improvement Program for Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanFeb 24
  270. 270270R Resolution on the death of Albertina (Labo) Salvi. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #9 scanFeb 24
  271. 271271R Thank Sugarbush Mountain Ski Resort for allowing C.R.L.S. students to have such a wonderful skiing experience. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanFeb 24
  272. 272272R Congratulate the fifth grade students of the Peabody School on the presentation of "Mary Poppins." Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanFeb 24
  273. 273273R Welcome the new arborist to the City and declare April 26, 1997 as Arbor Day in Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13 scanFeb 24
  274. 274274R Congratulations to the Girls Scouts on their 85th birthday. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanFeb 24
  275. 275275R Resolution on the death of J. Roderick Britt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanFeb 24
  276. 276276R Congratulations to the recipients of the annual community awards presented by the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers and congratulations on their twenty-seventh year of serving the Portuguese community. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #24 scanFeb 24
  277. 277277R Resolution on the death of Catherine "Kay" (Canina) Sabatino. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanFeb 24
  278. 278278R Resolution on the death of Mayor Kelleher of Malden. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanFeb 24
  279. 279279R The Hasty Pudding Theatrical's First Annual Charity Gala to benefit the Pediatric Aids Foundation at the Hasty Pudding Theater on Sunday, March 9, 1997. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanFeb 24
  280. 280280R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Keefe. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanFeb 24
  281. 281281R Resolution on the death of Alice (Isenstadt) West. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #31 scanFeb 24
  282. 282282R Resolution on the death of Hilda R. (Perry) King. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #32 scanFeb 24
  283. 283283R Resolution on the death of Rosina Lopolito. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #33 scanFeb 24
  284. 284284R Resolution on the death of Seymour "Cy" Feeley. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #34 scanFeb 24
  285. 285285R Resolution on the death of Robert E. O'Brien. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #35 scanFeb 24
  286. 286286R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. "Peggy" (Melanson) Dwyer. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #36 scanFeb 24
  287. 287287R Appreciation to Bennett S. Lerner for his public service contribution to the community and commend him on the honor of his Pro Bono Publico award. Councillor Duehay Order #37 scanFeb 24
  288. 288288R Resolution on the death of Ted Twohig. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #38 scanFeb 24
  289. 289289R Resolution on the death of Anne V. (Connors) Navarro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanFeb 24
  290. 290290R Resolution on the death of Pauline M. Silva. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanFeb 24
  291. 291291R Welcome His Excellency Ferdinando Salleo, the Ambassador to the United States from Italy, and his wife Signora Anna Maria, to Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #41 scanFeb 24
  292. 292292R Resolution on the death of Frances M. (Pasquariello) Miele.Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanFeb 24
  293. 293293R Congratulations to Rebekah Splaine for being named by the Boston Globe as the All Scholastic Cross Country Team Player. Councillor Galluccio Order #43 scanFeb 24
  294. 294294R Women and children to be aware of their surroundings to ensure their safety. Councillor Toomey Order #44 scanFeb 24
  295. 295295R Resolution on the death of Dorothy B. Menize. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #45 scanFeb 24
  296. 296296R Prepare resolution on the death of Josephine F. Bowler. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanFeb 24
  297. 297297R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Olivia Abelson, Cambridge's pre-eminent peace activist. Councillor Davis Order #51 scanFeb 24
  298. 298298R Prepare resolution on the death of Herman J. Wuenschel, the father of Daniel Wuenchel, Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanFeb 24
  299. 299299R Support the work of CASPAR and the event entitled "Women, Substance Abuse and Recovery, Taking Back Our Lives," at the Diamond Club on March 6, 1997 at 5:30 pm. Councillor Sullivan Order #53 scanFeb 24
  300. 300300R Resolution on the death of Walter Lebiedz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #54 scanFeb 24
  301. 301301R Congratulations to Command Sergeant Major Dennis M. Leary on his retirement from the U.S. Army after 29 years of service. Mayor Russell Order #55 scanFeb 24
  302. 302302R Congratulations to Esther Splaine, lifelong Cambridge resident, on her appointment to the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women in Massachusetts. Vice Mayor Born Order #59 scanFeb 24
  303. 303303R Prepare resolution on a surprise Seventy-Fourth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanFeb 24
  304. 304304R Prepare resolution on a surprise Seventy-Fifth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #62 scanFeb 24
  305. 305305R Prepare resolution on the death of Edna Watkins of Cambridge, mother of the sculptor Vuzzi Maduna of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #64 scanFeb 24
  306. 306306R Extend condolences to Mark Gray, Jr., former Director of Cambridge Cares about AIDS, Beverly Gray and Alice Gray on the death of their mother the late, Lula Gray of Brookline. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #67 scanFeb 24
  307. 307307R Prepare a resolution on the death of Gwendolyn M. Phillips. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #70 scanFeb 24
  308. 308308R Congratulations to the Cambridge Black Historical and Cultural Society on its 25th Anniversary to be celebrated on March 9, 1997 at 3:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Public Library. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanFeb 24
  309. 309309R Resolution on the death of Sydney MacDonald Sloane. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #73 scanFeb 24
  310. 310310R Resolution on the death of Vincent W. Bokuniewicz. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #74 scanFeb 24
  311. 311311R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Father Ready from St. John's Church on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay and Reeves Order #77 scanFeb 24
  312. 312312R The Cambridge Office for Tourism and the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau will sponsor Super Fam '97 on March 15, 1997. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #79 scanFeb 24
  313. 313313R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ginny McCabe. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #80 scanFeb 24
  314. 314314R Declare the month of March, 1997 as American Red Cross Month in Cambridge and urge all citizens of Cambridge to join in supporting all of the Red Cross programs. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #82 scanFeb 24
  315. 315315R Best wishes to Soho Bistro and Cafe and Artist Mary Hilt on an art exhibit of the recent works of Mary Hilt from January 21, 1997 through March 31, 1997. Councillors Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #85 scanFeb 24
  316. 316316R Eradicate breast cancer by investing $2.6 billion in breast cancer research between now and the year 2000. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Sullivan Order #86 scanFeb 24
  317. 317317R Best wishes for a happy retirement to Nora B. "Rene" Leahy and thank her for her dedicated service to the residents of Cambridge. scanFeb 24
  318. 318318R The Third Annual Greek Independence Day Parade, sponsored by the Federation of Hellenic America Societies of New England, will be held on Sunday, April 6, 1997. Councillors Triantafillou, Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanMar 3
  319. 319319R Congratulations to the accessible taxi vans, owners and to all those who helped to make these new vans possible. Councillor Davis Order #4 scanMar 3
  320. 320320R The Middle East Restaurant will host a benefit for the Upton Street fire victims on Sunday, March 16, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMar 3
  321. 321321R Prepare resolution on the death of Robert Stein, volunteer on the Post Office Advisory Board. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 3
  322. 322322R Prepare resolution on the death of George Byers. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #9 scanMar 3
  323. 323323R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Dorothy Powers. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanMar 3
  324. 324324R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Helen Pacheco. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanMar 3
  325. 325325R Congratulations to T.C. Harris, a senior at Matignon High School, on his fantastic high school hockey career. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #12 scanMar 3
  326. 326326R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Helen Pollard. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanMar 3
  327. 327327R Resolution on the death of Frank O. Buda. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 3
  328. 328328R Resolution on the death of Albert M. Donnelly. Councillors Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 3
  329. 329329R Resolution on the death of Clifford A. Vera. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanMar 3
  330. 330330R Good luck to all the students in the Science Fair and extend appreciation to Arthur D. Little for their sponsorship of the program. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanMar 3
  331. 331331R Prepare a suitable resolution on the Fiftieth Birthday of Frank Caliori. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanMar 3
  332. 332332R Resolution on the death of Brother Philip N. Eisenhaur, C.F.X. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanMar 3
  333. 333333R Resolution on the death of Werner A. Tikkanen. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 3
  334. 334334R Local author, Dennis McFarland, will read from his new novel "A Face at the Window" at the Cambridge Public Library on Tuesday, March 4, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanMar 3
  335. 335335R Prepare resolution congratulating the Greek Orthodox Church on their Eightieth Anniversary Celebration being held in May, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanMar 3
  336. 336336R Salute Hafsat Abilola for her courage, and support her in her quest to achieve through non-violent means the restoration of democracy to Nigeria. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanMar 3
  337. 337337R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward McCormack, former Attorney General. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanMar 3
  338. 338338R Commend the Public Works Department on the consistent high quality work done by its trash collection crew. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanMar 3
  339. 339339R Congratulations to the 1997 Commonwealth Award recipients, given by the Massachusetts Cultural Council for Extraordinary contributions in the Arts, Humanities and Sciences. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanMar 3
  340. 340340R Resolution on the death of Ursula Archer of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #33 scanMar 3
  341. 341341R Special thanks to many individuals for their vision and hard work which brought the City of Cambridge Twenty-Five years of Black History Programs presented in Cooperation with the Cambridge Public Library. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanMar 3
  342. 342342R Congratulations to Curtis Jackman and Kimberly Jackman on the receipt of the Annual Community Service Award. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanMar 3
  343. 343343R Urge store keepers, use good judgement in what they display and sell, and send the message to the manufacturers, that their obscene labelling practices are not appreciated and that the poor taste depicted on the labels is probably indicative of the quality of the contents. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanMar 3
  344. 344344R Prepare resolution congratulating Bonnie Raitt on receiving "The Harvard Arts Medal". Mayor Russell Order #37 scanMar 3
  345. 345345R Resolution on the death of Francis P. Collins. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanMar 3
  346. 346346R Commend and thank James R. Carey for his service to the City; to homeless persons and to the community at large, and offer best wishes for his retirement. Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 3
  347. 347347R Resolution on the death of Marie M. Navin. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #41 scanMar 3
  348. 348348R Resolution on the death of David W. Thibodeau. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanMar 3
  349. 349349R Resolution on the death of Daniel J. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #43 scanMar 3
  350. 350350R Resolution on the death of Mary Maniscalco. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanMar 3
  351. 351351R Resolution on the death of Thomas F. Costello. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanMar 3
  352. 352352R Prepare resolution on the death of Charles Byria. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #46 scanMar 3
  353. 353353R Good luck to Cambridge Rindge Latin Basketball team on the game against Medford in the State Tournament semi-finals. Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanMar 3
  354. 354354R Prepare resolution on the death of Susan Wood. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #49 scanMar 3
  355. 355355R Resolution on the death of James F. Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanMar 3
  356. 356356R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. (Hanlon) Scribner. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #51 scanMar 3
  357. 357357R Prepare resolution on the Grand Opening Celebration to be held at Hybridon on Tuesday, March 18, 1997. Mayor Russell, Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanMar 3
  358. 358358R Prepare resolution thanking MIT for its collaboration with the Cambridge Public Schools for the Science Exposition on Wednesday, April 30, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #53 scanMar 3
  359. 359359R Prepare resolution congratulating the winners in the Human Right's Commission's "Fourth Annual Poster and Essay Contest; and the Fair Housing Committee's Innovation in Fair Housing Awards" which will be awarded at a ceremony on Tuesday evening, April 29th. Mayor Russell Order #54 scanMar 3
  360. 360360R Good luck to the Matignon Boys' Basketball Team as they go into the State Tournament finals. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanMar 3
  361. 361361R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the Cambridge Action Fund's benefit for the homeless on Sunday, March 9, 1997 at Club Passim. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanMar 3
  362. 362362R Congratulations to the Drama Team at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School for winning First Place. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 17
  363. 363363R Retirement of Bernard Hicks of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMar 17
  364. 364364R Resolution on the death of James L. Canavan. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #4 scanMar 17
  365. 365365R Resolution on the death of John F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanMar 17
  366. 366366R Resolution on the death of Angelina (Adario) Baratta. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanMar 17
  367. 367367R Resolution on the death of Donald M. Harrison, Sr. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 17
  368. 368368R Resolution on the death of Nelson P. "Nellie" Olsen. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 17
  369. 369369R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ed Dever. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMar 17
  370. 370370R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Toney Williamson, employee of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanMar 17
  371. 371371R Best wishes to the Polish American Veteran's Auxiliary for a successful Annual Penny Sale and Country Store, on April 13, 1997 at 2:00 p.m. at the Polish American Citizens Club, 747 Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #11 scanMar 17
  372. 372372R Appreciation to the East Cambridge Savings Bank for its donation of a van to the City of Cambridge and encouragement to other banks to step up to the plate. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #12 scanMar 17
  373. 373373R Congratulations to the Matignon Boy's Basketball Team for winning the Eastern Massachusetts Division 4 North Championship. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanMar 17
  374. 374374R Prepare resolution congratulating "Career Source" on its grand opening. Mayor Russell and Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #18 scanMar 17
  375. 375375R Prepare resolution on the "17th Annual Heritage Day of Portugal Parade." Mayor Russell Order #19 scanMar 17
  376. 376376R Prepare resolution congratulating the Polish-American Veterans of Greater Boston on "The Installation of Officers." Mayor Russell Order #20 scanMar 17
  377. 377377R Resolution on the death of Herbert J. Mello, Sr. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 17
  378. 378378R Resolution on the death of Barbara Hayes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanMar 17
  379. 379379R Prepare resolution on the opening of Iona Technologies New East Coast Office in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanMar 17
  380. 380380R Prepare resolution on the death of Roslyn Deller, mother of Lisa Deller of the Human Services Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #26 scanMar 17
  381. 381381R Prepare resolution of congratulations for the opening of the new "Beauty Salon" at the Manning Apartments. Mayor Russell Order #27 scanMar 17
  382. 382382R Urge Cantabrigians to participate in the Cambridge Public Library Author's Luncheon on April 12, at the Inn at Harvard. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanMar 17
  383. 383383R Congratulations to Arvila Sarazen, President of the Senior Center, who is already working as an effective advocate for senior citizens. Councillor Davis Order #33 scanMar 17
  384. 384384R Congratulations to Kate Champion Murphy who has been named a "Wonder Woman" by the Massachusetts Womens' Political Caucus. Councillor Davis Order #35 scanMar 17
  385. 385385R Best wishes to Northwest Common on the occasion of its kick-off fundraiser, "The Flavors of North Cambridge." Vice Mayor Born Order #36 scanMar 17
  386. 386386R Urge Cantabrigians to participate in "Chocolate Fool's Day" on March 23, 1997 at the Sheraton Commander. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanMar 17
  387. 387387R Congratulations to the City of Cambridge MIS Department and especially Webmaster Todd Marinoff, for the selection by Computerworld of Cambridge's Internet Web site. (www.ci.cambridge.us.ma) as one of the "Premier 100" most innovative web sites. Vice Mayor Born Order #38 scanMar 17
  388. 388388R Fortieth Anniversary Dinner of Cambridge Peace Action on May 11, 1997. Vice Mayor Born Order #39 scanMar 17
  389. 389389R Resolution on the death of Frederick "Fred" Stone. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 17
  390. 390390R Mark April 11, 1997 as Pay Equity Day, the date on which the average U.S. female wage earner will have finally earned, for a period beginning January 1, 1996, the amount of pay that her male counterpart earned by December 31, 1996. Vice Mayor Born Order #41 scanMar 17
  391. 391391R Congratulations to Mameve Medwed on the publication of her first novel, Mail, which is set in Cambridge and particularly on Prescott Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #42 scanMar 17
  392. 392392R Proclaim the month of May as Dance Month in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #43 scanMar 17
  393. 393393R Urge citizens to participate in a series of four Thursday evening Diversity Collaborative Community Forums "The Changing Faces of Cambridge: Race, Class and Institutions, 150 Years and After." Vice Mayor Born Order #44 scanMar 17
  394. 394394R Congratulations to the Peabody School seventh and eighth grade science team who participated in the Massachusetts Science Olympiad at MIT and won the third place trophy out of nineteen teams in the overall event. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanMar 17
  395. 395395R The Porter Square Neighbors' Association will host a forum "The Future of Porter Square: Traffic and Other Roadway Issues." Vice Mayor Born Order #48 scanMar 17
  396. 396396R Congratulations to the winners of the 1997 CRLS Science Fair. Vice Mayor Born Order #49 scanMar 17
  397. 397397R Declare March as Jobs for Bay State Graduates Month. Mayor Russell Order #51 scanMar 17
  398. 398398R The third Annual Celebration of Black Women commencing Friday, March 14, with the show, "Phenomenal Women" in Lowell Lecture Hall, Harvard University. Mayor Russell Order #53 scanMar 17
  399. 399399R Thanks to Father John F. Reardon for his brief ministry among us, and wish for him all the best in his future assignments. Mayor Russell Order #54 scanMar 17
  400. 400400R Resolution on the death of Domenic T. Ricci. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 17
  401. 401401R Best wishes to all residents for a Happy St. Patrick's Day. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order #57 scanMar 17
  402. 402402R Congratulations to the CRLS Chess Team for winning the State Championship. Councillor Duehay Order #58 scanMar 17
  403. 403403R Congratulations to Councillor Herietta Davis on being granted a Master in Public Administration from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University on March 11, 1997. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Duehay Order #60 scanMar 17
  404. 404404R Prepare resolution welcoming Bill T. Jones, famous African Americandancer, to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanMar 17
  405. 405405R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to George Patanek, President of the Cambridge Council on Aging. Councillor Toomey Order #62 scanMar 17
  406. 406406R Prepare resolution for the Central Square Unity Dinner being planned for late May. Mayor Russell Order #65 scanMar 17
  407. 407407R Prepare resolution for the Fifth Annual Arts Festival sponsored by Harvard and Radcliffe Office for the Arts. Mayor Russell Order #66 scanMar 17
  408. 408408R Resolution on the death of Mary B. (Condon) Galvin Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #67 scanMar 17
  409. 409409R Rosolution on the death of Paul J. Hunter. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #68 scanMar 17
  410. 410410R Resolution on the death of Leon Krikorian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanMar 17
  411. 411411R Best wishes to all residents, especially to all Jewish families in the City, for a Happy Purim. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanMar 24
  412. 412412R Urge citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the Tobin Afterschool Program Annual Raffle on March 25, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanMar 24
  413. 413413R Resolution on the death of Maria Azul (Pires) Tavares. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanMar 24
  414. 414414R Resolution on the death of Alfred Anthony Roderick. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanMar 24
  415. 415415R Resolution on the death of Dominic F. Opacki. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 24
  416. 416416R Resolution on the death of Richard F. "Smitty" Smith. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 24
  417. 417417R The Schlesinger Library will present a panel discussion,"The Boston Renaissance: African-American Lesbians in the Arts Now and Beyond," on Wednesday, April 9, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanMar 24
  418. 418418R Applaud the Samia Company for their compassion displayed for people who are facing homelessness and urge landlords in Cambridge to follow their lead. Councillor Triantafillou Order #15 scanMar 24
  419. 419419R Resolution on the death of Eduino Lopes DaCosta. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 24
  420. 420420R Resolution on the death of Lena (Marzano) Iannaco. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanMar 24
  421. 421421R Congratulations to Hope L. Hayden Kelley and Craig Kelley, on the birth of their son, Robert McKendree Kelley. Councillor Triantafillou Order #29 scanMar 24
  422. 422422R Congratulations to HMFH Architects, Inc. on receiving the 1997 Walter Taylor Award of the American Association of School Administrators and the 1997 Learning by Design Grand Prize in recognition of HMFH's design of the Agassiz School. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #31 scanMar 24
  423. 423423R Prepare resolution on the death of the mother of Mimi Han in Taiwan, owner of Mimi's Restaurant. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #37 scanMar 24
  424. 424424R Urge citizens to participate in the Miller's River Annual Bazaar, on April 19, 1997 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanMar 24
  425. 425425R The Waterworks Symposium, a two-day symposium on art and water at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum on April 5 and 6, 1997. Vice Mayor Born Order #39 scanMar 24
  426. 426426R Resolution on the death of Dr. James L. McGuire. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 24
  427. 427427R Prepare resolution congratulating Jamnastics on their performance and special event on Sunday, April 13, 1997. Vice Mayor Born Order #42 scanMar 24
  428. 428428R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Ponte. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #44 scanMar 24
  429. 429429R The First Brazilian Conference in Science and Technology will be held from March 26-28, 1997 at the Wong Auditorium of the Tang Center for Management Education of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanMar 24
  430. 430430R The Caribbean/American Cultural and Theatrical Company of New England will present The Easter Bonnet Parade and Entertainment on Saturday, March 29, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanMar 24
  431. 431431R The Cambridge Veterans' Organization (CVO) and the Cambridge Department of Veterans' Services will sponsor a Patriot's Day observance on Monday, April 21, 1997 at 10:45 AM at the Cambridge Common's Washington Memorial. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanMar 24
  432. 432432R Commend John Barnes, a homeowner, on his generosity and caring for the plight of others. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanMar 24
  433. 433433R Prepare resolution on the death of Harold "Butch" West. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #50 scanMar 24
  434. 434434R Resolution on the death of John Joseph Cullinane, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #51 scanMar 24
  435. 435435R Swearing in of new Lieutenants and Sergeants to the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #53 scanMar 24
  436. 436436R Prepare resolution on the death of George C. Greenidge, a Cambridge Auxiliary Police volunteer. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #54 scanMar 24
  437. 437437R Welcome the new Executive Director of the National G & L Task Force. Councillors Reeves and Sullivan Order #55 scanMar 24
  438. 438438R Urge Cantabrigians to participate in the 13th Annual Senior Student Art Exhibit given by the students and staff of the CRLS Art Department on April 2 to 27, 1997. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #57 scanMar 24
  439. 439439R Prepare resolution on the death of Dr. Collins. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanMar 24
  440. 440440R Congratulate the Cambridge Emblem Club #108 on its Installation of Officers on Saturday, April 26, 1997. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #59 scanMar 24
  441. 441441R Declare Wednesday, April 16, 1997 as Cambridge Council on Aging Senior Volunteer Recognition Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanMar 24
  442. 442442R Hearty welcome to Cambridge to Dullah Omar, South African Minister of Justice. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanMar 24
  443. 443443R Extend appreciation to Tracy Gallagher and best wishes for the future. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanMar 24
  444. 444444R Congratulations to **Dennis Brammer** on passing the examination for his United States citizenship. Mayor Russell Order #66 scanMar 24
  445. 445445R Welcome **John Haden** to the City of Cambridge and extend best wishes for a wonderful visit. Mayor Russell Order #67 scanMar 24
  446. 446446R Welcome to **Kerry Lobel**, Director of the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force to Cambridge. Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Order #69 scanMar 24
  447. 447447R Congratulations to **Sue Hyde** on the occasion of her recognition by the National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce for her hard work on behalf of her community. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Sullivan and Duehay Order #70 scanMar 24
  448. 448448R Urge residents of the City to participate in the National Convention of the American Gold Star Mothers which will be held in Boston in June of 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanMar 31
  449. 449449R Resolution on the death of **Madeline Mary Marks**. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanMar 31
  450. 450450R Thanks to **Loh-Sze Leung**, who recognized Jessica and Teresa Haine and responded to help them which resulted in their safe and sound return after their ordeal of being kidnapped. Councillor Davis Order #10 scanMar 31
  451. 451451R Congratulations to **Dr. Michael Halle** on completion of his PhD. from M.I.T. Councillor Davis Order #11 scanMar 31
  452. 452452R Congratulations to all involved in the Eleventh Annual City of Cambridge Five Mile Road Race "66 City Run." Mayor Russell Order #12 scanMar 31
  453. 453453R Congratulations to the Cambridge Pop Warner B Team for being named the Greater Boston League and the Eastern Massachusetts Pop arner Champions. Councillor Galluccio Order #13 scanMar 31
  454. 454454R Congratulations to former Cambridge resident David Dubois on the success of the Franklin Cafe, his new restaurant at 278 Shawmut Avenue in the South End. Councillor Galluccio Order #14 scanMar 31
  455. 455455R Extend best wishes for success to former City Councillor Jonathan Myers on his new business venture, Training Innovations, Inc. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Toomey Order #15 scanMar 31
  456. 456456R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association on their Twelfth Annual Dinner. Councillor Triantafillou Order #17 scanMar 31
  457. 457457R Commend Sergeant Paul Sugrue on his commitment to the City and his dedication to his duties. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanMar 31
  458. 458458R Resolution on the death of Santina "Sandy" A. (Belloste) Spinetto. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanMar 31
  459. 459459R Resolution on the death of Dorothy (Davies) Dempsey. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #20 scanMar 31
  460. 460460R Declare the month of April, 1997 as Jobs for Bay State Graduates Month in the City of Cambridge as a measure of respect and appreciation for the excellent work accomplished in the City. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanMar 31
  461. 461461R Resolution on the death of Warren Thomas. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanMar 31
  462. 462462R Thanks to Catherine Treadwell for her many years of civic involvement in our City. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanMar 31
  463. 463463R Resolution on the death of Helen F. (Sheehan) Cleary. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #25 scanMar 31
  464. 464464R Resolution on the death of Edwin R. Shaw. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #28 scanMar 31
  465. 465465R Commend the Longfellow School, the children, the families and the staff for their overwhelming success of their "Bread Festival." Councillor Davis Order #33 scanMar 31
  466. 466466R Thanks to Melinda Raymond and Mary Boyd for their expert, specialattention given to the family of Mayor Emeritus Walter Sullivan at Boca Raton Community Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanMar 31
  467. 467467R Get well wishes to Mayor Emeritus Walter J. Sullivan. Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #35 scanMar 31
  468. 468468R Prepare resolution on the death of recording star Harold Melvin. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanMar 31
  469. 469469R Resolution on the death of Harold J. Andelman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #37 scanMar 31
  470. 470470R Resolution on the death of Maurice Keon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanMar 31
  471. 471471R Resolution on the death of Ruth DeCarlo. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanMar 31
  472. 472472R Congratulations to Jack Costello and Jane Kervick on their recent nuptials. Councillor Galluccio Order #40 scanMar 31
  473. 473473R Congratulations to Edward L. Robertson, II on his new position and wish him a long and successful career as Regional President, Cambridge with Bank Boston. Mayor Russell Order #44 scanMar 31
  474. 474474R Declare the week of April 20, 1997 to April 26, 1997 to be NATIONAL INFANT IMMUNIZATION WEEK in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanMar 31
  475. 475475R Happy birthday wishes to Margaret Mary Morrissey of Cambridge and Cork. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMar 31
  476. 476476R Congratulations to artist Paul Richard on the Art as Fashion Runway Show of his art jackets in a Benefit for Cambridge Cares About Aids at Emmanuel Church on March 28. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanMar 31
  477. 477477R Welcome Hafsat Abiolo back to Cambridge and urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the opportunity to listen to this brave and articulate young woman. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanMar 31
  478. 478478R Congratulations to Area Four Neighborhood residence and Are Four Neighborhood Coalition and the Community Development Department on the successful completion of Neighborhood planning sessions relative to the Neighborhood distribution of UDAG funds. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMar 31
  479. 479479R "The Queer Politics Conference" will take place April 5, 1997 at the Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Reeves Order #51 scanMar 31
  480. 480480R Extend appreciation to the organizers and participants of the Roundtable Discussion of the Black Church in the 21st Century on Saturday, April 5, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanMar 31
  481. 481481R Congratulations to The Cambridge Family YMCA Sea Cobra Swim Team, their parents, the coaches and the coaches' assistant on their season. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanApr 7
  482. 482482R Welcome the members of the "Squirrel Nut Zippers," a band named after the Squirrel Brand Company - Vanilla Caramel, to Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanApr 7
  483. 483483R Resolution on the death of Dr. Arthur B. Serino. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay and entire membership Order #4 scanApr 7
  484. 484484R Resolution on the death of Ellen M. (Ferrick) Magann. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanApr 7
  485. 485485R Resolution on the death of Attorney Richard E. Mastrangelo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanApr 7
  486. 486486R Resolution on the death of Maria Helena (Garcia) Ferreira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanApr 7
  487. 487487R Best wishes to Captain Thomas F. Burke on his recent recovery. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanApr 7
  488. 488488R Congratulate the Institute A World of Difference and the Anti-Defamation League for the training programs and for the important role model they play for all people who desire equality, fairness, harmony and justice. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanApr 7
  489. 489489R The Bayard Rustin Community Breakfast's annual breakfast will be held on April 19, where Lesbian and Gay People of Color join together with their Boston/Cambridge Area friends to celebrate their community. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanApr 7
  490. 490490R Wish Mattie L. Simmons a very happy birthday and hope she will enjoy health and prosperity in the many years of her life to come. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanApr 7
  491. 491491R Resolution on the death of Timothy Morrow. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #15 scanApr 7
  492. 492492R Congratulations to the Mount Auburn Memorial VFW Post 8815 on the occasion of its Fiftieth Anniversary. Councillor Galluccio Order #16 scanApr 7
  493. 493493R Fifth Annual National TAKE OUR DAUGHTERS TO WORK DAY on Thursday, April 24, 1997, in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanApr 7
  494. 494494R Resolution on the death of Marion Jean (Henry) Guidi. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #18 scanApr 7
  495. 495495R Thanks to all departments who logged long and grueling hours to keep this city safe and get it moving during the third largest snowfall in all of recorded weather history. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Davis and Toomey Order #19 scanApr 7
  496. 496496R Get well wishes to Michael Lacharia. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanApr 7
  497. 497497R Get well wishes to Bill Frazier from the Public Works Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanApr 7
  498. 498498R Happy 80th Birthday wishes to David Lichter. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanApr 7
  499. 499499R Prepare a resolution honoring the ministeries of Reverend Willard A. Williams and Reverend Wesley D. Williams for their years of service at the Grace Methodist Church. Councillor Davis Order #24 scanApr 7
  500. 500500R Urge parents to participate in the First Annual Cambridge Community Baby Shower on Saturday, April 26, 1997 at the YWCA on Temple Street. Councillor Davis Order #25 scanApr 7
  501. 501501R Thanks to the Court House Fish Market and Restaurant on their civic mindedness in sweeping the sidewalks and gutter to beautify the community. Councillor Davis Order #26 scanApr 7
  502. 502502R Congratulations to the new advocates of the Charles River Watershed Association, Jeannette Atkinson, Max Hall, John Moot, Nancy Woods. Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #27 scanApr 7
  503. 503503R Commend the MBTA for the very important rehabilitation of the Porter Square escalator. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanApr 7
  504. 504504R Commend the drivers and dispatchers of Cambridge Taxi for their exemplary service to customers during the blizzard. Councillors Duehay and Galluccio Order #31 scanApr 7
  505. 505505R Congratulate the entire CITYSTEP company for their dedicated efforts on behalf of our youth and the arts in this City. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #33 scanApr 7
  506. 506506R Best wishes to the Tremont Brewery on its "Bottle Launch" on April 4, 1997 commemorating the inception of the company's flagship brew, Tremont Ale. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanApr 7
  507. 507507R Commend Richard Rossi, Deputy City Manager and Michael Nicoloro, Managing Director of the Water Department for their kind assistance to the residents of the Miller River Apartment during the recent snowstorm. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanApr 7
  508. 508508R Commend Richard Medeiros, the Snow Czar, and his crew for their excellent job done during the blizzard of 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanApr 7
  509. 509509R Resolution on the death of Katherine Eisenhart Brown. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 7
  510. 510510R Resolution on the death of Mary E. (O'Brien) Rossi. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanApr 7
  511. 511511R Resolution on the death of Mary L. (Landry) Liberacki. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #40 scanApr 7
  512. 512512R Best wishes to the Pirandello Lyceum for their Annual Banquet on Saturday, April 12, 1997 at Lombardo's in East Boston. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanApr 7
  513. 513513R Best wishes to the Cambridge Jewish Community for peace and enjoyment to all of those who participate in Passover. Councillor Sullivan Order #44 scanApr 7
  514. 514514R Congratulations to the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services for their 25 years of dedicated service to our elders. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanApr 7
  515. 515515R Declare the week of April 13-19th, 1997 as Telecommunications Week in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanApr 7
  516. 516516R Congratulations to Maura Smith from the Cambridge Office of Travel and Tourism for receiving the "Silver Plume" Award for general excellence in her field from the Publisher of "Where" Magazine. Mayor Russell Order #2 scanApr 14
  517. 517517R Urge citizens to participate in the 1997 Walk for Hunger on Sunday, May 4, 1997, sponsored by Project Bread. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanApr 14
  518. 518518R Prepare resolution on the death of Maria Normann. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanApr 14
  519. 519519R Wish a speedy recover to John Kenneth Galbraith, who is recuperating from surgery. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanApr 14
  520. 520520R Resolution on the death of Agnes E. (McKenna) Dinsmore. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanApr 14
  521. 521521R Resolution on the death of Helen C. (Willhauck) Estey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanApr 14
  522. 522522R Resolution on the death of Theresa R. Lepera. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanApr 14
  523. 523523R Commend Chief Fire Alarm Operator Tom Cahill and Sergeant Ted Carlin for their quick action and their willingness to assist someone in dire straits even when not on duty. Mayor Russell Order #10 scanApr 14
  524. 524524R Appreciation and gratitude to Anthony Lewis, and best wishes for a happy birthday and many more years of health, happiness and writing. Councillor Duehay Order #14 scanApr 14
  525. 525525R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bobby Bentubo. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanApr 14
  526. 526526R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Tommy Calabrese. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanApr 14
  527. 527527R Resolution on the death of Alexander J. DeNucci. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanApr 14
  528. 528528R Thanks to Garelick Farms for their generous donation, and appreciation of their emphasis on strong bodies building strong minds. Mayor Russell Order #19 scanApr 14
  529. 529529R Prepare resolution on the Public Service Program of the Phillips Brooks House Association, Inc. Mayor Russell Order #20Apr 14
  530. 530530R Resolution on the death of Julia K. (Carr) Sullivan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanApr 14
  531. 531531R Resolution on the death of Narciza Gouveia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanApr 14
  532. 532532R Belated happy birthday greetings to Anna T. Flaherty, mother of former State Representative Charles Flaherty, who turned ninety on February 6, 1997. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanApr 14
  533. 533533R Appreciation and congratulations to the Morse School Young Authors' Club for the creativity, hard work and generosity of this wonderful project. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, and Councillor Davis Order #25 scanApr 14
  534. 534534R Best wishes for a Happy Ninetieth Birthday to Isabella Halsted. Vice Mayor Born Order #26 scanApr 14
  535. 535535R Thanks to the United States Congress for moving the statue commemorating the suffragists and honoring the passage of the 19th Amendment to a prominent location. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanApr 14
  536. 536536R Encourage and support the Cambridge Tree Project in its application for an "Urban Forestry and Education" grant. Councillors Sullivan and Davis Order #28 scanApr 14
  537. 537537R Appreciation and congratulations to the Morse School Young Authors' Club for the creativity, hard work and generosity of this wonderful project. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, and Councillor Davis Order #29 scanApr 14
  538. 538538R Best wishes for a Happy Ninetieth Birthday to Isabella Halsted. Vice Mayor Born Order #30 scanApr 14
  539. 539539R Congratulations to Boston Globe columnist Eileen McNamara, a native of Cambridge, upon the occasion of her selection as a winner of the 1997 Pulitzer Prize. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #31 scanApr 14
  540. 540540R Friends of Eddie Shaw will hold a fundraiser in memory of Eddie Shaw on Friday, April 18, 1997 starting at 7:00 p.m. at Sgt. Ralph Ferracane V.F.W. Post 3273 at 59 First Street. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanApr 14
  541. 541541R Prepare resolution on the Internationalization of August 1st Emancipation Day sponsored by the Caribbean Historical Society. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanApr 14
  542. 542542R Open House for ACT, Academics for Changing Times, a program of young people becoming involved in their community to improve their neighborhoods. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanApr 14
  543. 543543R The Arthur D. Little Excellence in Science Awards will be held April 16, 1997 at the Arthur D. Little Corporate headquarters for the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Science Fair winners. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanApr 14
  544. 544544R Resolution on the death of McNeil K. Crichlow. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 14
  545. 545545R Congratulations to Bonny Carroll for representing The Parent's Forum at a conference to be held in Robot, Morocco. Councillor Triantafillou Order #39 scanApr 14
  546. 546546R Prepare resolution on the World Championship in WGI - Sport of the World Art Final. Mayor Russell Order #40 scanApr 14
  547. 547547R Urge citizens to participate in the Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Councillor Galluccio Order #43 scanApr 14
  548. 548548R Congratulations to Father Charles Collins, Pastor of St. John's the Evangelist Church, on his twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #44 scanApr 14
  549. 549549R Resolution on the death of Lillian M. (Cunha) Keplin. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #45 scanApr 14
  550. 550550R Prepare resolution welcoming the delegation from the Portuguese Catholic University of Oporto to St. Anthony's Parish on Saturday, April 26, 1997. Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanApr 14
  551. 551551R Congratulations to John O'Sullivan Francis, a member of the Cambridge Public Health Commission, who has been invited by Senator Diane Wilkerson to join a trade mission to the Eastern Cape Province, Republic of South Africa. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanApr 14
  552. 552552R Urge citizens to participate in the awards ceremony honoring the Cambridge Student Award Recipients of the Cambridge Human Rights Commission contest on "Fair Housing-Let's Make it Happen, Cambridge in the New Millennium" and the recipients of the City of Cambridge Fair Housing Committee "Innovations in Fair Housing Award." Mayor Russell Order #48 scanApr 14
  553. 553553R Urge citizens to participate in the Harvard Department of Athletics, in cooperation with the Harvard/Radcliffe Foundation for Women's Athletic's symposium at Harvard University. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanApr 14
  554. 554554R WHERE Magazine's 10th Annual Silver Plume Awards at The Bay Tower Room. Mayor Russell Order #50 scanApr 14
  555. 555555R Commend Detective Francis T. Boyle, Detective James Dwyer and Sergeant Detective Patrick Nagle and state police officers Ed Foster, Bob Manning and Sergeant Tom Sullivanfor their excellent police work in the case of the homeless teenage woman found murdered and burned in an abandoned trailer in East Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #51 scanApr 14
  556. 556556R Congratulations to the twenty-three volunteers and the students participating in The Literacy Project at the Lewis Room at the Central Square Library. Councillor Sullivan Order #52 scanApr 14
  557. 557557R Congratulations to the St. John's Color Guard Independent Class E Team for winning the Independent Class E World Championship in Phoenix, Arizona. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanApr 14
  558. 558558R Best wishes to Father Collins of St. John's Church for his run in the 1997 Boston Marathon. Councillor Sullivan Order #54 scanApr 14
  559. 559559R Applaud Director Jim Ares and the staff of the Cable Office for their outstanding performance. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanApr 14
  560. 560560R Urge all Cantabrigians who love dancing to contact the Dance Complex to sign up to be a "Celebrity Dancer" at the May 3, 1997 Dance Month Kick-off Party. Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanApr 14
  561. 561561R Thanks to Ted Littlefield, of Riverside Boat Club, for being a most valued and appreciated Magazine Beach denizen and hope that his example inspires others to be good citizens as well. Councillor Davis Order #61 scanApr 14
  562. 562562R Congratulations to the citizens involved in the second annual Magazine Beach clean-up on a great annual effort and urge anyone who can to pitch in. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanApr 14
  563. 563563R Best wishes to the Knights of Columbus Cambridge Council No. 74 on the occasion of its Annual Memorial Mass for deceased brothers. Councillor Sullivan Order #66 scanApr 14
  564. 564564R Congratulations to Greg Wilmore on his new book, Running In and Around Boston. Councillor Toomey Order #67 scanApr 14
  565. 565565R Prepare resolution congratulating the Longfellow School and its 7th and 8th grade on their annual science project exposition. Mayor Russell Order #68 scanApr 14
  566. 566566R Prepare resolution congratulating the Country's First Cheese Ripening Cave. Mayor Russell Order #69 scanApr 14
  567. 567567R Thanks to the Police Department for their quick and effecient response to a school bus accident on Thursday, April 10, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #70 scanApr 14
  568. 568568R Thanks and appreciation to Julia Perez for her hard work in securing a $2,000 grant for the benefit of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Crew Program. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #71 scanApr 14
  569. 569569R Congratulations to the Saint John's Production Color Guard on their magnificent performance at the World Championship competition. Mayor Russell Order #72 scanApr 14
  570. 570570R Congratulations to Carol Nolan on being the recipient of the 1996 Mildred Reid Award. Vice Mayor Born Order #76 scanApr 14
  571. 571571R Jobs for Bay State Graduates, Inc is holding its 17th Annual Career Development Conference on Tuesday, April 29, 1997 at the Hyatt Regency. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanApr 14
  572. 572572R Congratulations and best wishes to the Haggerty School Community on the celebration of its Second Annual Family Potluck evening on Friday, April 11, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #81 scanApr 14
  573. 573573R Best wishes to Charles Watson for a quick recovery and return to wellness. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #82 scanApr 14
  574. 574574R Welcome the Honorable Robert Dole, former President of the United States Senate on his visit to the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University on April 15, 1997. Councillor Duehay Order #83 scanApr 14
  575. 575575R Best wishes for wellness to Father Francis Ready, St. John the Evangelist Church. Mayor Russell Order #84 scanApr 14
  576. 576576R Best wishes for a delightful evening to the performers and audience of the Music Department's All-City Spring Music Concert. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #87 scanApr 14
  577. 577577R Resolution on the death of George Wald. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #88 scanApr 14
  578. 578578R Prepare resolution on the death of May Booth. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #89 scanApr 14
  579. 579579R Commend the Central Square Business Association for the First Annual Report of the Central Square Business Association. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanApr 14
  580. 580580R A Mother's Day Tribute sponsored by the Church of God of Prophecy on May 11, 1997 at the Howard Johnson's Hotel. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanApr 28
  581. 581581R Retirement of Judge Frederick Gilgun from Woburn District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanApr 28
  582. 582582R Tribute to Hubie Jones by the Massachusetts Senior Action Council, Inc. on May 12, 1997 at the Cambridge Senior Center. Mayor Russell Order #7 scanApr 28
  583. 583583R Prepare resolution congratulating Esther and Grainger Browning, Sr. on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanApr 28
  584. 584584R Prepare resolution congratulating Joey A. Everett and Tina Graham, daughter of former City Councillor and State Representative, Saundra Graham, on their recent engagement. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanApr 28
  585. 585585R Best wishes to Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci on the occasion of his eighty-second birthday on April 23, l997. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #10 scanApr 28
  586. 586586R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Bob Keating from the Public Works Department. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanApr 28
  587. 587587R Congratulations to Gary Murad on the occasion of his appointment to the New York Bar. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanApr 28
  588. 588588R Congratulations to Yerevan Sister Cities for another successful year of productive relationships. Mayor Russell Order #18 scanApr 28
  589. 589589R Prepare resolution on the "4th Annual Women's Health Day" on Saturday, May 10, 1997 at the Cambridge Senior Center. Mayor Russell Order #19 scanApr 28
  590. 590590R Congratulations to Ron Sudiko on leaving M.I.T. to become the Chief Executive Officer of the University of Massachusetts Foundation. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #20 scanApr 28
  591. 591591R Resolution on the death of James "Jim" Byrne. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #22 scanApr 28
  592. 592592R Resolution on the death of Charles J. Fanning. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galuccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #23 scanApr 28
  593. 593593R Resolution on the death of Alice R. Gavin. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanApr 28
  594. 594594R Resolution on programs to remember the Holocaust. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanApr 28
  595. 595595R Resolution on the death of Ellen F. Crawley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #26 scanApr 28
  596. 596596R Resolution on the death of Carlos Sergio Santos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #27 scanApr 28
  597. 597597R Resolution on the death of Palvora A. Barbuto. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #29 scanApr 28
  598. 598598R Resolution on the death of Stephanie Michelle Visconti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #30 scanApr 28
  599. 599599R Resolution on the death of Ellen E. Doherty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #31Apr 28
  600. 600600R Resolution on the death of Barbara Feroleto. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #32 scanApr 28
  601. 601601R Resolution on the death of Edward R. Morgan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #33 scanApr 28
  602. 602602R Resolution on the death of Rose M. Melanson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #34 scanApr 28
  603. 603603R Resolution on the death of Sarah M. Mason. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #35 scanApr 28
  604. 604604R Resolution on the death of Araxie Hintlian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #36 scanApr 28
  605. 605605R Resolution on the death of Teresa Largey-Otash. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership. Order #38 scanApr 28
  606. 606606R Resolution on the death of George P. Athanas. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership. Order #39 scanApr 28
  607. 607607R Resolution on the death of Florence M. A. Gay. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #40 scanApr 28
  608. 608608R Best wishes to Saint Anthony's Santo Cristo Feast. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanApr 28
  609. 609609R Opening of the On the Rise's Safe Haven at St. James' Episcopal Church. Councillor Sullivan Order #43 scanApr 28
  610. 610610R Resolution on the Municipal Recycling Award from Mass. Recycle. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanApr 28
  611. 611611R Resolution on the fourth annual Big Easy Auction to benefit Youville Lifecare. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanApr 28
  612. 612612R Congratulations to new appointees to the Board of Bar Overseers, Fellows of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation and Life Fellows of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation. Councillor Sullivan Order #47 scanApr 28
  613. 613613R Resolution on the death of Mildred Louise Vickers. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanApr 28
  614. 614614R Resolution on the fourth annual benefit performance being held by Jamnastics on May 9, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #52 scanApr 28
  615. 615615R Resolution on the E-Mail "Key-Pal" Project. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #53 scanApr 28
  616. 616616R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Dunn. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanApr 28
  617. 617617R Resolution on the death of George "Babe" Blake. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #56 scanApr 28
  618. 618618R Resolution on the death of Joseph Hickson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanApr 28
  619. 619619R Welcome MHM Counseling to the City and wish them many happy rewarding years. Mayor Russell Order #58 scanApr 28
  620. 620620R Congratulations to the Center for Family Connections as it celebrates its Second Anniversary at a Garden Party on Monday, May 19, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #59 scanApr 28
  621. 621621R Congratulations to the Muscular Dystrophy Association for all their efforts and encourage local participation and support in the Great Walk for Science. Mayor Russell Order #60 scanApr 28
  622. 622622R Resolution on the death of Ann R. (Concannon) Riley. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #61 scanApr 28
  623. 623623R Resolution on the death of Helen May Rose (Foster) Carroll. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #62 scanApr 28
  624. 624624R Resolution on the death of Barbara (Canavan) LaRose. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #63 scanApr 28
  625. 625625R Resolution on the retirement of Linda M. Steeves, First Assistant Clerk for Civil Remand, Cambridge District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #65 scanApr 28
  626. 626626R Thanks to Mary Eirich, the Assistant Principal of the Longfellow School and Artist David Fichter, a Cambridge resident whose murals are becoming cherished landmarks of our community. Vice Mayor Born Order #66 scanApr 28
  627. 627627R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth (Repass) Coulson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #68 scanApr 28
  628. 628628R Congratulations to the Dante Alighieri on the public presentation of a new statue of the great Italian poet, Dante Alighieri, which has been donated by Francis D. Privitera. Councillor Sullivan Order #69 scanApr 28
  629. 629629R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Chess Team for their recent victory and extends best wishes to the chess team on their upcoming National High School Chess Tournament to be held in Tennessee. Vice Mayor Born Order #71 scanApr 28
  630. 630630R Best wishes to Sarah Hemphill, Program Coordinator for the Health of the City Program, for continued professional success in her career as she tackles new challenges. Councillors Duehay and Davis Order #72 scanApr 28
  631. 631631R Resolution on the death of Helena M. (DeVasto) Riccio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #73 scanApr 28
  632. 632632R Prepare resolution on the death of Thomas H. D. Mahoney, former City Councillor, State Representative and former Secretary of Elder Affairs. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #74 scanApr 28
  633. 633633R Appreciation to the Police Department for their responsive ticketing of non-resident parking on Eighth Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #75 scanApr 28
  634. 634634R Appreciation to George Wilson, President of the East Cambridge Savings Bank for the donation of computers to the youth of our city. Councillor Toomey Order #81 scanApr 28
  635. 635635R Bid farewell to Deacon Winstin Swinton and his wife Eugenia Swinton, one of Cambridge's favorite couples, as they relocate to North Carolina. Councillor Reeves Order #82 scanApr 28
  636. 636636R Congratulations to the Benjamin Banneker School on the May 17, 1997 "Men and Women of Vision Gala." Councillor Reeves Order #83 scanApr 28
  637. 637637R Congratulations to the Margaret Hazel Missionary Society on last Saturday's Community Health Fair. Councillor Reeves Order #84 scanApr 28
  638. 638638R Happy 39th Anniversary to A.J. Spears and Artis Spears. Councillor Reeves Order #85 scanApr 28
  639. 639639R Congratulations to this years' recipients of the City's Outstanding Employee Award. Councillor Reeves Order #87 scanApr 28
  640. 640640R Congratulations to the Harvard University and the Arnold Arboretum on celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Arnold Arboretum. Mayor Russell Order #89 scanApr 28
  641. 641641R Third Annual Harvard Square Book Festival to promote books and literacy will take place on Sunday, May 18, 1997 at 3:00 p.m. at the Children's Area of the Festival on Holyoke Street. Mayor Russell Order #91 scanApr 28
  642. 642642R Congratulations to Just-A-Start on its ground-breaking event for 402 Rindge Avenue on May 21, 1997 at 11:00 a.m. Mayor Russell Order #92 scanApr 28
  643. 643643R Congratulations to all involved in the Second Annual Riverside Festival which will take place on Saturday, May 3, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #94 scanApr 28
  644. 644644R Congratulations to St. Anthony's Parish on having a banquet in favor of the Portuguese Catholic University. Mayor Russell Order #95 scanApr 28
  645. 645645R Resolution on Mother's Day. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanMay 5
  646. 646646R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bill Murray. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMay 5
  647. 647647R Congratulations to all individuals involved in the Cambridge School Volunteers (CSV) honoring its volunteers at the 1997 Annual Volunteer Recognition Event at the Harvard Faculty Club on Thursday, May 8, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanMay 5
  648. 648648R Congratulations to Rev. Lawrence Ward and the members of the Abundant Life Church on the name change celebration on Sunday, May 4, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanMay 5
  649. 649649R Best wishes to Governor William Weld on his new position of Ambassador to Mexico. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #5 scanMay 5
  650. 650650R Resolution on the death of Rocco Papaleo. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanMay 5
  651. 651651R Resolution on the death of Charles D. Keefe, Sr. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanMay 5
  652. 652652R Resolution on the death of Thomas W. Murphy, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanMay 5
  653. 653653R Resolution on the death of Father Francis Owen Hagerty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanMay 5
  654. 654654R Resolution on the death of Anna M. (Vetrano) Cross. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanMay 5
  655. 655655R Resolution on the death of Agnes L. (Rebello) Scannell. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanMay 5
  656. 656656R Congratulation to the B.E.L.L. Foundation on the occasion of receiving a 1997 President's Service Award and wish them continued success in their efforts to teach children to excel. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanMay 5
  657. 657657R Congratulations to The Honorable John J. Irwin, Jr. and Attorney Martin C. Foster for their important contributions to their profession and their community and extend its best wishes to the Middlesex County Bar Association on its Ninety Seventh Annual Banquet to be held on May 6, 1997. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #77 scanMay 5
  658. 658658R Congratulations to Deaconess Joyce Lee Smith from the Western Avenue Baptist Church on the special celebration of "Willing Workers Four Season Tea." Councillor Davis Order #17 scanMay 5
  659. 659659R Congratulations to Ben Affleck for his success in the film industry and wish him great success in his career. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanMay 5
  660. 660660R Congratulations to Matt Damon for his success in the film industry wish him great success in his career. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanMay 5
  661. 661661R The Valente Branch Library is sponsoring the thirteenth annual Rodgers Celebration on Wednesday, May 14, 1997. Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanMay 5
  662. 662662R Congratulations to the Saidnawey Family for their many years of hard work and community spirit. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanMay 5
  663. 663663R Declare Monday, May 12, 1997 as Massachusetts Senior Action Council Day in the City of Cambridge in recognition of our city's support for the work of the Massachusetts Senior Action Council. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanMay 5
  664. 664664R Congratulations to Dr. Selma Botman, wife of Senate President, Thomas Birmingham, on being honored at the 1997 Woman of the Year Reception of the Zonta Club of Chelsea. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanMay 5
  665. 665665R Proclaim May 15-21, 1997 as WHITE CANE WEEK in Cambridge and urge all citizens to support the work of the National Federation of the blind. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanMay 5
  666. 666666R Urge all Cantabrigians to participate in the Friends of the Cambridgeport School's "Arts in the Park" at Dana Park on Magazine Street on Saturday, May 10, 1997. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #25 scanMay 5
  667. 667667R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Chess Team A & B for coming in fourth place at the National Chess Tournament. Councillors Davis, Sullivan and Duehay Order #27 scanMay 5
  668. 668668R Resolution on the death of Alvaro M. Vieira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanMay 5
  669. 669669R Resolution on the death of Peter Ferranti. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanMay 5
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. (Coulter) Ferreira. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanMay 5
  671. 671671R Resolution on the death of Joanne C. (Marchioni) Pellegrini. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #32 scanMay 5
  672. 672672R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mary R. Mallett. Councillor Sullivan Order #35 scanMay 5
  673. 673673R Congratulations to all the recipients of this year's Environmentally Desirable Practices Committee awards, and encourage local support and participation. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanMay 5
  674. 674674R Prepare resolution welcoming the honorary degree recipients of Lesley College for 1997. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanMay 5
  675. 675675R Prepare resolution congratulating Just-A-Start Affordable Housing and Education/Job Training Programs on upcoming events and celebrations. Mayor Russell Order #39 scanMay 5
  676. 676676R Prepare resolution on the death of Louise Boch. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #40 scanMay 5
  677. 677677R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Dan O'Neill. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanMay 5
  678. 678678R Congratulations to the Longfellow School students who are involved in the exchange program with Las Palmas Academy in Caquas, Puerto Rico. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanMay 5
  679. 679679R Congratulations to Mayor Russell and Mr. Wilson for being honored with the "Good Scout Award." Vice Mayor Born Order #43 scanMay 5
  680. 680680R Appreciation to Patrol Officer James R. Lyons for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanMay 5
  681. 681681R Thank the Public Works crew and others who are responsible for maintaining Russell Field so well. Councillor Davis Order #48 scanMay 5
  682. 682682R The Tot Lot will celebrate "An Evening with Old Friends and New" on Saturday, May 31, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanMay 5
  683. 683683R Appreciation to Patrol Officer Paul J. White for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wish him happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #51 scanMay 5
  684. 684684R Congratulations to Jack and Mary Casey on the occasion of their Fifty-Sixth Wedding Anniversary on April 26, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanMay 5
  685. 685685R Appreciation for the dedication to duty displayed by Bernard M. Hicks and wish much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #53 scanMay 5
  686. 686686R Congratulations to Lieutenant Governor Paul Cellucci as he assumes the duties of Governor when Governor Weld assumes his duties as United States Ambassador to Mexico. Councillor Reeves Order #55 scanMay 5
  687. 687687R Congratulations to the talented young artists of CRLS for their work and urge all Cantabrigians to view this terrific exhibit brightening the walls of the lobby of City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #59 scanMay 5
  688. 688688R Congratulations to Cybersmith on Launching Cambridge into cyberspace at its interactive reception celebrating the addition of Cambridge to its family of on-line communities. ayor Russell Order #74 scanMay 5
  689. 689689R Congratulations to Donovan Brown, a graduate of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, who will graduate on May 18, 1997 from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanMay 5
  690. 690690R Congratulations to Van Troung Le, former Assistant in the Mayor's Office, upon his graduation this month from Northeastern Law School and will join the law firm of Ropes and Gray as an Associate. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanMay 5
  691. 691691R Congratulations to Sanjiv Singh, former Assistant in the Mayor's Office, upon his graduation from UCLA School and will begin medical school at UCLA this fall. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanMay 5
  692. 692692R Congratulations to Ron Suduiko, Senate President Birmingham, John O'Brien and Senator Havern on their Twenty-Fifth Harvard Reunion, June 1 - 6, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanMay 5
  693. 693693R Congratulations to Dr. Cheryl Townsend-Gilkes as she receives an award from the National Counsel of Negro Women, Inc. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanMay 5
  694. 694694R Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ince on their marriage on Saturday, April 26, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanMay 5
  695. 695695R Congratulations to all neighbors and residents who assisted the Riverside Fair and Celebration on Saturday, May 3, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanMay 5
  696. 696696R Gratitude for the dedicated service to the Cambridge Housing Authority performed by Judith L. Johnson and best wishes for a happy and healthy retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #69 scanMay 5
  697. 697697R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Superintendent Mary Lou McGrath after forty years in the Cambridge Public School system. Mayor Russell Order #70 scanMay 5
  698. 698698R Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to preserve trees in Cambridge during the recent storm. Mayor Russell Order #73 scanMay 5
  699. 699699R Wish a belated forty-ninth birthday to a life-long Cantabrigian. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanMay 12
  700. 700700R Congratulations to Michael Hynes, Patrick Breen and Matthew McCarthy on the occasion of the grand opening of their new Irish Pub "Paddy Burke's" in Boston. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanMay 12
  701. 701701R Congratulations to the employees of the Public Works Department who are the recipients of the Employee Recognition Awards. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanMay 12
  702. 702702R Best wishes to the Public Works Department on their Annual Picnic to be held on Wednesday, May 21, 1997. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanMay 12
  703. 703703R Prepare resolution honoring the members of the Harvard University Internship Program. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanMay 12
  704. 704704R Prepare resolution on the death of Abraham Katz, the founder of EMF in Cambridge. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #12 scanMay 12
  705. 705705R Commemoration of the late Edward O. Gourdin, graduate of Cambridge Latin High School and first African American Supreme Court justice, on the occasion of the unveiling of his portrait in the Great Hall of the Old Suffolk Courthouse. Councillor Galluccio Order #13 scanMay 12
  706. 706706R Resolution on the First Annual Cambridge Preservation Awards Program. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #14 scanMay 12
  707. 707707R Resolution on the MIT Community Service Fund. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanMay 12
  708. 708708R Prepare resolution wishing Paul Trane good luck in his endeavors as he leaves his position as Director of Communications of the city of Somerville. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanMay 12
  709. 709709R Resolution on the death of Michael A. Alfano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanMay 12
  710. 710710R Resolution on the death of Marie (McKinnon) Sheehan. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanMay 12
  711. 711711R Resolution on the death of Edward Chester Tarr Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 12
  712. 712712R Resolution on the death of George T. Young. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 12
  713. 713713R Resolution on the death of Maxine (Fowler) Moore. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 12
  714. 714714R Resolution on the death of Eleanor (Vandine) Turner. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanMay 12
  715. 715715R Resolution on the death of Daniel H. Kelly. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanMay 12
  716. 716716R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. (McCourt) McNamara. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanMay 12
  717. 717717R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Michelle Quinlan from the Human Services. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanMay 12
  718. 718718R Thanks to Patrol Officer Weaver for his responsive ticketing of non-resident parking along Eighth Street for the past two weekends. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanMay 12
  719. 719719R Congratulations to Cambridge-Somerville Elder Services for twenty-five years of services to older persons. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanMay 12
  720. 720720R Prepare resolution on the VFW Ferracane Post Installation of Officers on May 31, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanMay 12
  721. 721721R Gratitude to Anthony Apicella for his service to the children, school and community of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanMay 12
  722. 722722R Urge all citizens to join in the celebration of the CRLS SpringConcert on Wednesday, May 14, 1997. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #31 scanMay 12
  723. 723723R Congratulations to Joseph E. Connarton on his appointment as Deputy Executive Director of the Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commssion. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #33 scanMay 12
  724. 724724R Congratulations to U.S. Department of Transportation on their Thirtieth Anniversary at the Volpe National Transportation System Center in Cambridge on May 19, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanMay 12
  725. 725725R Congratulations and best wishes on Reverend and Mrs. Greene's 40th Wedding Anniversary, and wish for them continued health and happiness in the future. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanMay 12
  726. 726726R Congratulations to **Dorothy Gatherwright and Leslie Wood** for their public service to the homeless via Project Manna at Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanMay 12
  727. 727727R The Area Four Crime Task Force Eighth Annual "**Drug Free Community Fair**" on May 17, 1997 at Sennott Park. Vice Mayor Born Order #39 scanMay 12
  728. 728728R Congratulations to the Cambridge Public Library on the occasion of its one second-place and its three first-place awards from the Massachusetts Library Association. Vice Mayor Born Order #40 scanMay 12
  729. 729729R Prepare resolution on the Sixth Annual YWCA "Breaking the Silence Conference," to be held on Saturday, October 25, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanMay 12
  730. 730730R Congratulations to the Water Department for winning the "1997 Best Water System Award for the Best Very Large Community System." Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanMay 12
  731. 731731R Urge citizens to participate in the "Run for a Cure Road Race" which will take place on May 12, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #44 scanMay 12
  732. 732732R Resolution on the death of **Mary C. (Sullivan) Dunleavy**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanMay 12
  733. 733733R Congratulations to the Water Department for winning the "1997 EPA Consumer Awareness Awards for the Best Large System." Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanMay 12
  734. 734734R Resolution on the death of Marion C. (Kelley) Hederman. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #47 scanMay 12
  735. 735735R Congratulations to the Water Department for winning the "DEP Source Protection Award for Best Surface Water System." Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanMay 12
  736. 736736R Congratulations to Cambridge Carnival International, Inc. on Carnival "97 which will be held on Saturday, August 9, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMay 12
  737. 737737R Resolution on the Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the Lusitania Club in Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #51 scanMay 12
  738. 738738R Resolution on the Ninetieth Anniversary celebration of the Massasoit Lodge #129, I.B.P.O.E.W. to be held August 20-24, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #55 scanMay 12
  739. 739739R The Cambridge Arts Council's Gallery 57 is hosting a reception celebrating the exhibition of contemporary art from Brazil. Mayor Russell Order #56 scanMay 12
  740. 740740R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of the opening of the Cambridge Farmer's Market on May 9, 1997 and its regular Monday hours 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. beginning on May 19, 1997. Vice Mayor Born Order #58 scanMay 12
  741. 741741R Congratulations to Gus Rancatore on opening a new Toscanini's ice cream emporium in Harvard Square where bagels will also be served. Councillor Davis Order #59 scanMay 12
  742. 742742R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Fortieth Anniversary Dinner of Cambridge Peace Action on Sunday, May 11, 1997 at the First Congregational Church. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanMay 12
  743. 743743R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the AIDS Walk on June 1, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanMay 12
  744. 744744R Congratulations to Manigo Designs as it presents a special fundraiser on Sunday, June1, 1997 for the Food for Free Committee, Inc. and the Cambridge Community Center Adult Program. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanMay 12
  745. 745745R Appreciation to Karen MacDonald for her tireless work to help bring about the fruition of the Frisoli Youth Center. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanMay 19
  746. 746746R Best wishes to John "Barney" Bashas on the occasion of his Eighty-Fifth Birthday. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanMay 19
  747. 747747R Congratulations on a special occasion. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMay 19
  748. 748748R Thanks to the Heightsmen of Arlington who, every year, donate money to the Cambridge Music Department for music scholarships. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanMay 19
  749. 749749R Belated Fiftieth Birthday wishes to Paul Prockett. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanMay 19
  750. 750750R Get well wishes for a speedy recovery to Cal Kantor, Sr. Councillor Galluccio Order #8 scanMay 19
  751. 751751R Proclaim the twentieth of June to the twenty-second of June, 1997 to be Special Olympics Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #10 scanMay 19
  752. 752752R Wish Laura Ross a very, very special Happy Birthday. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanMay 19
  753. 753753R Happy Fifth Birthday wishes to Mary Bettina Albano. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanMay 19
  754. 754754R Congratulations to Kevin M. Burns for receiving the "Eagle Scout Court of Honor" from Troop 45. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanMay 19
  755. 755755R Congratulations to Joseph M. Henley on being awarded the "Eagle Scout Award" by Troop 56 of the Boy Scouts of America. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanMay 19
  756. 756756R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to John Rocca, Commander of the Mt. Auburn V.F.W.. Councillor Galluccio Order #18 scanMay 19
  757. 757757R Resolution on the death of Allan F. Ward. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #20 scanMay 19
  758. 758758R Resolution on the death of Harry Coggan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanMay 19
  759. 759759R Resolution on the death of Anthony Simeone. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 19
  760. 760760R Resolution on the death of Helen E. (O'Leary) Capobianco. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanMay 19
  761. 761761R Resolution on the death of William J. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanMay 19
  762. 762762R Resolution on the death of Eleanor A. (Antonis) Silipigni. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanMay 19
  763. 763763R Resolution on the death of Laura M. (Shine) Roth. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanMay 19
  764. 764764R Resolution on the death of Margaret "Peggy" (Doherty) Lawson. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #28 scanMay 19
  765. 765765R Resolution on the death of Leopold J. Cote. Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and entire membership Order #29 scanMay 19
  766. 766766R Congratulations to Joseph O'Donnell on the dedication of the field formerly known as "Soldiers Field" to the "O'Donnell Field." Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanMay 19
  767. 767767R Congratulations to the Kennedy School Girls' Basketball Team and the Fletcher School Boys' Basketball Team for winning the SchoolWide Intramural Championship. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanMay 19
  768. 768768R Commend Keith Nunn for his quick action and knowledge in helping the victim of a violent crime which occurred at the Agneta Basketball Court and increase police patrols in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanMay 19
  769. 769769R Prepare resolution on Memorial Day. Councillor Triantafillou and Mayor Russell Order #39 scanMay 19
  770. 770770R Resolution on the death of Ernie F. Fields, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanMay 19
  771. 771771R Resolution on the death of John F. Lopes. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #41 scanMay 19
  772. 772772R Congratulations to Jody Adams on receiving the "Perrier-Jouet Best Chef Award: Northeast." Councillor Toomey Order #42 scanMay 19
  773. 773773R Congratulations to Joe Sullivan on being elected to the Massachusetts Teachers Association Board. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #48 scanMay 19
  774. 774774R Congratulations on the Thirty-fifth Anniversary of the Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute at Radcliffe College. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanMay 19
  775. 775775R Congratulations to Carol Bonomo Albright for her outstanding work as editor of the "Italian Americana," and urging all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of this magazine. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanMay 19
  776. 776776R Resolution on the death of Joseph "Walter" Guffey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanMay 19
  777. 777777R Resolution on the death of Anna M. (Maddalo) Duva. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanMay 19
  778. 778778R Resolution on the death of Mildred A. (Eaton) Bacon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 19
  779. 779779R Urge Postmaster Carbonneau to find a way to return Mail Carrier Stephen Johnson to the route of the Cambridge residents who have demonstrated how important he is to them. Councillor Toomey Order #58 scanMay 19
  780. 780780R Congratulations to Jamie Ann Sabino on being a recipient of the Boston Bar Association's Thurgood Marshall Award. Councillor Triantafillou Order #59 scanMay 19
  781. 781781R Congratulations to Rochelle Blackmon as she graduates from Virginia State University with a Bachelors degree in Marketing. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanMay 19
  782. 782782R Special welcome to General Colin Powell as he comes to lead the Centenary celebration of the Massachusetts 54th Infantry, a Civil War unit of African American Union soldiers from Boston/Cambridge and throughout the Commonwealth. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanMay 19
  783. 783783R Best wishes for a Happy 53rd Anniversary to Barbara and Errold Corbin as they celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary on May 15, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanMay 19
  784. 784784R Congratulations to LeRoy Attles, Jr. and Margot Ford as they join together in Holy Matrimony on July 5, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanMay 19
  785. 785785R Congratulations to April English as she graduates from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanMay 19
  786. 786786R Congratulations to Malaika Faraja Moses as she graduates from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanMay 19
  787. 787787R Condolences to De Anna Battle and family on the death of her mother Madge Haynes. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #68 scanMay 19
  788. 788788R Best wishes for a Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Edith and William Ira Ewing. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanMay 19
  789. 789789R Prepare resolution welcoming the United Pentecostal Council of the Assemblies of God Inc. to Cambridge for their 78th Annual National Convention in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #70 scanMay 19
  790. 790790R Congratulations to the American Immigration Lawyers Association's ("AILA") first National "Celebrate America" essay contest. Mayor Russell Order #77 scanMay 19
  791. 791791R Urge all women to participate in the Mini Woman's Sports Day which will culminate "The Year of the Young Woman" with all fifth grade girls throughout the City. Mayor Russell and Councillor Davis Order #78 scanMay 19
  792. 792792R Congratulations to the Say Yes to Education Students. Mayor Russell Order #79 scanMay 19
  793. 793793R Prepare resolution welcoming The Nazarene Silvertones of Barbados to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #80 scanMay 19
  794. 794794R Resolution on the death of James F. Waldron. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #83 scanMay 19
  795. 795795R Resolution on the death of Louise G. (Lydon) Crane. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #84 scanMay 19
  796. 796796R Encourage citizens to participate in National Bicycle Week, May 19-25, 1997. Councillors Davis, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #87 scanMay 19
  797. 797797R Congratulations to the organizers of the Irish Famine Memorial Dinner on June 25th at the Hyatt Regency and urge all citizens to support this worthy cause. Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay and Triantafillou Order #91 scanMay 19
  798. 798798R Thanks to the Area Four Crime Task Force on their Drug Free Community Fair held on Saturday, May 17, 1997. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Davis and Triantafillou Order #94 scanMay 19
  799. 799799R Congratulations to Spencer Hicks and his crew for providing a "Divine Evening" fundraiser for the purpose of awarding scholarships to CRLS graduates. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #95 scanMay 19
  800. 800800R Urge citizens to participate in the 13th Annual CHA Workforce Unemployment Prevention Program and Award Ceremony to be held on June 11, 1997 at Millers River Apartments at 6:00 p.m. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Toomey Order #96 scanMay 19
  801. 801801R Condolences to the family of Eric Lowe, longtime Cantabrigian and father of Paul Lowe of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillors Reeves, Toomey, Sullivan, Davis, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #97 scanMay 19
  802. 802802R Congratulations to Flora Sills, formerly the florist in the Harvest Co-op Arcade who after such great service in Central Square will be moving on to a larger loft space. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #99 scanMay 19
  803. 803803R Congratulations to Domenic Salemme on his graduation from Suffolk University. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #100 scanMay 19
  804. 804804R Congratulations for a surprise fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #101 scanMay 19
  805. 805805R Best wishes for a special Happy Birthday greeting. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #102 scanMay 19
  806. 806806R Special welcome to the City of Cambridge. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Sullivan Order #103 scanMay 19
  807. 807807R Best wishes to Elizabeth Epstein as she leaves the City of Cambridge. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou Order #104 scanMay 19
  808. 808808R Congratulations to the Cambridge High and Latin School Class of 1947 on their 50th Reunion to be held in the fall. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #105 scanMay 19
  809. 809809R Best wishes to the Cambridge Volleyball Association as they compete in the Boston Beantown Classic. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #107 scanMay 19
  810. 810810R Congratulations to the five music groups from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School who competed in the Great East Music Festival and received three gold medals and two silver medals. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan and Toomey Order #108 scanMay 19
  811. 811811R Resolution on the death of Isabelle A. (Finneran) Hegarty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #109 scanMay 19
  812. 812812R Resolution on the death of Miriam Urquhart. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #110 scanMay 19
  813. 813813R Congratulations and best wishes to **Gerald J. Morrissey, Jr.** on his appointment as Commissioner of the Department of Mental Retardation for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #111 scanMay 19
  814. 814814R Congratulations to the CHLS Class of 1935 on their 62nd reunion to be held on June 1, 1997 at the Sheraton Commander. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #88 scanMay 19
  815. 815815R Resolution on the death of **Eugene L. O'Connor**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanJun 2
  816. 816816R 1997 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Resolution. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #2 scanJun 2
  817. 817817R Resolution on the death of **James J. Boyle**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanJun 2
  818. 818818R Resolution on the death of **Lucy (Hunter) Haley**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanJun 2
  819. 819819R Resolution on the death of **Charles Marckini**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanJun 2
  820. 820820R Commend the Cambridge Fire Department for the great job fighting the fire at the Mayflower Poultry Company on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanJun 2
  821. 821821R Resolution on the death of **Eric LeRoy Lowe**. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanJun 2
  822. 822822R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Billy Megan who has undergone a triple bypass operation. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanJun 2
  823. 823823R Congratulations to Fran and Sue Scalese on the occasion of their Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanJun 2
  824. 824824R Congratulations to Kenny Jackson on obtaining his GED and best wishes to him as he attends Bunker Hill Community College. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanJun 2
  825. 825825R Congratulations to five Cambridge companies who made the 1997 Globe 100 list of the top publicly held Massachusetts companies. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanJun 2
  826. 826826R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls Tennis Team and their coach on winning the Greater Boston League Championship. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #17 scanJun 2
  827. 827827R Congratulations to the Area 4 Youth Center seventh and eighth grade basketball team and their coaches on their first place championship in this year's KFC May Madness Tournament. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanJun 2
  828. 828828R Best wishes for many years of enjoyment to Brian Monette and Joan Harris in their newly reestablished mother and son relationship. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanJun 2
  829. 829829R Appreciation to Michael O'Shea for the very special Memorial Day flag he made in honor of the men and women of the Armed Services. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #20 scanJun 2
  830. 830830R Congratulations to teachers Christine Cantone and Katie Mahoney for adding drama, festivity and playfulness to the lesson that where you find Q, you will find U, and to the overall teaching of language to children. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanJun 2
  831. 831831R The Cambridge Tree Project has scheduled a number of neighborhood tree walks with the Cambridge City Arborist and urban foresters. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanJun 2
  832. 832832R June 13, 1997 is Cab Driver Appreciation Day in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 scanJun 2
  833. 833833R Appreciation to the Cambridge Boy Scouts for their assistance to the Department of Veteran's Services in erecting flags at the Cambridge Cemetery over Memorial Day weekend. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanJun 2
  834. 834834R Resolution on the death of Adolph E. Pieciul. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 2
  835. 835835R Best wishes to the Newtowne Court/Washington Elms Tenant Council for its Annual Multi-Cultural Happening. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanJun 2
  836. 836836R Congratulations and best wishes to James Ares on the occasion of his exciting new job, we will miss him. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #28 scanJun 2
  837. 837837R Congratulations and best wishes to Councillor Michael A. Sullivan and Denise Morris on the occasion of their engagement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 2
  838. 838838R Resolution on the death of Emily B. (Barron) Lewis. Councillors Reeves and entire membership Order #30 scanJun 2
  839. 839839R Congratulations to the Grolier Poetry Book Shop on celebrating its Seventieth Anniverary with a Poetry Fest with readings, food and musical entertainment. Vice Mayor Born Order #31 scanJun 2
  840. 840840R Prepare resolution on the Hoops and Health Basketball Tournament to be held at Hoyt Field on June 7, 1997. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanJun 2
  841. 841841R Resolution on the death of Mary E. "Stevie" (Steeves) Sheehan. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #33 scanJun 2
  842. 842842R Congratulations to Max McMahon on receiving the Golden Youth Make A Difference award for his work this spring in organizing students to rebuild a church destroyed in the recent burnings of Black churches and for his work with homeless and impoverished people at the Boston Common and a Boston soup kitchen. Vice Mayor Born Order #34 scanJun 2
  843. 843843R Resolution on the death of Theresa M. (Cherico) Tetiva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJun 2
  844. 844844R Resolution on the death of Walter W. Hilliard. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanJun 2
  845. 845845R Resolution on the death of Phyllis C. (Farese) Weed. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #38 scanJun 2
  846. 846846R Prepare resolution on the celebration of the Cambridge Montessori School elementary building. Mayor Russell Order #41 scanJun 2
  847. 847847R Congratulations to Sam Osceola on being chosen for the New England Mariners Junior Olympic Baseball Team and best wishes for a triumphant season. Vice Mayor Born Order #44 scanJun 2
  848. 848848R Congratulations to the six outstanding Massachusetts women, two of them Cambridge residents; to be honored on June 12, 1997 by the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus at its Tenth Annual Tribute to Abigail Adams. Vice Mayor Born Order #45 scanJun 2
  849. 849849R Recognition of the Official Opening of the Cambridge-Ellis School. Councillor Triantafillou Order #49 scanJun 2
  850. 850850R Congratulations to the recipients of the 1997 East Cambridge Scholarship Awards and the ninth anniversary of the East Cambridge Scholarship Fund. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanJun 2
  851. 851851R Special One Hundredth Birthday greeting. Councillor Galluccio Order #88 scanJun 2
  852. 852852R Resolution on the death of L. Warren DeSaulnier. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #55 scanJun 2
  853. 853853R Cambridge Community Chorus' Spring Concert on Sunday, June 1, 1997 at the First Congregational Church. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #56 scanJun 2
  854. 854854R Congratulations to the Marsh Post No. 442 of the American Legion on the occasion of its Installation of Officers on August 23, 1997 at Gerry's Landing. Councillor Sullivan Order #57 scanJun 2
  855. 855855R Congratulations and best wishes to the Cambridge Montessori School in its new Elementary Building. Mayor Russell Order #58 scanJun 2
  856. 856856R Congratulations to Michelle Vera and Derek Rodrigues on the birth of their twins Jamie Ann and Derek Tracy Rodrigues on Tuesday, May 27, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #59 scanJun 2
  857. 857857R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Volleyball Team on winning the Eastern Alliance Championship. Councillor Toomey Order #60 scanJun 2
  858. 858858R "Moonlight Serenade" by the Boston Philanthropic Foundation on June 6, 1997 at the Cambridge Center Marriott. Councillor Toomey Order #61 scanJun 2
  859. 859859R Resolution on the death of Mildred G. (England) Ryan-Rotunno. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #63 scanJun 2
  860. 860860R Resolution on the death of Anthony V. DeLeo, Ph.D. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #64 scanJun 2
  861. 861861R Resolution on the death of Mary Grace (Farina) Sances. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #65 scanJun 2
  862. 862862R Commemoration of the Annual Cambridge Firefighter's Sunday to be held on June 8, 1997 at the Cambridge Cemetery. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #6 scanJun 2
  863. 863863R Welcome Madeline Albright to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanJun 2
  864. 864864R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Class of 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanJun 2
  865. 865865R Prepare a suitable resolution on a Surprise Fortieth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #75 scanJun 2
  866. 866866R Prepare resolution congratulating Cambridge District Court Judge Marie Jackson being appointed Presiding Justice of Woburn District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order #77 scanJun 2
  867. 867867R Congratulations to Paul Sullivan for being named the New England Coach of the Year by the New England Baseball Umpire Association. Councillor Galluccio Order #79 scanJun 2
  868. 868868R Appreciation to Hunneman & Co./Coldwell Banker for its exciting and inspiring new initiative to plant fourteen new trees a year in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #80 scanJun 2
  869. 869869R Congratulations to Mary Moriarty on her 101st Birthday on Sunday, June 1, 1997. Councillor Galluccio Order #81 scanJun 2
  870. 870870R Resolution on the Youth Peace and Justice Corps of 1997 on Saturday, May 31, 1997 at First Baptist Church. Councillor Duehay Order #2 scanJun 9
  871. 871871R Congratulations to Lissa Galluccio on her scholarship and acceptance to the Ph.D. program in Psychology at Rutgers University. Vice Mayor Born Order #5 scanJun 9
  872. 872872R Congratulations to Matthew Born and Jennifer Jameson on the occasion of their marriage this Saturday, June 7, 1997. Councillor Galluccio Order #6 scanJun 9
  873. 873873R Congratulations to the W.E.B. DuBois Academy Rites of Passage celebration and urge all citizens to be cognizant of and join in this celebration. Councillor Reeves Order #11 scanJun 9
  874. 874874R The fifth annual Cambridge First Day at MIT - an annual occasion established by MIT to honor the Cambridge business community and to celebrate the vital economic partnerships in the City will be held on June 10, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanJun 9
  875. 875875R Congratulations to the MIT Educational Talent Search Program (ETS), a federally funded educational outreach program which provides academic, college and career advising to students in grades 6-12 in Cambridge and Somerville. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanJun 9
  876. 876876R Congratulations and best wishes for success to Eric Preusser on the new release of his double disc CD entitled "Keys to the City." Councillor Reeves Order #21 scanJun 9
  877. 877877R Resolution on the death of Albert J. Cyr. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanJun 9
  878. 878878R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth C. (Daly) Winn. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 9
  879. 879879R Thanks to the members of the Department of Public Works for their fine work performed in preparing the cemetery for the City's Memorial Day Service. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanJun 9
  880. 880880R Congratulations to Barbara Cashman for her twenty-five years of dedicated service to Harvard University. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanJun 9
  881. 881881R Congratulations to Judge Roderick Ireland on his appointment to the Supreme Judicial Court. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #26 scanJun 9
  882. 882882R Resolution on the death of Giovanna R. (Colantuono) Biasella. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 9
  883. 883883R Resolution on the death of Barbara (Betts) Jones. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #28 scanJun 9
  884. 884884R Resolution on the death of Samuel B. Lowe, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 9
  885. 885885R Resolution on the death of Carrie (Manuel) Pease. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanJun 9
  886. 886886R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Richard Coffman. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanJun 9
  887. 887887R Prepare resolution on the East Cambridge Little League Dance. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanJun 9
  888. 888888R Resolution on the death of Josephine E. (Mahoney) Doran. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #33 scanJun 9
  889. 889889R Congratulations to Frances and George Stanizzi on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanJun 9
  890. 890890R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. Jayes. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #36 scanJun 9
  891. 891891R Best wishes for success to the Portuguese American Civic League for the Feast of the Holy Ghost to be held on July 11, 12 and 13, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanJun 9
  892. 892892R Congratulations to Manuel Rogers of Boston Duck Tours on receiving the "Small Business Person of the Year" award from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanJun 9
  893. 893893R Congratulations to Holli J. Grondin on her graduation from the Bryman Institute as a certified medical assistant. Councillor Toomey Order #51 scanJun 9
  894. 894894R Prepare resolution celebrating the Irish Immigration Center's "On Your Bike - Cycle Ireland" event, a cycling trip to the West of Ireland which will be bascd in Galway, Cambridge's Irish Sister-City. Mayor Russell Order #54 scanJun 9
  895. 895895R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys Volleyball team on their first victory in their state title defense. Councillor Galluccio Order #55 scanJun 9
  896. 896896R Congratulations and good luck to Maria Ferri, the Apprenticeship Specialist at C.R.L.S., for her entrance into the Conant Fellowship Program. Councillor Galluccio Order #57 scanJun 9
  897. 897897R Congratulations to the Five Falcon CRLS Girls on the Track Team who were selected as GBL All Stars. Councillor Galluccio Order #58 scanJun 9
  898. 898898R Congratulations to John Brosnahan, III for receiving his Masters in Finance at Suffolk University and to his sister Debra Brosnahan on her graduation from Boston College. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanJun 9
  899. 899899R Congratulations to Eddie Wright and best wishes for a very Happy Fiftieth Birthday. Councillor Galluccio Order #60 scanJun 9
  900. 900900R Congratulations to the CRLS Boys Track Team who finished fifth place in the Eastern Massachusetts Class A meet held at Boston College; and to the ten boys from the Falcon Boys Track Team who have been selected GBL All Stars. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanJun 9
  901. 901901R Appreciation to Mark Erlich for his five years of service at the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local Union No. 40 and wish him the best of luck in his new position. Mayor Russell Order #63 scanJun 9
  902. 902902R Prepare resolution on the resignation of Rick Chasse, Youth Minister at St. Peter's Parish, Cambridge, and wish him the best of luck in his new position in Malden. Mayor Russell Order #64 scanJun 9
  903. 903903R Happy Birthday wishes to Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio as he reaches the Big "30" this month. Councillor Sullivan Order #65 scanJun 9
  904. 904904R Congratulations to Steve's Greek Cuisine on their grand opening to be held on June 19, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. at 1172 Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #66 scanJun 9
  905. 905905R Encourage Cantabrigians to take advantage of the Varsity Crew Program, which will be offering youth rowing classes in addition to the normal program of classes. Vice Mayor Born Order #67 scanJun 9
  906. 906906R Commendation to Cheryl Alavi, the Food and Beverage Director at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #1 scanJun 16
  907. 907907R Congratulations to the Cambridge Firefighters on the unveiling of their beautiful monument. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanJun 16
  908. 908908R Resolution on the death of Anna (Gallagher) Goodwin. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanJun 16
  909. 909909R Resolution on the death of Ann E. (McCafferty) Heller. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanJun 16
  910. 910910R Resolution on the death of Frank C. Cotter. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanJun 16
  911. 911911R Resolution on the death of Patrick Spinetto. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanJun 16
  912. 912912R Resolution on the death of Gemma I. (Carlo) Weilandt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanJun 16
  913. 913913R Best wishes to the St. Anthony's Community for the procession of the Patron Saint Anthony to be held on June 15, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanJun 16
  914. 914914R Best wishes to Mark Mahoney on his retirement. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanJun 16
  915. 915915R Congratulations to Mary and John Norton on their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on June 21, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanJun 16
  916. 916916R Happy First Birthday to Eugene Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanJun 16
  917. 917917R Best wishes for a special Happy Birthday to Zelma O. Evelyn. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanJun 16
  918. 918918R Congratulations to Joe Power, the incoming Business Manager of Carpenter's Local #40. Councillor Reeves Order #16 scanJun 16
  919. 919919R Congratulations to Jason Fernandez as he enters Boston College to pursue computer science and ultimately medicine. Councillor Reeves Order #17 scanJun 16
  920. 920920R Encourage all Central Square area residents to attend "Envision" at the Central Square Senior Center. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanJun 16
  921. 921921R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the ground breaking for the Morse School renovations on Wednesday, June 18, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanJun 16
  922. 922922R Appreciation to Dr. Paul Gray during his tenure as the Chair of the Corporation of M.I.T. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanJun 16
  923. 923923R Congratulations to Vanessa del Valle Broussard on being the recipient of the Richard J. Phelps Scholar-Athlete Scholarship. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanJun 16
  924. 924924R Resolution on the death of William F. Lawless. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanJun 16
  925. 925925R Congratulations on the new Middlesex Court Childcare Center in Cambridge on June 23, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #26 scanJun 16
  926. 926926R Congratulations to the Paine Park Neighbors on their Third Annual Party that brought together park users and neighbors of all ages to celebrate the park and to build community. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanJun 16
  927. 927927R Congratulations to Lisa Pacheco for her accomplishment of being ranked the second highest on her softball team. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanJun 16
  928. 928928R Commend the Cambridge Police Department for their excellent work in apprehending an armed robber who robbed the East Cambridge Savings Bank on Canal Street. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanJun 16
  929. 929929R Congratulations to Henri A. Termeer, Chief Executive Officer of Genzyme Corporation in Cambridge for being awarded the "Humanitarian of the Year Award." Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanJun 16
  930. 930930R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony of the Union Square Family Health facility on Thursday, June 19, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanJun 16
  931. 931931R Commend Mike Story for his quick thinking in saving the house of his neighbor from burning to the ground. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanJun 16
  932. 932932R Best wishes to all fathers in the City of Cambridge and everywhere on Father's Day. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanJun 16
  933. 933933R Congratulations to Ann Tennis on her graduation from Northeastern University where she obtained an Associates Degree in Business and was also on the Dean's List. Councillor Galluccio Order #45 scanJun 16
  934. 934934R Thanks to the Lingos Family and the Best Western Homestead Inn for their generosity toward the M.E. Fitzgerald School. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanJun 16
  935. 935935R Congratulations to the Cambridge Housing Authority as they break ground to begin the modernization of Corcoran Park on Thursday, June 26, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #48 scanJun 16
  936. 936936R Congratulations to the management of Just-A-Start Corporation, the staff and the class of "the Futures for Young Parents" Program whose graduation will be held on June 26, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanJun 16
  937. 937937R Resolution on the death of John A. "Jack" Lahive, Jr., Esquire. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #1 scanJun 23
  938. 938938R Resolution on the death of William J. Shallow. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanJun 23
  939. 939939R Congratulations to the Cambridge Police Department on the receipt of a $45,000 grant for equipment. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanJun 23
  940. 940940R Congratulations to Councillor and Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. on being named "Legislator of the Year" by The Massachusetts Police Association. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanJun 23
  941. 941941R Resolution on the death of Janice Miller, former Cambridge resident and wife of Cambridge architect John Miller, and former Chair of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal. Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanJun 23
  942. 942942R Prayers to Professor Betty Shabazz, who lies gravely burned and at the periphery of human life. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanJun 23
  943. 943943R Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mitchell as they return to Miami, Florida. Councillor Reeves and Mayor Russell Order #14 scanJun 23
  944. 944944R Resolution on the death of Mikarl D. Thomas, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #16 scanJun 23
  945. 945945R Congratulations to Cambridgeport Bank for the award received which recognizes partnerships involving financial institution and non-profits for housing initiatives. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanJun 23
  946. 946946R Congratulations to Robert W. Healy, City Manager, James Maloney, Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs and all City Staff for the Aaa bond rating, the highest rate possible, that the City of Cambridge recently received. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #20 scanJun 23
  947. 947947R Resolution on the death of Ruth A. (Smith) Merchant. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanJun 23
  948. 948948R Resolution on the death of Patricia "Pat" McCusker. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanJun 23
  949. 949949R Resolution on the death of Celia (McLaughlin) Selfridge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 23
  950. 950950R Welcome Mary Breslauer to Cambridge and wish her good luck in her position as Director of Communications and Public Affairs at the Kennedy School of Government. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #25 scanJun 23
  951. 951951R Resolution on the death of Freda S. (Gouterman) Nesson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 23
  952. 952952R Appreciation to the Cambridge Fire Department for the dedication and commitment displayed by the Fire Department employees at the ceremony remembering the Vendome Fire. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanJun 23
  953. 953953R Prepare resolution on the death of Philip "Skeets" Gallagher. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #32 scanJun 23
  954. 954954R Congratulations to the CRLS interns for their achievements in the Harvard Internship Program and appreciation to the Harvard Internship Program for its important contribution to the youth of Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #33 scanJun 23
  955. 955955R Congratulations to Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church on its 80th Anniversary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #36 scanJun 23
  956. 956956R Get well wishes to Judge Jeremiah Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanJun 23
  957. 957957R Get Well wishes to Edna Good for a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanJun 23
  958. 958958R Retirement of Mary DiClementi, long time employee of the Cambridge YMCA. Councillor Sullivan Order #40 scanJun 23
  959. 959959R Retirement of Ann Dupont, long time employee of the Cambridge YMCA. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanJun 23
  960. 960960R Resolution on the Cambridge YMCA Burdett Johnson Health Club Annual Burger Dinner. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanJun 23
  961. 961961R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Vincent Powers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #44 scanJun 23
  962. 962962R Resolution on the death of Esther B. (Brathwaite) Gibson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #45 scanJun 23
  963. 963963R Cambridge Volleyball Association's Annual International Volleyball Fundraiser on August 16th and 17th. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanJun 23
  964. 964964R Resolution on the premiere screening of "ArtsBreak". Mayor Russell Order #47 scanJun 23
  965. 965965R Retirement of Francis L. "Frank" Burns from the Cambridge Housing Authority after twenty-six years of service. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanJun 23
  966. 966966R Congratulations to a noteworthy Cantabrigian on a special birthday. Councillor Davis Order #53 scanJun 23
  967. 967967R Congratulations to the graduates of the City Links Program. Councillor Davis Order #57 scanJun 23
  968. 968968R Resolution on the death of Margaret C. Kalina. Councillor Sullivan Order #65 scanJun 23
  969. 969969R Retirement of Jack Joyce, long time City of Cambridge employee. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanJun 23
  970. 970970R Congratulations to Bill Trainor on graduating number one in his class from St. Peter's Grammar School. Councillor Galluccio Order #69 scanJun 23
  971. 971971R Congratulations to Al Ewing for being selected as the head of the Cambridge Taxi School. Councillor Galluccio Order #70 scanJun 23
  972. 972972R Congratulations to Keith Mascoll who graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Boston. Councillor Galluccio Order #71 scanJun 23
  973. 973973R Retirement of Francis L. Comunale, M.D. Mayor Russell Order #74 scanJun 23
  974. 974974R Congratulations to CRLS boys volleyball team. Councillor Galluccio Order #75 scanJun 23
  975. 975975R Prepare resolution on the death of Daniel Copeland. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #76 scanJun 23
  976. 976976R Prepare resolution on the death of Antje (deWit) MacMillan. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #78 scanJun 23
  977. 977977R Prepare resolution on a Surprise Eightieth Birthday. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #80 scanJun 23
  978. 978978R Congratulations to Larry Rosenstock as he leaves Cambridge, to work as a foundation officer/director. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #81 scanJun 23
  979. 979979R Make the top windows in the Sullivan Chamber operable. Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #83 scanJun 23
  980. 980980R Congratulations to Lorraine Kennelly, License Commission Administrative Assistant, who is retiring after 17 years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #84 scanJun 23
  981. 981981R Resolution on the death of Eugene Goodwin. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #85 scanJun 23
  982. 982982R Resolution on the death of Frank Fitzgerald French, Sr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #86 scanJun 23
  983. 983983R Resolution on the death of James H. Cooper, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #87 scanJun 23
  984. 984984R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Larry Burke - Mr. National Night Out. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #88 scanJun 23
  985. 985985R Welcome President Mary Robinson of Ireland to Cambridge for the dedication of the Famine Memorial on the Cambridge Common. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #92 scanJun 23
  986. 986986R Congratulations to Eddie Wright on being elected Business Agent and his brother Charlie Wright on being elected Chairman of the Executive Board of the Local 7 Iron Workers. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #96 scanJun 23
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  988. 988988R Congratulations to the young athletes who were named Athletes of the Year and to those who received honorable mention for Athletes of the Year. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanAug 4
  989. 989989R Congratulations and appreciation to Carol Thomas and the other LITE league founders and coordinators, the league players, the supporting local businesses and the Cambridge Police for their participation in the Ladies Invitational Team Enterprise (LITE). Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanAug 4
  990. 990990R Congratulations to Katie Clark on being a finalist in the "Be Kind to Animals" contest. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanAug 4
  991. 991991R Resolution on the death of Grace O'Sullivan. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #6 scanAug 4
  992. 992992R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Duffy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #7 scanAug 4
  993. 993993R Resolution on the death of James J. Frasier. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanAug 4
  994. 994994R Resolution on the death of Rachel Thompson, mother of Tina Marie Thompson, grandmother of Larry Thompson. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves and entire membership Order #9 scanAug 4
  995. 995995R Resolution on the death of James Leo Foster. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanAug 4
  996. 996996R Resolution on the death of Margaret (Curran) McGaffigan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #12 scanAug 4
  997. 997997R Resolution on the death of Phyllis (Parilla) Umanzio. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #13 scanAug 4
  998. 998998R Resolution on the death of Gloria M. (Ghilardi) Lauziere. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanAug 4
  999. 999999R A celebration recognition of the many people involved in making the "new" improvements in Central Square a reality. Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanAug 4
  1000. 10001000R Resolution on the death of Frank Rinaldo. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #15 scanAug 4
  1001. 10011001R Resolution on the death of Anna (Anastasi) Branca. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanAug 4
  1002. 10021002R Resolution on the death of John Gurry. Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanAug 4
  1003. 10031003R Resolution on the death of Mary Considine. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanAug 4
  1004. 10041004R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Richard Johnson, State Trooper and former Somerville Alderman who was shot in the line of duty during a foot chase and struggle. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanAug 4
  1005. 10051005R. Resolution on the death of John C. Vendetti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanAug 4
  1006. 10061006R Resolution on the death of Kristen Shannon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanAug 4
  1007. 10071007R Congratulations to New England Confectionery Company (Necco) on its 150th Anniversary dinner to be held on August 23, 1997. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #24 scanAug 4
  1008. 10081008R Resolution on the death of Edith Johnson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanAug 4
  1009. 10091009R Resolution on the death of Irwin Rosen. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #26 scanAug 4
  1010. 10101010R Appreciation to Charlie's Kitchen, the Burgermeister, for fifty years of burgers to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanAug 4
  1011. 10111011R Congratulations to Julia Tufts on receiving her varsity letter for women's ice hockey and Aliki Hasiotis for receiving a varsity letter for women's squash. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanAug 4
  1012. 10121012R Congratulations to the Mayor's Cup Champions and Runners-up. Councillor Galluccio Order #29 scanAug 4
  1013. 10131013R Congratulations to Billy Trainor on finishing in fourth place in the 14 and 15 year old class of the New England PGA Jr. Golf Tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #30 scanAug 4
  1014. 10141014R Congratulations to the Babe Ruth Yankees on winning the Babe Ruth Championship. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanAug 4
  1015. 10151015R Special welcome to Michael C. Andrew, new pastor of Rush Memorial AME Zion Church. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanAug 4
  1016. 10161016R Thanks to the City's Cable T.V. Office, Channel 37, for their terrific job of televising the Mayor's Cup. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanAug 4
  1017. 10171017R Resolution on the death of William King. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #35 scanAug 4
  1018. 10181018R Resolution on the death of Lillian G. Ifill. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #36 scanAug 4
  1019. 10191019R Resolution on the death of David Bonitatibus. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanAug 4
  1020. 10201020R Best wishes to Amadeu Quelha and his very dedicated wife and family on their return to their beautiful picturesque homeland, Alto Minho. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanAug 4
  1021. 10211021R Resolution on the death of George P. Lánglois. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanAug 4
  1022. 10221022R Resolution on the death of Maria DeVito. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #40 scanAug 4
  1023. 10231023R Resolution to be prepared on the death of Lorenzo Walkers. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #41 scanAug 4
  1024. 10241024R Resolution on the death of Bertha Hurt. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanAug 4
  1025. 10251025R Resolution on the death of Walter T. McGlashing. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanAug 4
  1026. 10261026R Congratulations to Linda Ann Marx and Melleta Marx on the art exhibit at the O'Neill Branch Library from 7/9/97 - 8/29/97. Councillor Galluccio Order #45 scanAug 4
  1027. 10271027R Congratulations to Rozann Kraus for serving as Executive Director of the Dance Complex. Councillor Reeves and Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Triantafillou Order #47 scanAug 4
  1028. 10281028R Congratulations to Virginia Fowler, Cambridge resident, who has been honored as an exemplary foster parent. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanAug 4
  1029. 10291029R Resolution on the death of Edith Watson. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #49 scanAug 4
  1030. 10301030R Resolution on the death of Rev. Dr. Charles Nathanial Bourne, Sr.. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #50 scanAug 4
  1031. 10311031R Resolution on the death of Mary (Lynch) Colameta. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #51 scanAug 4
  1032. 10321032R Resolution on the death of John Temple. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanAug 4
  1033. 10331033R Congratulations to Joel Burke on being named "Coach of the Year." Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanAug 4
  1034. 10341034R Congratulating Eileen Moran Brown, President of Cambridge College on the occasion of her receipt of the Fourteenth annual Amelia Earhart Award for the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. Mayor Russell Order #55 scanAug 4
  1035. 10351035R Resolution on the death of William Bois. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #56 scanAug 4
  1036. 10361036R Congratulations to the Farr Academy, which is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #58 scanAug 4
  1037. 10371037R Congratulations to Cambridge Babe Ruth's 15 year old all-stars for winning their division in the tournament and good luck in the state tournament. Councillor Toomey Order #60 scanAug 4
  1038. 10381038R Resolution on the death of Agnes T. (Hayes) Venezia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanAug 4
  1039. 10391039R Resolution on the death of Justina Dubauskas. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanAug 4
  1040. 10401040R Resolution on the death of Antonio Rego. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #63 scanAug 4
  1041. 10411041R Appreciation to the Fire Department on fighting the fire on Cambridge Street and get well wishes to the firefighters who went to the hospital for treatment for smoke inhalation. Mayor Russell, Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #64 scanAug 4
  1042. 10421042R Extend Happy Fiftieth Birthday wishes to a very special person. Mayor Russell Order #66 scanAug 4
  1043. 10431043R Appreciation for the work of city departments and community groups have accomplished to protect and improve the conditions of the Charles River. Mayor Russell Order #67 scanAug 4
  1044. 10441044R Resolution on the death of Charles H. Messom, Jr. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #69 scanAug 4
  1045. 10451045R Best wishes on the occasion of Caroline B. Butler's 100th Birthday on August 4, 1997. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #70 scanAug 4
  1046. 10461046R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Motorcycle Officer Keith Albert. Mayor Russell Order #71 scanAug 4
  1047. 10471047R Congratulations to 7-Eleven on the 70th anniversary of the creation of the convenience store. Councillor Duehay Order #72 scanAug 4
  1048. 10481048R Resolution on the death of Edward "Ted" M. Kenney. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #76 scanAug 4
  1049. 10491049R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jimmy Cassidy. Councillor Toomey Order #128 scanAug 4
  1050. 10501050R Best wishes for a Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to William and Patricia Lowney. Councillor Sullivan Order #77 scanAug 4
  1051. 10511051R Congratulations and best wishes to Daniel Walsh and Lois Sullivan on their marriage. Councillor Sullivan Order #78 scanAug 4
  1052. 10521052R Sad goodbye to Dr. William McLaurin, former Assistant Principal at CRLS who leaves to go to a school system on Long Island New York. Councillor Reeves Order #79 scanAug 4
  1053. 10531053R Resolution on the death of William Jay Holcombe. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #81 scanAug 4
  1054. 10541054R Resolution on the death of Frank Ince. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Order #82 scanAug 4
  1055. 10551055R Resolution on the death of Helen O'Grady. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #83 scanAug 4
  1056. 10561056R Resolution on the death of June Fitzmaurice-Harrison. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #89 scanAug 4
  1057. 10571057R Resolution on the death of Laura "Sis" (McDonnell) Gutoski. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #90 scanAug 4
  1058. 10581058R Prepare resolution on the death of Dr. Arthur Serino. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #91 scanAug 4
  1059. 10591059R Thanks to the Irish Famine Memorial Committee and all City Departments for their hard work in making the dedication of the Irish Famine Memorial a success. Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and Vice Mayor Born Order #92 scanAug 4
  1060. 10601060R Resolution on the death of Mary M. Campbell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #94 scanAug 4
  1061. 10611061R Congratulations to the Sheraton Commander Hotel on their Seventieth Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #95 scanAug 4
  1062. 10621062R Resolution on the death of James Gardner. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #96 scanAug 4
  1063. 10631063R Best wishes to Sheldon D. Bycoff, President and CEO of Vinfen Corp. as he leaves the corporation after twenty years to pursue other career options. Councillor Sullivan Order #98 scanAug 4
  1064. 10641064R Best wishes to Jerry Oldach of the Chamber of Commerce on his Fiftieth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #99 scanAug 4
  1065. 10651065R The 16th Annual National Minority and Women Business, Equal Opportunity Contract Compliance Conference is being hosted in Massachusetts from July 27-30, 1997. Councillor Reeves OrderAug 4
  1066. 10661066R Declare the week of September 19, 1997 as BALLROOM DANCE WEEK in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #103 scanAug 4
  1067. 10671067R Appreciation to President Mary Robinson for her historical and monumentous occasion of unveiling of the Irish Famine Memorial in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #105 scanAug 4
  1068. 10681068R Appreciation to the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center for its accessibility to and support of community organizations and endeavors. Councillor Duehay Order #107 scanAug 4
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  1077. 10771077R Resolution on the death of Patricia A. (O'Brien) "Patsy" Keough. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #121 scanAug 4
  1078. 10781078R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #122 scanAug 4
  1079. 10791079R Resolution on the death of Nora T. Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #123 scanAug 4
  1080. 10801080R Resolution on the death of Louis A. Miele. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #124 scanAug 4
  1081. 10811081R Best wishes to Governor William Weld on his desire to become Ambassador to Mexico. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #125 scanAug 4
  1082. 10821082R Best wishes to Acting Governor Cellucci. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #126 scanAug 4
  1083. 10831083R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to John Horgan. Councillor Toomey Order #127 scanAug 4
  1084. 10841084R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth C. (Boyle) Delaney. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #191 scanAug 4
  1085. 10851085R Best wishes to Joseph P. Manganaro, former Manager of Purity Supreme/Stop & Shop in Central Square. Mayor Russell Order #132 scanAug 4
  1086. 10861086R Commend the United Farm Workers of America for its efforts in protecting strawberry field workers and express indignation at the abuses committed against them. Vice Mayor Born Order #137 scanAug 4
  1087. 10871087R Resolution on the death of Rudolph Pino. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #138 scanAug 4
  1088. 10881088R Condolences to the Freeman family on the tragic death of their young son, Randyn Chad Freeman. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #141 scanAug 4
  1089. 10891089R Congratulations to all involved in honoring the late Frank Vernon Ince, the first Cambridge veteran to be honored by the new Cambridge Cemetery Program. Councillor Reeves Order #142 scanAug 4
  1090. 10901090R Thanks and appreciation to Nina Arimah for her high quality television work from which Cantabrigians benefitted greatly. Councillor Reeves Order #143 scanAug 4
  1091. 10911091R Congratulations and commendation to Cambridge Water Department employees for their fast and efficient response to two recent major eight-inch water pipe breaks. Councillor Toomey Order #144 scanAug 4
  1092. 10921092R Congratulations to George Wilson, President of the East Cambridge Savings Bank, on the birth of his twin grandchildren. Councillor Sullivan Order #149 scanAug 4
  1093. 10931093R Prepare resolution on the death of Louisa DiClemente Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #152 scanAug 4
  1094. 10941094R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Evelyn B. Connor, mother of Claire Rodley of the School Committee. Councillor Davis Order #153 scanAug 4
  1095. 10951095R Prepare resolution on the death of Dorothy Lichtenberg, mother of Diane Squires of the City Manager's Office. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #160 scanAug 4
  1096. 10961096R Congratulations to Bernie Flynn on being named Massachusetts National Guard Battalion Commander. Councillor Sullivan Order #161 scanAug 4
  1097. 10971097R Prepare resolution on the death of Tojiu Sasanuma, father of Tetsuya Sasanuma, chef at Howard Johnson Hotel in Cambridge, who passed away on July 27 at the age of 83 in Japan. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #163 scanAug 4
  1098. 10981098R Congratulations to Judy Foreman on her many achievements including the prestigious 1997 Clarion Award for Journalism by the Association for Women in Communications. Vice Mayor Born Order #169 scanAug 4
  1099. 10991099R Congratulations to Chief Magistrate Judge London Alexander on receiving the C. Francis Stradford Award, the highest award of the National Bar Association. Vice Mayor Born Order #177 scanAug 4
  1100. 11001100R Best wishes for a Surprise 50th Wedding Anniversary to a special couple. Councillor Toomey Order #181 scanAug 4
  1101. 11011101R Welcome the Vice President of Chamber of Deputies of Haiti, Vasco Thernelan, from the Commune of Bombardopolis to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #183 scanAug 4
  1102. 11021102R Congratulations to the lifeguards and Patrolman who were at the McCrehan Pool in North Cambridge for their vigilance which prevented a tragedy when they spotted a child at the bottom of the pool and immediately rescued him. Mayor Russell Order #184 scanAug 4
  1103. 11031103R Resolution on the death of Antonia A. (Gonsalves) Cole. Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Triantafillou Order #186 scanAug 4
  1104. 11041104R Resolution on the death of Ara Avakian. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #187 scanAug 4
  1105. 11051105R Resolution on the death of David Jeremiah Mahoney. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #188 scanAug 4
  1106. 11061106R Resolution on the death of Ida M. (Chiaramonte) Sciarappa. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #189 scanAug 4
  1107. 11071107R Resolution on the death of Vincent R. Powers. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #190 scanAug 4
  1108. 11081108R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth C. (Boyle) Delaney. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #191Aug 4
  1109. 11091109R Best wishes to Robert and Lucille Kelley on the occasion of their 30th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Galluccio Order #1 scanSep 8
  1110. 11101110R Appreciation for the inspiring 70th anniversary commemoration of Sacco and Vanzetti, and the 20th anniversary declaring that they did not receive a fair trial to the Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts, Inc. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #2 scanSep 8
  1111. 11111111R Commend the Haitian American Cultural Center for their leadership and commitment to the unique and rich traditions of the Haitian culture. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanSep 8
  1112. 11121112R Congratulations to the Senior Babe Ruth League on their successful season in the Middlesex League. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanSep 8
  1113. 11131113R Support the American Breast Cancer Society's request of the sale of stamps, whereby purchasers can opt to pay an additional penny to support research on breast cancer. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanSep 8
  1114. 11141114R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Sweny, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanSep 8
  1115. 11151115R Resolution on the death of Mary C. (Davidian) Morrison. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanSep 8
  1116. 11161116R Resolution on the death of Marie West. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanSep 8
  1117. 11171117R Resolution on the death of Mary Markonish. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanSep 8
  1118. 11181118R Resolution on the death of Marion E. McNamara. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 8
  1119. 11191119R Resolution on the death of Douglas Pollander. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #12 scanSep 8
  1120. 11201120R Sincere appreciation to the employees of Commonwealth Electric and Gas for the service they provide us daily. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #13 scanSep 8
  1121. 11211121R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to the police officer and Commonwealth Electric Employees injured at the tragedy at Hampshire and Cardinal Mederios on August 7, 1997. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 8
  1122. 11221122R Resolution on the death of John G. Murphy. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanSep 8
  1123. 11231123R Resolution on the death of Jamesia Farrahkan Dottin. Councillors Galluccio, Reeves, Toomey, Davis and entire membership Order #18 scanSep 8
  1124. 11241124R Best wishes to Cambridge's newest restaurant experience - improvisation dining "Fire and Ice." Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #19 scanSep 8
  1125. 11251125R Congratulations to Cambridge Cemetery employee, James Ryan on his engagement to Mary O'Malley. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanSep 8
  1126. 11261126R Congratulations to the Police Commissioner and the Police Officers who where involved with the apprehension as well as the elimination of $25,000 worth of drugs from our city streets. Counciloor Sullivan Order #22 scanSep 8
  1127. 11271127R Resolution on the death of Charles "Leo" Martin. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanSep 8
  1128. 11281128R Resolution on the death of Johanna M. (Hanrahan) Kelly. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanSep 8
  1129. 11291129R Congratulations to Justice Roderick L. Ireland on his confirmation to the Supreme Judicial Court. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanSep 8
  1130. 11301130R Resolution on the death of Olga S. Walcott. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanSep 8
  1131. 11311131R Resolution on the death of Emily (Powell) Mahon. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #27 scanSep 8
  1132. 11321132R Congratulations to Michael McGrath, for being named the Little League Coach of the Year from Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanSep 8
  1133. 11331133R Resolution on the death of Alexander John Kelley. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanSep 8
  1134. 11341134R Resolution on the death of Giovanna (Bonvino) D'Argento. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanSep 8
  1135. 11351135R Appreciation to Charles Scimone for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #33 scanSep 8
  1136. 11361136R Resolution on the death of Earle J. Sutherland. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #34 scanSep 8
  1137. 11371137R Appreciation to Deputy Fire Chief Ernest C. DeAngelis for his untiring dedication to duty and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #35 scanSep 8
  1138. 11381138R Congratulations to Mary Catherine Deibel and Deborah Hughes on the 15th Anniversary of their restaurant, Upstairs at the Pudding. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanSep 8
  1139. 11391139R Resolution on the death of Norman J. "Normie" Aubert, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanSep 8
  1140. 11401140R Best wishes for a special Happy Birthday to Mary Donofrio. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanSep 8
  1141. 11411141R Appreciation to Firefighter Anthony R. Iantosca for his many years of dedicated service and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #40 scanSep 8
  1142. 11421142R Best wishes to Charlie and Lillian Ferraro on the occasion of their 56th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Galluccio Order #41 scanSep 8
  1143. 11431143R Congratulations to the 1997 Cambridge Alumni Association Hall of Fame inductees. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanSep 8
  1144. 11441144R Resolution on the death of William F. Furtado. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanSep 8
  1145. 11451145R Best wishes for a successful fund raiser for the St. Peter's School "Oldies but Goodies" night. Councillor Galluccio Order #45 scanSep 8
  1146. 11461146R Resolution on the death of Dorothy V. (Coneeny) Morse. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #46 scanSep 8
  1147. 11471147R Resolution on the death of Paul D. Qualey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #47 scanSep 8
  1148. 11481148R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Dorothy Averback. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanSep 8
  1149. 11491149R Congratulations to Robert Sage, President of Sage Hotels, who received the Lifetime Management Achievement Award from Howard Johnson American Express and the Greater Boston Convention & Visitor Bureau. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #50 scanSep 8
  1150. 11501150R Best wishes to Carl J. Zack for his many years of service to his community. Councillor Toomey Order #51 scanSep 8
  1151. 11511151R Resolution on the death of James Neil. Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #52 scanSep 8
  1152. 11521152R Congratulations to the UPS workers and Teamsters on a victory that will put other workers in a better bargaining position. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanSep 8
  1153. 11531153R Congratulations to Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell, Ruth Barron and Yvonne Hall on being named "Women of the Year" by the Cambridge YWCA. Councilor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #55 scanSep 8
  1154. 11541154R The Dante Alighieri Society commemorates the seventieth anniversary of the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti. Councillor Galluccio Order #58 scanSep 8
  1155. 11551155R Resolution on the death of Reverend Robert J. Langlois, S.M. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #59 scanSep 8
  1156. 11561156R Resolution on the death of Bienvenido J. "Benny" Rosa. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #60 scanSep 8
  1157. 11571157R Thanks to Senate President President Thomas Birmingham for his successful efforts to secure design funds for the North Cambridge railroad safety project. Councillor Galluccio Order #63 scanSep 8
  1158. 11581158R Thanks and appreciation for the efforts of all involved which led to the rapid apprehension of the alleged killer of Benny Rosa. Councillor Sullivan Order #64 scanSep 8
  1159. 11591159R Resolution on the death of Michael P. Driscoll. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanSep 8
  1160. 11601160R Appreciation to Catherine Wells for her dedication as a public employee to the citizens of the City and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #70 scanSep 8
  1161. 11611161R Resolution on the death of Joseph J. Silveira. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #71 scanSep 8
  1162. 11621162R Resolution on the death of Manuel Silva. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #72 scanSep 8
  1163. 11631163R Congratulations to big sister Marissa Sullivan on the birth of her new little sister Kate Shea Sullivan and extending congratulations also to the proud parents, Walter and Susan Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #74 scanSep 8
  1164. 11641164R Congratulations to John and Millie Sullivan on the occasion of their Fiftieth Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #75 scanSep 8
  1165. 11651165R Resolution on the death of John FX Davoren. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #76 scanSep 8
  1166. 11661166R Resolution on the death of Ada Moriarty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #77 scanSep 8
  1167. 11671167R Happy 75th birthday wishes to Manuel Slate. Councillor Sullivan Order #78 scanSep 8
  1168. 11681168R Appreciation to Helen Modica for her service to the citizens of the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #79 scanSep 8
  1169. 11691169R Appreciation to Norma Ameral for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #80 scanSep 8
  1170. 11701170R Resolution on the death of Henry Maggio, Jr. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #81 scanSep 8
  1171. 11711171R Declare the week of October 12-18, 1997 as Fashion Week in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #83 scanSep 8
  1172. 11721172R Thanks to all city departments who assisted in making St. Mary's School ready for the students from the Morse School. Mayor Russell Order #85 scanSep 8
  1173. 11731173R Resolution on the Chamber of Commerce 1997 Membership Drive to begin on September 10, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #87 scanSep 8
  1174. 11741174R Resolution on the tragic death of Diana, Princess of Wales on August 31, 1997 in Paris, France. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #88 scanSep 8
  1175. 11751175R Resolution on the death of Denis L. McKenna, former State Senator. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #89 scanSep 8
  1176. 11761176R Resolution on the death of Tina (Cardillo) Siccone. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #90 scanSep 8
  1177. 11771177R Resolution on the death of M. Dorothy (Long) Rourke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #91 scanSep 8
  1178. 11781178R Resolution on the death of Irene E. (Almeida) Flynn. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #92 scanSep 8
  1179. 11791179R Resolution on the death of Richard R. Maclone, Sr. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #93 scanSep 8
  1180. 11801180R Happy Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary wishes to Edward and Jacqueline Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #97 scanSep 8
  1181. 11811181R Wish a speedy recovery to Edward Carney, employee of the Neville Manor. Councillor Sullivan Order #98 scanSep 8
  1182. 11821182R Welcome Bobbie D'Alessandro to her new position as the Superintendent of the Cambridge Schools and to the City of Cambridge. Councillors Sullivan and Davis Order #99 scanSep 8
  1183. 11831183R Resolution on the death of Patricia O'Brien Keough, former employee of the Cambridge Public Library and lifelong resident of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #102 scanSep 8
  1184. 11841184R Happy Ninetieth Birthday to Mabel T. Ruffing. Councillor Sullivan Order #104 scanSep 8
  1185. 11851185R Congratulations to Pastor-elect Lorraine A. Thornbill, on her ordination and installation to the Pastorate of the First Holiness Church on September 21, 1997 in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #110 scanSep 8
  1186. 11861186R Welcome the Barbados Constitutional Convention to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order 111 scanSep 8
  1187. 11871187R Congratulations to Reverend Leroy Attles on his Twentieth Anniversary as Pastor of St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #112 scanSep 8
  1188. 11881188R Urge Cantabrigians to participate in the Margaret Hazel Missionary Society Tea. Councillor Reeves Order #113 scanSep 8
  1189. 11891189R Best wishes to Reginald Weems as he continues to recover from the injuries received during an automobile accident. Councillor Reeves Order #114 scanSep 8
  1190. 11901190R Congratulations to the 1369 Coffee House, Picante Restaurant, Asmara Restaurant Gafton Street Pub and Kashmir Restaurant for opening their facades for indoor/outdoor. Councillor Reeves Order #118 scanSep 8
  1191. 11911191R Congratulations to Carmen Field as she moves from District Attorney Ralph Martin's Office to her new position as Director of Communications and Media for the United Way of Massachusetts. Councillor Reeves Order #121 scanSep 8
  1192. 11921192R Congratulations and good luck to Sherri Upshaw on her upcoming 1998 Miss Massachusetts USA Pageant. Councillor Reeves Order #122 scanSep 8
  1193. 11931193R Congratulations to the Algebra Project on recent significant foundation support. Councillor Reeves Order #123 scanSep 8
  1194. 11941194R Congratulations to the Young Peoples Project on completion of summer program at Area IV Teen Center. Councillor Reeves Order #124 scanSep 8
  1195. 11951195R Congratulations to the Willis Moore Teen Center and summer interns on their production of a very high quality and informative neighborhood newsletter. Councillor Reeves Order #125 scanSep 8
  1196. 11961196R Congratulations to the Cambridge Housing Authority for again having a wonderful beautification plan, great plantings, lush lawns and an overall pleasant appearance in the city. Councillor Reeves Order #127 scanSep 8
  1197. 11971197R Appreciation to the planners and many volunteers who will bring us this years World's Fair in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #128 scanSep 8
  1198. 11981198R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward R. Sottile Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #130 scanSep 8
  1199. 11991199R Resolution on the death of Henry Lelaurain. Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #131 scanSep 8
  1200. 12001200R The 60th Class Reunion of the Cambridge Latin School's Class of 1937 to be held on September 28th at the Cambridge Marriott. Councillor Sullivan Order #143 scanSep 8
  1201. 12011201R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Council #269 Knights of Columbus on their 100th Anniversary. Mayor Russell Order #144 scanSep 8
  1202. 12021202R Resolution on the death of Carol C. (Phillips) Connarton. Councillor Sullivan Order #146 scanSep 8
  1203. 12031203R Prepare resolution on the death of Richard Sinclair, maintenance employee for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #147 scanSep 8
  1204. 12041204R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to former City Councillor Thomas Coates. Councillor Galluccio Order #148 scanSep 8
  1205. 12051205R Congratulations to Reverend Robert W. Tobin on his ten years of service to Christ Church. Vice Mayor Born Order #153 scanSep 8
  1206. 12061206R Applaud the Police Department for their increased community alert notices informing the citizenry of serious crime which takes place around the city. Councillor Galluccio Order #165 scanSep 8
  1207. 12071207R Best wishes for organizers and participants of the Third Gary M. Fratto Scholarship Fund Raiser to be held on Sunday, September 28, 1997 at Glacken Field and the Mount Auburn VFW. Councillor Galluccio Order #167 scanSep 8
  1208. 12081208R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Mother Theresa. Councillor Toomey Order #172 scanSep 8
  1209. 12091209R Thanks to Pat Hanscome, Noreen O'Connell and Jo Anne Lowre of the Morse School for their dedication to education and their on-going efforts to improve teaching in the Cambridge Public Schools. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #173 scanSep 8
  1210. 12101210R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Spike Lawless, Cambridge firefighter and past President of Local Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #176 scanSep 8
  1211. 12111211R Happy Fortieth Birthday to Daniel Camplese. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #177 scanSep 8
  1212. 12121212R Prepare resolution on the deathof Jim McAllister, Assistant Director of Sales at Sage Howard Johnson Hotels of Boston/Cambridge. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #180 scanSep 8
  1213. 12131213R Resolution on the death of Fortunato "Cappy" Cappello. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #181 scanSep 8
  1214. 12141214R Prepare resolution on the death of Josephine DiStasio. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #182 scanSep 8
  1215. 12151215R Resolution on the death of Urano Saragoni. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan, Triatnafillou and entire membership Order #184 scanSep 8
  1216. 12161216R Resolution on the death of Fred Curll. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and entire membership Order #185 scanSep 8
  1217. 12171217R Resolution on the death of Agnes E. (McHugh) Hogan. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou and entire membership Order #186 scanSep 8
  1218. 12181218R Best wishes for a Happy Wedding Anniversary to Charlie and Mary Sprague. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay and Triantafillou Order #188 scanSep 8
  1219. 12191219R Resolution on the death of Rocco DeAngelis. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Galluccio, Duehay and entire m membership Order #189 scanSep 8
  1220. 12201220R Resolution on the death of Nicholas "Nicky" Nardone. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #190 scanSep 8
  1221. 12211221R Resolution on the death of Lynne C. (Giordani) Papalambros. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #191 scanSep 8
  1222. 12221222R Congratulations to Rev. Dale Cross upon his retirement as Pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Reeves and Triantafillou Order #194 scanSep 8
  1223. 12231223R Resolution on the death of Edna (Casassa) Haley. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay, Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order #195 scanSep 8
  1224. 12241224R Appreciation to all those who have contributed to Interfaith Action to purchase a truck. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #196 scanSep 8
  1225. 12251225R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Murphy. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #197 scanSep 8
  1226. 12261226R Resolution on the death of James Trifone. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanSep 15
  1227. 12271227R Declare September 23, 1997 as the YWCA's "Tribute to Women Day" in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanSep 15
  1228. 12281228R Best wishes to the National Federation for the Blind's Annual Walk-a-Thon on Sunday, October 5, 1997 at Fresh Pond. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanSep 15
  1229. 12291229R Benefit to help the Pollander Family will be held on Saturday, September 27, 1997 at Saint Anthony's Hall, 43 Holton Street, Allston, Mass. Mayor Russell Order #7 scanSep 15
  1230. 12301230R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Stanton, M.D. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanSep 15
  1231. 12311231R Belated Happy Fiftieth Birthday to Marion Ann Murphy. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanSep 15
  1232. 12321232R Urge citizens to participate in the MBTA Urban Ring on Wednesday, September 17, 1997 at 7:30 p.m. at M.I.T. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanSep 15
  1233. 12331233R Congratulations to Ken Maguire on being named Editor of the Cambridge Chronicle. Councillor Galluccio Order #36 scanSep 15
  1234. 12341234R Congratulations to Brad Tenny on being named Chairman of the Retirement Board. Councillor Galluccio Order #37 scanSep 15
  1235. 12351235R Get well wishes to Councillor Galluccio. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanSep 15
  1236. 12361236R Prepare resolution on the death of Reginald Weems. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #49 scanSep 15
  1237. 12371237R Resolution on the death of Mary M. (Fitzpatrick) Johnson. Councillors Toomey, Duehay and entire membership Order #50 scanSep 15
  1238. 12381238R Resolution on the death of Conrad Anderka. Counciollors Toomey, Duehay and entire membership Order #51 scanSep 15
  1239. 12391239R Prepare resolution on the death of Manuel Resendes. Councillors Toomey and Duehay and entire membership Order #52 scanSep 15
  1240. 12401240R Applaud the B.E.L.L. Foundation and the W.E.B. DuBois Academy for their invaluable efforts on behalf of African- American children and best wishes for a successful and enjoyable "First Annual Cruise for Children." Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanSep 15
  1241. 12411241R Prepare resolution on the death of Pauline Swift. Councillors Davis, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #54 scanSep 15
  1242. 12421242R Welcome to all the participants of the "America Reads" inter-generational conference and extend its sincere thanks to all in attendance for their on-going commitment to educating our children. Mayor Russell Order #55 scanSep 15
  1243. 12431243R Congratulations to the residents of 808-812 Memorial Drive, Homeowners Rehab., Inc., and the many Community Development employees and city activists that worked so hard to preserve this important affordable housing resource. Mayor Russell, Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #56 scanSep 15
  1244. 12441244R Congratulations to the West Division Minor All Stars and the East Division Majors All Stars on their winning the Cambridge All Star Tournament. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanSep 15
  1245. 12451245R Prepare resolution on the death of Charles Moos. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #61 scanSep 15
  1246. 12461246R Best wishes to St. Augustine's A.O. Pro Cathedral and the Silver Leaf Gospel Singers on their gospel concert to be held on Saturday, September 20, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanSep 15
  1247. 12471247R Resolution to members of Congress on limiting the size of trucks that are permitted to drive on city streets. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanSep 22
  1248. 12481248R Congratulations to St. Anthony's on the occasion of their Anniversary banquet on October 4, 1997. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Reeves and Triantafillou Order #2 scanSep 22
  1249. 12491249R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in Sacred Heart Church's Christmas Bazaar to be held on November 1, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanSep 22
  1250. 12501250R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in St. Francis' Christmas Bazaar to be held on November 15, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanSep 22
  1251. 12511251R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in St. Anthony's Christmas Bazaar. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanSep 22
  1252. 12521252R Congratulations to Isabella Halstead. Vice Mayor Born Order #7 scanSep 22
  1253. 12531253R Resolution on the death of Gloria Martins. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanSep 22
  1254. 12541254R Resolution on the death of Marie (Bacigalupo) Walsh. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #9 scanSep 22
  1255. 12551255R Resolution on the death of William A. Montgomery, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanSep 22
  1256. 12561256R Resolution on the death of Robert Teahan, former State Representative. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 22
  1257. 12571257R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Lt. Robert Morrissey, Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 22
  1258. 12581258R Congratulations to the Cambridge Water Department on receiving a score in the top 20% in the 1997 Public Water System Awards Program. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #16 scanSep 22
  1259. 12591259R Prepare resolution on the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Reginald L. and Margaret M. (Kennedy) Souza. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanSep 22
  1260. 12601260R Congratulations to the Sigma Kappa Sorority and applaud them on their philanthropic efforts on behalf of Alzheimer's disease research. Mayor Russell Order #19 scanSep 22
  1261. 12611261R Best wishes to the American Academy of Arts and Science on hosting an Induction Ceremony and Dinner honoring New Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanSep 22
  1262. 12621262R Prepare resolution on the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Rosemarie and Paul Delaney. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanSep 22
  1263. 12631263R Prepare resolution on the death of Edna Nascoll. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #24 scanSep 22
  1264. 12641264R Thanks to Rafael Medina for his extraordinary work at CCTV, and best wishes in his future endeavors. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanSep 22
  1265. 12651265R Commendation to Marie Rice for her exceptional work in cablecasting the Irish Famine Memorial for all the citizens of Cambridge to view. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanSep 22
  1266. 12661266R Goodbye to Reverend Joberta Canty. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanSep 22
  1267. 12671267R Declare Saturday, September 20th as Reverend LeRoy Attles Day in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanSep 22
  1268. 12681268R Congratulations to Jim Nelson on his election as Chairman of the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Committee. Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanSep 22
  1269. 12691269R Congratulations to Congressman Barney Frank as he celebrates his 25th year as a Congressman. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanSep 22
  1270. 12701270R Prepare resolution on the Fifth Annual Diversity celebration. Mayor Russell Order #48 scanSep 22
  1271. 12711271R Resolution on the death of Daniel Cremins. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanSep 29
  1272. 12721272R Congratulations to Windsor House on its 20th Anniversary to be celebrated on October 29, 1997 at the Senior Center. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and Mayor Russell Order #3 scanSep 29
  1273. 12731273R Happy Fiftieth Birthday wishes to William Carven. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #4 scanSep 29
  1274. 12741274R Congratulations to the Mount Auburn Hospital Club of Toastmaster International, Inc. on celebrating its 10th year on Wednesday, October 8, 1997. Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #6 scanSep 29
  1275. 12751275R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Football Team on their victory over Belmont. Councillor Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #7 scanSep 29
  1276. 12761276R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Bowden. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanSep 29
  1277. 12771277R Congratulations to Peter Payack on the occasion of his new book, Blanket Knowledge. Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Reeves Order #9 scanSep 29
  1278. 12781278R Resolution on the retirement of Clair Conrad, Teachers Aide at the Fitzgerald School. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 29
  1279. 12791279R Resolution on the death of Michael O'Neill, son of the late speaker, Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 29
  1280. 12801280R Resolution on the death of Mildred G. (Cragwell) Layne. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #16 scanSep 29
  1281. 12811281R Happy Rosh Hashanah to all citizens of the Jewish faith in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanSep 29
  1282. 12821282R Congratulations to Ann Burlak Timpson on receiving the Community Church's Twenty-First Annual Sacco-Vanzetti Social Justice Award. Councillor Galluccio Order #18 scanSep 29
  1283. 12831283R Encourage all citizens to be cognizant of the exhibit Gods, Kings and Tigers: The Art of Kotah, which is at the Sackler Art Museum at Harvard University until November 2, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanSep 29
  1284. 12841284R Congratulations to City Girl Cafe; a new lunch and dinner restaurant in Inman Square. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanSep 29
  1285. 12851285R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mary Sottile. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanSep 29
  1286. 12861286R Congratulations to Marco Esposito on being named a winner of the 1997 Middlesex Deputy Sheriff Association Scholarship. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanSep 29
  1287. 12871287R Prepare resolution on the "Eleventh Annual Harvest Moon Celebration" to be held on Sunday, October 5, 1997 at the Charles Hotel in Harvard Square. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanSep 29
  1288. 12881288R Urge citizens to the cognizant of a raffle for a round-trip airline ticket to Brazil to benefit the Allston office of the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS). Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanSep 29
  1289. 12891289R Congratulations to the residents of 808-812 Memorial Drive, particularly the Tenants Association, for their success in gaining ownership of the 300 units at 808-812 Memorial Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanSep 29
  1290. 12901290R Thanks to the Cambridge Fire Department Color Guard for their moving contribution to the Vietnam Veterans Moving Wall Program in Stoneham on September 24, 1997. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanSep 29
  1291. 12911291R Surprise Happy Birthday wish to a special Cantabrigian. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #12 scanSep 29
  1292. 12921292R Congratulations to the Abundant Life Church on its Eightieth Anniversary Convention. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanOct 6
  1293. 12931293R Resolution on the death of Mary Renaccio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #2 scanOct 6
  1294. 12941294R Resolution on the death of Michael Gianourakos. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanOct 6
  1295. 12951295R Resolution on the death of Gilberto B. Pimental. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #4 scanOct 6
  1296. 12961296R Best wishes to Police Lieutenant Edward Hussey for a speedy recovery. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #5 scanOct 6
  1297. 12971297R Resolution on Abolition 2000 for Municipalities. Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #6 scanOct 6
  1298. 12981298R Best wishes for a successful and inspiring 33rd anniversary to the Head of the Charles Regatta. Mayor Russell Order #7 scanOct 6
  1299. 12991299R Congratulations on the grand opening of the Frisoli Youth Center with thanks and appreciation to the advisory committee. Mayor Russell Order #8 scanOct 6
  1300. 13001300R Resolution on the death of Anthony Carnabucci, Executive Director of the Rindge School of Technical Arts (RSTA) at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 6
  1301. 13011301R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to David Leslie. Councillor Triantafillou Order #13 scanOct 6
  1302. 13021302R Urge citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the Pre-Retirement Seminars entitled "Gateway to Tomorrow", to be held on Saturday, October 25th at the Howard Johnson Hotel on Memorial Drive. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanOct 6
  1303. 13031303R Prepare resolution on the 19th anniversary of the Castle School on Friday, October 24, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #18 scanOct 6
  1304. 13041304R Congratulations to Judith Contrucci, Coordinator of Dramatic Arts, Cambridge Public Schools and Lesley Bannatyne, Artist-in-Residence, Harrington School and the pupils for their creation of a time capsule. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanOct 6
  1305. 13051305R Urge citizens to be cognizant of and take advantage of the Flu Shot being give in various locations in Cambridge during the month of October. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanOct 6
  1306. 13061306R Resolution on the death of Jeanne A. (Bulger) Downes. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanOct 6
  1307. 13071307R The Massachusetts State Police Trooper Exam is February 7, 1998, a application deadline in November 21, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanOct 6
  1308. 13081308R Resolution on the death of Dr. Cornelius Hickey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanOct 6
  1309. 13091309R Resolution on the death of Barbara M. (Shevlin) Ball. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #29 scanOct 6
  1310. 13101310R Congratulations to the Police Department on its community oriented policing outreach efforts. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanOct 6
  1311. 13111311R Prepare resolution on Cambridge Community Chorus. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanOct 6
  1312. 13121312R Open House to celebrate the completion of the Garfield Street Family Housing, eight affordable townhouse units at 1713-1715 Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanOct 6
  1313. 13131313R Resolution on the celebration of full inclusion of women in Harvard College. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanOct 6
  1314. 13141314R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School's athletic department for the success of their first Annual Walk-a-Thon. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanOct 6
  1315. 13151315R Welcome Diane Franklin to Cambridge and wish her good luck in her position as Executive Director of the Cambridge Business Development Center. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanOct 6
  1316. 13161316R Congratulations to St. Anthony's Parish on the occasion of their annual parish banquet on October 4, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanOct 6
  1317. 13171317R Resolution on the death of Mary Leonard Coady. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #39 scanOct 6
  1318. 13181318R Resolution on the tragic death of MIT student Scott Kreuger. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanOct 6
  1319. 13191319R Best wishes to Lisa Deller, Coordinator of the North Cambridge Task Force, as she leaves Cambridge and good luck in her future endeavors. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanOct 6
  1320. 13201320R Congratulations to "We've Got a Job to Do Luncheon" sponsored by the office of Workforce Development on Tuesday October 7, 1997 at the Hyatt Regency, Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanOct 6
  1321. 13211321R Thanks to Professor Charles Ogletree and Pam Ogletree for their generosity in hosting the annual boat cruise fundraiser for the W.E.B. DuBois Academy and the B.E.L.L. Foundation. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanOct 6
  1322. 13221322R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the Bridge to Bridge Road Race and Walk a-Thon to raise money for the beautification and preservation of the Longfellow Bridge sponsored by the Salt & Pepper Trust and Metropolitan District Commission. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanOct 6
  1323. 13231323R The Cambridge Yerevan Sister City Association has arranged for two environmental professionals to volunteer their time and expertise in the Republic of Armenia. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanOct 6
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  1333. 13331333R Prepare resolution congratulating the North Cambridge Little League on the occasion of their annual banquet. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #65 scanOct 6
  1334. 13341334R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the the Second Annual Friend of the Library Awards on October 22, 1997 at Sakey Lecture Hall at the Main Library. Vice Mayor Born, Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #66 scanOct 6
  1335. 13351335R Prepare resolution on the death of the brother of Saundra Graham. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #67 scanOct 6
  1336. 13361336R Congratulations to Robert C. Merton for being awarded the Nobel prize in economics. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanOct 20
  1337. 13371337R Congratulations to Bob Salines as the recipient of the 1997 Annual Aids Activism Award and applaud his volunteer role in the community. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanOct 20
  1338. 13381338R Thanks to Dr. Maureen Flammer, DC and Congregation Eitz Chayim for their recent donations to Cambridge Cares About Aids. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanOct 20
  1339. 13391339R Resolution on the death of Joseph McEvoy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanOct 20
  1340. 13401340R Happy 100th Birthday wishes to Albert "Bert" McIntyre. Mayor Russell and Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #11 scanOct 20
  1341. 13411341R Congratulations to photographer Don West on his upcoming exhibition of photographs at the African Meeting House. Councillor Reeves Order #16 scanOct 20
  1342. 13421342R Resolution on the death of Alice Madden. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #18 scanOct 20
  1343. 13431343R Resolution on the death of Bridget Power. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 20
  1344. 13441344R Prepare resolution on the Spirit-Mind-and-Body event hosted by the Cambridge YMCA on December 9, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanOct 20
  1345. 13451345R Congratulations to Rachel Splaine on being named the Outstanding Law Student of the Year. Councillor Galluccio Order #21 scanOct 20
  1346. 13461346R Resolution on the death of Arnaldo Marujo. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanOct 20
  1347. 13471347R Resolution on the death of John S. "Jackie" McBrine. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanOct 20
  1348. 13481348R Thanks to the business community who answered the "call" in support of the investigation and recovery of Jeffrey Curley. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanOct 20
  1349. 13491349R Deep appreciation and commendation to the Cambridge Health Commission, the Human Services, the Frisoli Youth Center, the staff and Principal of the Harrington School, the School Department, Public Works, Police, Fire, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, the Mayor's, and the City Manager for their dedication to the City in this hour of Jeffrey Curley tragedy. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanOct 20
  1350. 13501350R Applaud Marybeth Cosgrove for her dedicated service to the City of Cambridge for taking the time to show people what Cambridge is all about -- community involvement. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanOct 20
  1351. 13511351R Appreciation to Margaret C. Cossette for her thirty-five years of dedicated public service and wishing her many years of happy and healthy retirement. Vice Mayor Born Order #34 scanOct 20
  1352. 13521352R Prepare resolution on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the St. Anthony's Philharmonic Band on November 16, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanOct 20
  1353. 13531353R Resolution on the death of William R. "Sonny" Delaney. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #41 scanOct 20
  1354. 13541354R Proclaim the month of November as National Family Literacy Month. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanOct 20
  1355. 13551355R Resolution on the death of Clorinda E. "Nancy" Tortora. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay and entire membership Order #43 scanOct 20
  1356. 13561356R Resolution on the death of Edna E. (Murphy) Good. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #44 scanOct 20
  1357. 13571357R Get well wishes to Peggy Bucknam and best wishes for a speedy recuperation. Councillor Davis Order #47 scanOct 20
  1358. 13581358R Resolution on the death of Sister Lorraine McLaughlin, C.S.J. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanOct 20
  1359. 13591359R Resolution on the death of John M. Boudreau. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanOct 20
  1360. 13601360R Appreciation to the pediatric departments of The Cambridge Hospital. and the Somerville Hospital for its tireless hard work and commitment to bring quality health care and services to low-income families who are in particular need of supportive intervention due to economic hardship. Mayor Russell Order #53 scanOct 20
  1361. 13611361R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the "14th Annual National Night Out" (NNO) crime and drug prevention program. Mayor Russell Order #54 scanOct 20
  1362. 13621362R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Egan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #55 scanOct 20
  1363. 13631363R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in National Observance of a Week Without Violence sponsored by the YWCA which begins on October 19, 1997. Councillor Triantafillou Order #61 scanOct 20
  1364. 13641364R Prepare resolution congratulating Star Market on the renovation of their store at 699 Mt. Auburn Street in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #63 scanOct 20
  1365. 13651365R Resolution on the death of Samuel Hawkins. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Reeves and entire membership Order #80 scanOct 20
  1366. 13661366R Resolution on the death of Josephine (Morello) Privitera. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #81 scanOct 20
  1367. 13671367R Resolution on the death of Milton "Mike" Herman. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #82 scanOct 20
  1368. 13681368R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mr. Cardullo. Councillor Davis Order #95 scanOct 20
  1369. 13691369R Congratulations to the local chapter of Webgrrls on their upcoming celebration of International Webgrrls Day. Mayor Russell Order #99 scanOct 20
  1370. 13701370R Heartfelt expression of commendation and grateful acknowledgement to all the communities and agencies who rendered services to the Curley case. Mayor Russell Order #100 scanOct 20
  1371. 13711371R Best wishes for a happy retirement to William Moriarty from North Cambridge Savings Bank. Councillor Sullivan Order #105 scanOct 20
  1372. 13721372R Prepare resolution on the death of Butch West. Councillor Reeves Order #111 scanOct 20
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  1379. 13791379R Best wishes for a successful K-12 Professional Day Convocation on Wednesday, October 29, 1997 with guest speaker Dr. Lorraine Monroe. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanOct 27
  1380. 13801380R Congratulations to Alternative Designs, Woman's Apparel and Gifts, Grand Opening on October 31 - November 3, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #2 scanOct 27
  1381. 13811381R Resolution on the death of Vincent F. Kelley, Jr., former active Cambridge firefighter. Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #3 scanOct 27
  1382. 13821382R Appreciation to the Issac Wilson Taylor Post and its Ladies Auxilliary who have so nobly kept alive the memory of the Cambridge men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for continued safety of Americans and others across the world. Councillors Reeves and Toomey Order #4 scanOct 27
  1383. 13831383R Resolution on the death of Arthur J. Duddy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanOct 27
  1384. 13841384R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bruce Grisby. Councillor Galluccio Order #9 scanOct 27
  1385. 13851385R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Joan Gallo. Councillor Galluccio Order #10 scanOct 27
  1386. 13861386R Prepare resolution on the death of Christine O'Shea. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanOct 27
  1387. 13871387R Appreciation to **Janet Manzelli** for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #12 scanOct 27
  1388. 13881388R Arts presentations which travel from the Senior Centers to Senior Housing Development common rooms. Councillor Reeves Order #16 scanOct 27
  1389. 13891389R Urge citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the upcoming "Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage," the pilgrimage of the Middle Passage retraces the journey of slavery, from the United States to the Caribbean and West Africa, from June 1898 to June 1889. Councillor Reeves Order #18 scanOct 27
  1390. 13901390R Welcome the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Inc., New England Committee as they convene in Cambridge for a fundraiser on October 22, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanOct 27
  1391. 13911391R Congratulations to the 8th Annual International Capoeira Encounter and the 2nd annual Capoeira Angola Encounter at the Brazilian Cultural Center of New England to be held on October 23 - 26, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanOct 27
  1392. 13921392R Best wishes for a safe Halloween to all, especially the children. Councillor Reeves Order #21 scanOct 27
  1393. 13931393R Congratulations to the Reverend Dannie Mae James and the Reverend Mark Green on their upcoming November nuptials. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanOct 27
  1394. 13941394R Resolution honoring the life works of Margery "Ruby" Dottin. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanOct 27
  1395. 13951395R Resolution on the death of Thomas "Smokey" Walsh, late retired MDC Police Sergeant and former Cambridge resident. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanOct 27
  1396. 13961396R Commend the dedicated Parking Control Officer for her keen observation and quick action when she spotted the car belonging to the Lowell murder suspect. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order #31 scanOct 27
  1397. 13971397R Happy Seventy-fifth Birthday wishes to Louis Moretti, father of Sandra Albano. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanOct 27
  1398. 13981398R Resolution on the death of Theresa Garber-Moriarty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanOct 27
  1399. 13991399R Resolution on the death of Alice E. Hughes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #34 scanOct 27
  1400. 14001400R Urge all Cantabrigians to participate in the 71st Annual Banquet of the Saints Cosmas and Damian Society on October 26, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanOct 27
  1401. 14011401R Resolution on Veteran's Day in honor of our veterans of military service. Councillor Triantafillou Order #39 scanOct 27
  1402. 14021402R Resolution on the death of Helen O. (Soderquist) Leonard. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanOct 27
  1403. 14031403R Congratulations to Dr. Philip McGovern, Jr. on being approved for inclusion in the American Directory of Who's Who in Executives and Businesses 1998-1999 Edition. Mayor Russell Order #51 scanOct 27
  1404. 14041404R Congratulations on the continued success of the Cambridge Pop Warner Football and Cheerleaders Program. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanOct 27
  1405. 14051405R Cngratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Golf Team for winning the Greater Boston League Title. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanOct 27
  1406. 14061406R Congratulations to the parents of Carolyn Mary McGrail who was born on October 23, 1997. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #54 scanOct 27
  1407. 14071407R Declare, Thursday, October 23, 1997 as Robert Winfrey Conductor Extraordinare of the Kuumba Singers of Harvard University for 25 harmonious years. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanOct 27
  1408. 14081408R Commend Florence Souza on her generosity and kindness to the Cambridge community and congratulations on the occasion of her 68th birthday. Mayor Russell Order #69 scanOct 27
  1409. 14091409R Congratulations to the Monitor Company on their new location, and welcome to our City. Mayor Russell Order #76 scanOct 27
  1410. 14101410R Resolution on the death of Jackie Joyce, former employee of the Maintenance Department. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #1 scanNov 3
  1411. 14111411R Best wishes for a speedy recovery for Annie Amendola. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanNov 3
  1412. 14121412R Resolution on the death of Maryalice Monagle, former employee of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #3 scanNov 3
  1413. 14131413R Resolution on the death of Frank N. Cardullo. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanNov 3
  1414. 14141414R Appreciation to Joseph Pini for his many years of dedicated service to Cambridge and wishes for much happiness in his retirement. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #5 scanNov 3
  1415. 14151415R Appreciation to Janet Sparrow for her more than ten years of dedicated service to Cambridge and wishes for much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #6 scanNov 3
  1416. 14161416R Appreciation to Joseph Raia for his fifteen years of dedicated service to Cambridge and wishes for much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #7 scanNov 3
  1417. 14171417R Resolution on the death of Helen T. (Heffron) Hart. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanNov 3
  1418. 14181418R Resolution on the death of Mary Ellen (O'Keefe) Surette. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #9 scanNov 3
  1419. 14191419R Resolution on the death of Mary C. Ward. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanNov 3
  1420. 14201420R Birthday greetings to Rebecca Kaufman. Councillor Triantafillou Order #15 scanNov 3
  1421. 14211421R Cantabrigians to participate in the "book drive" for the children in North Cape, South Africa. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanNov 3
  1422. 14221422R Appreciation to Margaret Milmoe for her sixteen years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wishes for much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #21 scanNov 3
  1423. 14231423R Appreciation to Sheila Nicholls for her more than twenty years of dedicated service to Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #22 scanNov 3
  1424. 14241424R Wish a speedy recovery to Joseph Doherty. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanNov 3
  1425. 14251425R Congratulations to Grant Cassasa who received his Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism from Boston University. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanNov 3
  1426. 14261426R Resolution on the death of Florence Cincotta. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanNov 3
  1427. 14271427R Resolution on the death of Manuel Costeira daSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #26 scanNov 3
  1428. 14281428R Resolution on the death of Robert L. Holland. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #27 scanNov 3
  1429. 14291429R Congratulations to Kitchens, etc. on their grand opening to the Fresh Pond Mall Area. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanNov 3
  1430. 14301430R Resolution on the death of Lena C. (MacDonald) MacAskill. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #30 scanNov 3
  1431. 14311431R Congratulations to MAPS Community Center, the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers and the Fannie Mae Foundation on the launch of the Portuguese language edition of a step-by-step guide on How to Buy a Home. Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanNov 3
  1432. 14321432R Commendation to the staff and parents of the Fitzgerald Pre-School, the Haggerty Pre-School, the King Pre-School and the Longfellow Pre-School for their dedication and skill in pursuing and receiving the recognition for excellence on November 17, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanNov 3
  1433. 14331433R Get well wishes to Frank Stewart. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanNov 3
  1434. 14341434R Get well wishes to Elizabeth "Ely" Ahsanullah, long-time employee of the Election Commission. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanNov 3
  1435. 14351435R That the week of November 16,1996, which marks the Cambridge Food Pantry Network's Annual Holiday Food Drive effort, be declared "Cambridge Share Our Feast Week." Vice Mayor Born Order #37 scanNov 3
  1436. 14361436R Urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the Pop Warner Oldies Dance on Saturday, November 8, 1997 at the Polish American Club. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanNov 17
  1437. 14371437R Appreciation to Polly Veino for her many years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and wish much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #2 scanNov 17
  1438. 14381438R Resolution on the death of George Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanNov 17
  1439. 14391439R Resolution on the death of Bartholomew F. "Bart" Connolly. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #4 scanNov 17
  1440. 14401440R Appreciation to Marie Mason for her seventeen years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #5 scanNov 17
  1441. 14411441R Appreciation to Elsie Yearwood for her thirteen years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #6 scanNov 17
  1442. 14421442R Appreciation to Ingeborg Gravallese for her twenty-three years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #7 scanNov 17
  1443. 14431443R Resolution on the death of Cornelius W. Phillips, Jr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #8 scanNov 17
  1444. 14441444R Resolution on the death of Grace J. (Kimball) Brown. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #9 scanNov 17
  1445. 14451445R Urge citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the first annual "Matignon High School Alumni Road Race" on Sunday, May 3, 1998. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanNov 17
  1446. 14461446R Get well wishes to Sergio Bombino. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanNov 17
  1447. 14471447R Best wishes for a Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Boyle. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanNov 17
  1448. 14481448R Best wishes for a Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGaughey. Mayor Russell Order #13 scanNov 17
  1449. 14491449R Congratulations to the newly elected Friends of the Cambridge Public Library and urge all Cantabrigians to be cognizant of and participate in the Friends of the Cambridge Public Library Children's Book Fair on December 6. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanNov 17
  1450. 14501450R Congratulations to First Assistant Register of the Middlesex Probate Court, Marie A. Gardin. Councillor Triantafillou Order #15 scanNov 17
  1451. 14511451R Resolution on the death of Charlotte E. Scanlon. Councillors Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanNov 17
  1452. 14521452R Prepare resolution on the death of Daniel Walsh. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanNov 17
  1453. 14531453R Resolution on the death of John F. LaBossiere. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #20 scanNov 17
  1454. 14541454R Resolution on the death of Catherine T. (Mahoney) Betz. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanNov 17
  1455. 14551455R Congratulations to Tiago Moreira for being named "Most Valuable Player" of Greater Boston Soccer League. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanNov 17
  1456. 14561456R Congratulations to Robert R. Sweeney on being named "Man of the Year" by the Rindge Alumni Association. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanNov 17
  1457. 14571457R Resolution on the death of Mary A. (Petitpas) Poirier. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanNov 17
  1458. 14581458R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Football Team for obtaining the best record in the history of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanNov 17
  1459. 14591459R Congratulations to Bill Brennick and Brian Waldron on their induction into the B.C. High 1997 Athletic Hall of Fame. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanNov 17
  1460. 14601460R Encourage all to be cognizant of St. Peter's School Christmas Show to be held on December 12, 1997. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanNov 17
  1461. 14611461R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the Cambridge Public Health Commission and the Cambridge Housing Authority's ground Breaking Ceremony to celebrate the commencement of a new Health and Community Center at 119 Windsor Street in Cambridge on Thursday, November 20, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #30 scanNov 17
  1462. 14621462R Urge citizens to participate in "Pie in the Sky," a program sponsored by Community Servings which provides free Thanksgiving dinners for individuals and families homebound with AIDS. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanNov 17
  1463. 14631463R Urge citizens to participate in the Annual Community Thanksgiving Service sponsored by the Harvard and Central Square Clergy Associations. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanNov 17
  1464. 14641464R Prepare resolution for the ninth annual "A Salute to RIF Week," a national non-profit organization dedicated to literacy in America on November 17-21, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanNov 17
  1465. 14651465R Welcome the Boston Tix, a not-for-profit audience development and marketing organization serving Greater Boston's performing arts and cultural community, to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanNov 17
  1466. 14661466R Thank you to everyone who exercised the right to vote! Councillor Davis Order #39 scanNov 17
  1467. 14671467R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boy's Soccer Team. Councillor Galluccio Order #40 scanNov 17
  1468. 14681468R Appreciation to Lieutenant Robert J. Morrissey for his thirty years of dedicated service to the citizens and to the City of Cambridge and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #41 scanNov 17
  1469. 14691469R Resolution on the tragic death of Michelle Micheletti. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #42 scanNov 17
  1470. 14701470R Prepare resolution on the death of John J. Callahan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanNov 17
  1471. 14711471R Resolution on the death of David A. Cushing. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #46 scanNov 17
  1472. 14721472R Resolution on the death of Jerome Minot. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #47 scanNov 17
  1473. 14731473R Resolution on the death of Joseph Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #48 scanNov 17
  1474. 14741474R Resolution on the death of Antonetta M. Rosa. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanNov 17
  1475. 14751475R Resolution on the death of Adeline M. Donofrio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #50 scanNov 17
  1476. 14761476R Resolution on the death of Hollis Gerrish. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay and entire membership Order #51 scanNov 17
  1477. 14771477R Resolution on the death of Michael McKenna. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #52 scanNov 17
  1478. 14781478R Congratulations and best wishes to Norman and Mary Anne Pinciaro on the occasion of their Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary, and wish for them continued health and happiness in the future. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanNov 17
  1479. 14791479R Happy Ninetieth Birthday wishes to Douglas S. Riser, a long-time Cambridge r Resident Mayor Russell Order #54 scanNov 17
  1480. 14801480R Urge all to be cognizant of and participate in St. Anthony's Church Christmas Bazaar on Sunday, November 30. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanNov 17
  1481. 14811481R Congratulations on the grand re-opening of The Cambridge Homes. Mayor Russell Order #58 scanNov 17
  1482. 14821482R Resolution on the death of Anna J. Ryan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #59 scanNov 17
  1483. 14831483R Resolution on the death of Eleanor F. (Donnelly) Davis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #60 scanNov 17
  1484. 14841484R Get well wishes to Chester Golembieski. Councillor Toomey Order #61 scanNov 17
  1485. 14851485R Best wishes to Robert W. Taylor on the occasion of his Sixtieth Birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #63 scanNov 17
  1486. 14861486R Resolution on the death of Barbara C. Hanley. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #65 scanNov 17
  1487. 14871487R Special welcome to Ten Thousand Villages to the City of Cambridge and especially to Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #76 scanNov 17
  1488. 14881488R Congratulations to the Central Square Business Association on the the Holiday Lighting Celebration to be held in Central Square. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanNov 17
  1489. 14891489R Welcome to Arts/Boston, and continue to provide and enhance accessibility and affordability for all local residents, workers, students and visitors. Mayor Russell Order #79 scanNov 17
  1490. 14901490R Congratulations on the opening of the Birthing Center at the Cambridge Hospital. Mayor Russell Order #80 scanNov 17
  1491. 14911491R Welcome the Romanian Dialog delegation and applaud them for efforts with citizen action and community building. Mayor Russell Order #82 scanNov 17
  1492. 14921492R Resolution on the death of Margaret C. (D'Entremont) Hutchinson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #83 scanNov 17
  1493. 14931493R Best wishes to the Small Planet Restaurant as they depart from Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #85 scanNov 17
  1494. 14941494R Welcome to Pho Republic to the Central Square area. Councillor Reeves Order #86 scanNov 17
  1495. 14951495R Congratulations to Anna Deveare Smith, an acclaimed actress and scholar as she comes to Harvard University to lead a new institute on arts, politics and society. Councillor Reeves Order #87 scanNov 17
  1496. 14961496R Congratulations to David Aposhian and the Cambridge Design and Development on their continued quest to provide affordable purchase and affordable rental housing in Cambridge, often without any government subsidy. Councillor Reeves Order #89 scanNov 17
  1497. 14971497R Welcome to the Lavender Lights Gospel Choir from New York City to the Cambridge and Boston area as they come to provide a holiday concert. Councillor Reeves Order #90 scanNov 17
  1498. 14981498R Congratulations to the Greater Boston Business Council on the upcoming Gay and Lesbian Business Expo on November 20, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #91 scanNov 17
  1499. 14991499R Welcome to the acclaimed singer, legend "Adeva" as she comes from England to provide a local concert on Saturday, November 15, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #92 scanNov 17
  1500. 15001500R Resolution on the death of Evelyn May (Joseph) Brathwaite. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #93 scanNov 17
  1501. 15011501R Prepare resolution on the death of Donald Hutchinson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanNov 24
  1502. 15021502R Urge Cantabrigians to be cognizant of the BostonDance Company's presentation of "The Nutcracker," at CRLS on November 29, with a special apprearance by Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves as Clara's father. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanNov 24
  1503. 15031503R Congratulations to the newly elected officers for the East Cambridge Planning Team. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanNov 24
  1504. 15041504R Best wishes to Robert C. "Bob" Brown, a resident of Cambridge, on his recent retirement from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's New England Regional Office in Boston. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanNov 24
  1505. 15051505R Wishes of success for the Jeff Curley Scholarship Hockey Game Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanNov 24
  1506. 15061506R Congratulations to Councillor Anthony Galluccio on passing the Massachusets Bar Exam. Councillor Duehay Order #13 scanNov 24
  1507. 15071507R Congratulations to Henry Fernandez, a former Cantabrigian, who is stepping down as the founder and Executive Director of the Leadership, Education and Athletics Partnership of New Haven. Councillor Reeves Order #17 scanNov 24
  1508. 15081508R Resolution on the death of Steve Lombardi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanNov 24
  1509. 15091509R Happy Seventieth Birthday wishes to James Lynch, former head of the Weight and Measures Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanNov 24
  1510. 15101510R Resolution on the death of Mary E. (Ryan) Twomey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanNov 24
  1511. 15111511R Resolution on the death of Rose (Gludicianni) Carmody. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #25 scanNov 24
  1512. 15121512R Resolution on the death of Robert A. Cawley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanNov 24
  1513. 15131513R Thanks to the Dante Alighieri for their generous offer of Thanksgiving dinners for the needy. Order #29 scanNov 24
  1514. 15141514R Congratulations to the newly elected officers and trustees of the Santa Lucia Society. Councillor Galluccio Order #37 scanNov 24
  1515. 15151515R Urge the Mass. Congressional delegation to take all steps necessary to create extended vouchers which last for periods of five to ten years for expiring use tenants who live in buildingsss wheer mortgages are prepaid. Councillor Galluccio Order #38 scanNov 24
  1516. 15161516R Congratulations to Laszlo A. Belady on his outstanding career and achievements, as well as wishing him all the best in his well-deserved retirement. Mayor Russell Order #41 scanNov 24
  1517. 15171517R Congratulations and best wishes to Frank and Phyllis Ferullo on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #44 scanNov 24
  1518. 15181518R Appreciation to Douglas Dukeshire for his quick and heroic action in successfully helping the police apprehend a shooting suspect. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #45 scanNov 24
  1519. 15191519R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to John Burke, senior custodian at the King School. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #49 scanNov 24
  1520. 15201520R Good luck to Cambridge Rindge and Latin High football team in the Thanksgiving Day Game against Everett, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanNov 24
  1521. 15211521R Good luck to Matignon High School in their participation in the state wide high school superbowl game. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanNov 24
  1522. 15221522R Congratulations to Craig Bailey on his exhibition of photography, entitled "Faces of Aids" which will be on display November 14 through December 11, 1997 at the Cambridge Adult Education Center in Harvard Square. Councillors Reeves and Galluccio Order #53 scanNov 24
  1523. 15231523R Congratulations to the Cambridge Community Chorus on their annual presentation of Handel's Messiah on Sunday, December 14 at Kresege Auditorium at M.I.T. Councillors Reeves and Galluccio Order #54 scanNov 24
  1524. 15241524R Congratulations to the Harvard College Football Team for beating Yale and winning the Ivy League Championship on Saturday, November 22, 1997. Councillors Duehay and Galluccio Order #55 scanNov 24
  1525. 15251525R Congratulations to the West Cambridge Youth Flag Football Team for winning the state flag football championship. Councillor Galluccio Order #56 scanNov 24
  1526. 15261526R Appreciation to Jim Loveless, Chuck McCabe, Paul "Doc" Kearns and Tim O'Reilly, the organizers of the Homeless Veterans Shelter Christmas Party. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #59 scanNov 24
  1527. 15271527R Resolution on the death of Paul H. Santman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #60 scanNov 24
  1528. 15281528R Resolution on the death of Francis "Buddy" Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanNov 24
  1529. 15291529R Resolution on the death of Chester V. Golembieski. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanNov 24
  1530. 15301530R Resolution on the death of Rita DeRonde. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #2 scanDec 15
  1531. 15311531R Resolution on the death of Mary B. Maynard. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanDec 15
  1532. 15321532R Resolution on the death of Donald M. DeHart. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanDec 15
  1533. 15331533R Congratulations to the Pop Warner B Team on winning the New England Regional Championship. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Reeves Order #6 scanDec 15
  1534. 15341534R Resolution on the death of Edward T. Hunter. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanDec 15
  1535. 15351535R Resolution on the death of Doris (Groom) Kalukiewicz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanDec 15
  1536. 15361536R Happy Ninetieth Birthday wishes to Catherine Courtney. Mayor Russell Order #9 scanDec 15
  1537. 15371537R Resolution on the death of Doris K. (Pero) Thompson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanDec 15
  1538. 15381538R Resolution on the death of Louise C. Lambert. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #12 scanDec 15
  1539. 15391539R Resolution on the death of Otto J. Lang. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanDec 15
  1540. 15401540R Resolution on the death of L. Shirley Goss. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #14 scanDec 15
  1541. 15411541R Prepare resolution on the death of Charles Young. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #15 scanDec 15
  1542. 15421542R Resolution on the death of Endicott "Chub" Peabody, a former governor of Massachusetts. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #17 scanDec 15
  1543. 15431543R Appreciation to Derrick Z. Jackson for his excellent column with a delightful description of the benefits of Cambridge neighborhoods. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanDec 15
  1544. 15441544R Resolution on the death of Dr. Richard Ruopp. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #22 scanDec 15
  1545. 15451545R Wish a speedy recovery to Daniel Thibault. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #24 scanDec 15
  1546. 15461546R Congratulations to the Western Avenue Baptist Church Family as they celebrate The Second Pastoral Anniversary of Reverend Edmund D. Henley, Sr. Mayor Russell Order #27 scanDec 15
  1547. 15471547R Resolution on the death of Phillip A. Cicchetti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #28 scanDec 15
  1548. 15481548R Resolution on the death of Mary Alice (Balakin) Botelho. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanDec 15
  1549. 15491549R Resolution on the death of Margaret (Stockton) Milley. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #30 scanDec 15
  1550. 15501550R Resolution on the death of Maurice J. Melanson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanDec 15
  1551. 15511551R Prepare resolution on the death of Angelina L. Marazzo. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanDec 15
  1552. 15521552R Resolution on the death of Nicholas S. Catizone, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanDec 15
  1553. 15531553R Resolution on the death of Carl Gibson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #39 scanDec 15
  1554. 15541554R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Ken Hunter. Councillor Davis Order #40 scanDec 15
  1555. 15551555R Kudos to the License Commission and the Police Department for their successful "Cops in Shops" sting operation, to curb underage drinking. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanDec 15
  1556. 15561556R Welcome Starbucks to Central Square and wish them much success. Mayor Russell Order #48 scanDec 15
  1557. 15571557R Congratulations to Eddy and Cloty Tabit for the efforts and service that have kept the Montrose Spa as a viable store, coffee shop and neighborhood institution. Councillor Triantafillou Order #49 scanDec 15
  1558. 15581558R Resolution on the death of Marion B. (Becker) Eiseman. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #51 scanDec 15
  1559. 15591559R Prepare resolution on the death of Pasquale Carbone. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanDec 15
  1560. 15601560R Resolution on the death of Alice M. (Maguire) Kelley. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #53 scanDec 15
  1561. 15611561R Thanks to all departments who have contributed to the installation of beautiful lights on trees in many parts of the City. Vice Mayor Born Order #56 scanDec 15
  1562. 15621562R Messiah on Sunday, December 14, 1997 at 3:00 p.. at M.I.T. Kresge Auditorium. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanDec 15
  1563. 15631563R Welcome to Cambridge the renowned singer "Martha Wash" who will visit in late December. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanDec 15
  1564. 15641564R Congratulations to the city agencies which planned and carried out activities for World AIDS Day, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanDec 15
  1565. 15651565R Prepare resolution on the death of Dorothy P. Merriman. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #67 scanDec 15
  1566. 15661566R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bernard Hicks, Sr. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanDec 15
  1567. 15671567R Congratulations to President Clinton and Mrs. Clinton on their Congratulations to President and Mrs. Clinton for their courage in sponsoring the first White House Conference on Hate Crimes and the current National Town Meetings on Race and America. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanDec 15
  1568. 15681568R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to William Hayes as he recuperates from a recent illness. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanDec 15
  1569. 15691569R Thanks and appreciation to Fred Fantini for his years of service on the School Committee. Mayor Russell Order #71 scanDec 15
  1570. 15701570R Congratulations to Frank Atchue, plumber for the Inspectional Service Department on being recognized by the New England Plumbing and Gas Inspector Association. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanDec 22
  1571. 15711571R Resolution on the death of Gloria J. Sartori. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #3 scanDec 22
  1572. 15721572R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Marie Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanDec 22
  1573. 15731573R Get well wishes to Peter F. Connolly, employee for 45 years with the City of Cambridge Inspectional Service Department and Cambridge Water Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanDec 22
  1574. 15741574R Commend the Harvard Square Charrette artists for sharing their talents with the general public. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanDec 22
  1575. 15751575R Best wishes to Eileen Moran Brown, and good luck to the senior management teams and Vice President under the leadership of Provost Douglas Johnstone. Mayor Russell Order #8 scanDec 22
  1576. 15761576R Resolution on the death of Mary K. Brooks. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #9 scanDec 22
  1577. 15771577R Resolution on the death of Ann Marie Dooley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanDec 22
  1578. 15781578R Resolution on the death of Robert Meehan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanDec 22
  1579. 15791579R Resolution on the death of Dorothy Surrey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #12 scanDec 22
  1580. 15801580R Congratulations to Courtney Simmons, age 11, who designed a new Save the Children tie called Power On. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanDec 22
  1581. 15811581R Resolution on the death of Mary Madeline (Keough) Addonizio. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanDec 22
  1582. 15821582R Congratulations to the Middle East Restaurant on the occasion of celebrating ten years of live music in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanDec 22
  1583. 15831583R Welcome Pho Republique, a great new place to meet for lunch in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanDec 22
  1584. 15841584R Resolution on the death of Reed (Champion) Pfeufer. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #18 scanDec 22
  1585. 15851585R Congratulations to the Cambridge Police Detectives on the arrest of Richard Kachadorian. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanDec 22
  1586. 15861586R Congratulations to the Cambridge Housing Authority on being awarded $354,000 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to develop and implement a workforce development training program for Cambridge public housing residents. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanDec 22
  1587. 15871587R Prepare resolution on the marriage of Councillor Michael Sullivan and Denise Morris. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #54 scanDec 22
  1588. 15881588R Happy holidays to all and may the candles of Chanukah, Christmas and Kwanzaa light the way to a peaceful and Happy New Year. Councillors Davis, Sullivan and Reeves Order #22 scanDec 22
  1589. 15891589R Congratulations to the Matignon Girl's Volleyball Team. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanDec 22
  1590. 15901590R Congratulations to Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc. for their generosity and applause for their efforts as a great neighbor to our City. Mayor Russell Order #27 scanDec 22
  1591. 15911591R Happy Birthday wishes to John O'Connor. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanDec 22
  1592. 15921592R Congratulations to Ayida Mthembu, Associate Dean of Counseling and Support at Massachusetts Institute of Technology on being named as a 1997 YMCA Black Achiever. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanDec 22
  1593. 15931593R Congratulations to Roy Behat of Harvard College, outgoing President of the Phillips Brooks House and recipient of the 1997 Rhodes Scholarship to study in Oxford, England. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanDec 22
  1594. 15941594R All citizens be cognizant of and participate in the New Year's Eve Dance on January 31, 1998, hosted by Winston 'Pop' Forde and Henderson 'Hendy' Suttle at the Cambridge Community Center. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanDec 22
  1595. 15951595R Congratulations to the Cambridge Pop Warner "B" Team for the wonderful way that they conducted themselves on their memorable visit to City Hall on Monday, December 15, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanDec 22
  1596. 15961596R The Fletcher School is a joy to visit and observe classrooms of hard working teachers and students modeling the reality of daily and lifelong learners. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanDec 22
  1597. 15971597R Congratulations to Chabad Lubuvitch, for the "lamplighters" movement which has kindled menorahs in public places for all to see as a beacon of hope and freedom. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanDec 22
  1598. 15981598R Congratulations to Genevieve and Tony Trio on celebrating their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #43 scanDec 22
  1599. 15991599R Resolution on the death of Felix "Casey" Benevento. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #44 scanDec 22
  1600. 16001600R Resolution on the death of Mary (Giordano) Ragno. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #45 scanDec 22
  1601. 16011601R Resolution on the death of Edna M. (Powers) Edgehill. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #46 scanDec 22
  1602. 16021602R Resolution on the death of Mary V. (Culhane) Lyons. Councillor Toomey, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #47 scanDec 22
  1603. 16031603R Prepare resolution on the death of Mavis Johnson, aunt of Councillor Kenneth Reeves. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #48 scanDec 22
  1604. 16041604R Appreciation and heartfelt thanks to the Friends of the Council of Aging for their generosity and hard work on behalf of the seniors of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #49 scanDec 22
  1605. 16051605R Resolution on the death of Mary E. (Renaghan) Healey. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #50 scanDec 22
  1606. 16061606R Resolution on the death of John F. Cummings. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #51 scanDec 22
  1607. 16071607R Resolution on the death of Joseph L. Mello. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #52 scanDec 22
  1608. 16081608R Resolution on the death of Anthony Joseph Zizzo. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #53 scanDec 22

City Manager Requests

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  1. 11CM Three accidents in a 48 hour period in the East Cambridge area. Report Received 2-10-97 Councillor Toomey Consent agenda # 4 of 2-10-97 Order #2 and referred back to City Manager scanJan 6
  2. 22CM To repair the brick sidewalk on Jackson Street at the earliest convenience. Councillor Galluccio Order #7 scanJan 6
  3. 33CM Questions regarding domestic partner health care benefits upon retirement. Councillor Triantafillou Order #12 scanJan 6
  4. 44CM To repair the pot hole in front of the premises numbered 29 Granite Street. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanJan 6
  5. 55CM Road improvements on Columbia Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanJan 6
  6. 66CM Re-examine the previous traffic studies relative to Elm Street, and report on what steps will be taken to improve safety on Elm Street. Report received and Councillor Sullivan Referred back to Order #34 City Manager 2-24-97 Consent agenda #24 of 2-24-97 scanJan 6
  7. 77CM Develop and implement a plan that provides for an increased level of holiday lights and decorations for the main streets and squares in December, 1997. Councillor Toomey Report received 2-24-97 Order #35 Consent agenda #18 of 2-24-97 scanJan 6
  8. 88CM What efforts have been made to produce identity products for promoting the City; and any statistical data which shows that tourism has increased or revenues to the City have increased as a result of the activities of the office. Report received 2-24-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #41 Consent Agenda #26 of 2-24-97 scanJan 6
  9. 99CM Draft regulations and/or restrictions to protect the citizens of Cambridge from trucks, particularly hazardous trucks being routed through city. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanJan 6
  10. 1010CM Re-evaluation of agenda for Council Meetings. Councillor Triantafillou Order #55 scanJan 6
  11. 1111CM Placement of "No Parking" signs on Bellis Circle. Councillor Triantafillou Report Received 2-10-97 Order #56 Consent Agenda #3 of 2-10-97 scanJan 6
  12. 1212CM Veteran Administration benefits for Homeless Veterans. Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanJan 6
  13. 1313CM Bulk Sales of Delinquent Real and Personal Property Taxes. Councillor Triantafillou Order #58 scanJan 6
  14. 1414CM Provision of Citizen Benefit Statment with Tax bills. Report Received 2-24-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #59 Consent Agenda # 22 of 2-24-97 scanJan 6
  15. 1515CM Left turn off Mass. Avenue at Harvey and Cameron Avenue. Report Received 1-27-97 Councillor Triantafillou Consent Agenda #8 of 1-27-97 scanJan 6
  16. 1616CM Reset the timing of the walk cycle at the Appian Way - Garden Street intersection. Vice Mayor Born Order #61 scanJan 6
  17. 1717CM A report on the status of Harvard Housing units that will become available. Councillor Davis Order #63 [handwritten: Report received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda # 18 of 5-5-97] scanJan 6
  18. 1818CM The City's Personnel Policy for City employees who are called into active military duty, specifically the city's policy as it relates to employee security, salary, civil service rights, seniority and medical benefits. Councillor Galluccio Order #64 [handwritten: Report received 1-27-97 Consent Agenda #9 of 1-27-97] scanJan 6
  19. 1919CM Research and report regarding the privacy issues related to "Enhanced 911" with regard to data base creation and linkage. Councillor Davis Order #66 [handwritten: Report received 1-27-97 Consent Agenda # 13 of 1-27-97] scanJan 6
  20. 2020CM Review the potential of offering an early retirement package to current Water Treatment Plant employees and drafting home rule legislation which would enable the city to offer such incentives to those employees. Councillor Galluccio Order #67 [handwritten: Report received 1-13-97 Consent Agenda # 4 of 1-13-97] scanJan 6
  21. 2121CM To ensure that Cambridge cabs are the cleanest and safest in the state, and that each and every cab has seat belts which are installed and working. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanJan 6
  22. 2222CM A report regarding a party which was held on January 4, 1997 at 1151 Massachusetts Avenue where serious injury occurred. [handwritten: Report Received 2-24-97] Mayor Russell Order #80 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #10 of 2-24-97] scanJan 6
  23. 2323CM Follow-up to the requests outlined in Committee Report number two of January 6, 1997 from the Cable Department. [handwritten: Also see (115)] [handwritten: Report Received 4-28-97] Councillor Galluccio Order #84 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #14 of 4-28-97] scanJan 6
  24. 2424CM Set up a meeting with Chilton Street residents and Standish Street residents to slow traffic and to deal with traffic concerns along Chilton and Standish Street. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Reeves, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #86 scanJan 6
  25. 2525CM Repair the deep depression in the brick sidewalk near the fire hydrant at 42 Irving Street. Councillor Duehay Order #3 scanJan 13
  26. 2626CM Advertise the sidewalk snow removal hotline in the TAB and the Chronicle and on Cable television. Councillor Duehay Order #4 scanJan 13
  27. 2727CM The possibility of narrowing the curb cuts at the corner of Garfield Street and Mass. Ave. to make this intersection more pedestrian friendly. Councillor Duehay Order #6 scanJan 13
  28. 2828CM Enforce the "No LeftTurn" sign at the Twin City Plaza for the safety of our citizens. Order #21 scanJan 13
  29. 2929CM Post two "one way" signs and two "do not enter" signs, one at each corner of Mt. Auburn and Dunster Streets which would remedy the traffic safety concern. Councillor Duehay Order #22 scanJan 13
  30. 3030CM Regulations which would limit the location, height or structure of cellular towers. Councillor Triantafillou Order #24 scanJan 13
  31. 3131CM The status of the housing proposal at the site of Portland Stoneware in North Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanJan 13
  32. 3232CM The creation of a City-wide logo which could be used to promote City pride and unity. Councillor Galluccio Order #30 scanJan 13
  33. 3333CM Investigate repeated violations of City Ordinances by C & C Disposal Company which continues to pick up trash from a business at the corner of Davenport and Mass. Ave. between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. Vice Mayor Born Order #34 scanJan 13
  34. 3434CM Debris at the sides of Concord Avenue between the Route Two Rotary and Blanchard Road which presents a hazardous condition for bicyclists. Vice Mayor Born Order #35 scanJan 13
  35. 3535CM Evaluation of a left turn at the intersection of Regent Street and Massachusetts Avenue in any traffic planning process for Porter Square. Mayor Russell Report received 1-27-97 Order #46 Consent Agenda #6 scanJan 13
  36. 3636CM Ensure that traffic lights at the intersections of Harvard and Dana Streets, as well as Harvard and Hancock Streets are fully operable. Mayor Russell Report Received 2-10-97 Order #47 Consent Agenda #20 of 2-10-97 scanJan 13
  37. 3737CM Refer communication regarding policy of servicing customers for heat related and hot water heating related service problems. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanJan 13
  38. 3838CM Strategies to remove snow at red line stations and other appropriate locations. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #52 scanJan 13
  39. 3939CM Enforcement of sidewalk snow removal requirements on MDC roadways. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #53 Report Received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 2-24-97 scanJan 13
  40. 4040CM Snow removal around the Morse School and Lindstrom Field. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #54 Report received 1-27-97 Consent Agenda #11 of 1-27-97 scanJan 13
  41. 4141CM The problem of high speed traffic racing to beat the stop light at the intersection of Dover Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Vice Mayor Born Order #1 scanJan 27
  42. 4242CM The need for a full service grocery store in the neighborhoods of Cambridgeport and Riverside. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanJan 27
  43. 4343CM Enforcement of the Stop for School Buses in the area of the Maynard School. Order #17 scanJan 27
  44. 4444CM Repair defects in the roadway on Concord Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 scanJan 27
  45. 4545CM The status of the Police Department Truck Enforcement Team. Report Received 3-17-97 Councillor Sullivan Order #22 Consent Agenda #1 of 3-17-97 scanJan 27
  46. 4646CM Establish a one-hour parking limit at 11 Warren Street. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanJan 27
  47. 4747CM The Department of Housing and Community Development's release of its Draft One-Year Action Plan Mayor Russell Order #43 scanJan 27
  48. 4848CM Make sure any city employee who needs entry into a private home to reada meter or for any other purpose shows proper credentials to gain access. Councillor Toomey Order #44 scanJan 27
  49. 4949CM Investigate the installation of a twenty-five miles per hour sign at the corner of River Street and Memorial Drive to protect the pedestrians in this area especially the children. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanJan 27
  50. 5050CM Status report from Harvard University and MIT on the numberof Cambridge resients hired on their construction projects. Councillor Toomey Order #47 [handwritten: Report Received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda #21 of 5-5-97] scanJan 27
  51. 5151CM Explore the possibility of obtaining Section 404 mitigation grants. Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #50 [handwritten: Reprit[?] Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 3-31-97] scanJan 27
  52. 5252CM Review the possibility of installing a working light at the corner of Third Street and Gore Street for better visibility for the safety of our citizens. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanJan 27
  53. 5353CM Educating school children about bicycle safety and new policies and penalties with regard to riding bicycles on sidewalks. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanJan 27
  54. 5454CM Determine when repairs will be made to Magazine Beach from damages sustained during the preparation for the Head of the Charles Regatta. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanJan 27
  55. 5555CM Determine the appropriate disposition for the boarded up dilapidated City house on water department land in Lincoln near Trapelo and Old County Roads. Councillor Duehay Order #65 scanJan 27
  56. 5656CM Keep United States mailboxes clean from graffiti at all times. Councillor Duehay Order #66 [handwritten:] Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda # 8 of 2-24-97 scanJan 27
  57. 5757CM Set up a "quality of life" Police Academy for issues which affect the daily lives of Cambridge resident. Councillor Galluccio Order #76 scanJan 27
  58. 5858CM Investigate the conditions under which the construction of the western end of Broadway is taking place. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #81 scanJan 27
  59. 5959CM The sewer problems at the intersection of Pearl Street and Mass. Ave. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #85 [handwritten:] Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda # 6 of 2-24-97 scanJan 27
  60. 6060CM Plan for a grace period and warning system to alert residents that their resident sticker is expired. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #95 scanJan 27
  61. 6161CM Communication from David C. Petty, regarding Cambridge parking violation #09266942-6 be referred to the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #98 scanJan 27
  62. 6262CM Create pedestrian and bicycle access to the Fresh Pond Reservation and to the Alewife Station in a manner consistent with the Fresh Pond Parkway Advisory Committee Report. Councillor Davis and Galluccio Order #50 scanJan 27
  63. 6363CM Adjust the blinking yellow light for better visibility at the corner of Fifth Street and Gore Street. scanJan 27
  64. 6464CM Legal opinion on whether the Residency Ordinance violates the City Charter, MGL Chapter 43, Sections 93-116. scanJan 27
  65. 6565CM Cambridge Health Information Unit "The Health of Cambridge" Report. scanJan 27
  66. 6666CM Possible changes in the permit process for weekend parties involving large numbers of youth. Order #7 scanFeb 3
  67. 6767CM Sewer separation project terminus at Cameron Avenue in North Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #17 scanFeb 3
  68. 6868CM Whether any employee of the City has been denied or threatened with denial to continue his/her health benefits while serving on active duty in the armed forces. [handwritten: Report Received 2-10-97] Councillor Toomey [handwritten: Consent agenda #16 of 2-10-97] Order #28 scanFeb 3
  69. 6969CM Explore the possibility of implementing a shuttle service to Star Market stores from various locations throughout the city in order to give better access to grocery stores to all our residents. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanFeb 3
  70. 7070CM Cars triple parked awaiting school dismissal on Coolidge Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #32 scanFeb 3
  71. 7171CM Review the condition of Tubman Square.Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanFeb 3
  72. 7272CM Instruction and coordination regarding outside tables and planters during this the first Spring/Summer of the widened sidewalks in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanFeb 3
  73. 7373CM A policy to replace Cambridge's Commercial Parking Freeze by utilizing the city's Vehicle Trip Reduction Program. Vice Mayor Born Order #14 scanFeb 10
  74. 7474CM Problems at the intersections of Garden and Chauncy Streets. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #15 scanFeb 10
  75. 7575CM Ask all appropriate department heads to cooperate with the organizers of the Day of Portugal Parade, which will take place on Sunday, June 8, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanFeb 10
  76. 7676CM Conditions observed by the North Cambridge Crime Task Force's (NCCTF) first "Kid's Walk for Safety." Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #18 scanFeb 10
  77. 7777CM New check cashing policies at the Star Market at Porter Square have caused inconvenience to many senior citizens who relied on the store to cash their monthly social security checks. Vice Mayor Born Order #27 scanFeb 10
  78. 7878CM Report how and when the provision of Section (F) of the Residency Ordinance is being implemented. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanFeb 10
  79. 7979CM Development of plan similar to "Operation Red" to deal with derelict properties in the City. Councillor Sullivan scanFeb 10
  80. 8080CM Development of an Office of Customer Assistance at City Hall. [handwritten: Report Received 5-19-97] Councillor Sullivan Order #41 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #7 of 5-19-97] scanFeb 10
  81. 8181CM Investigate whether Land Boulevard is correctly identified on the City's maps. [handwritten: Report received 2-24-96] Councillor Duehay Order #42 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #11 of 2-24-96] scanFeb 10
  82. 8282CM An immediate update on sewer odor at Mass. Ave., and Putnam Ave. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanFeb 10
  83. 8383CM That individuals who are contemplating building in Cambridge know that construction noise may not commence until 9:00 a.m. on weekends. Councillor Davis Order #48 scanFeb 10
  84. 8484CM Implement a Neighborhood Policing Partnership in Cambridge.Councillor Sullivan Order #49 scanFeb 10
  85. 8585CM Emergency housing in governmentally assisted housing may allow housing to be provided to residents whose homes were destroyed by fire on Upton Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #52 scanFeb 10
  86. 8686CM Make seniors cognizant of The Senior Prescription Program's toll free number, 1-800-953-3305. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #55 scanFeb 10
  87. 8787CM Complaints that the D'Alessandro Construction Company has recently caused extensive tree damage near the corner of Broadway and Quincy Streets and that the same company last summer damaged trees in Central Square. [handwritten: Report Received 2-24-97] Councillors Duehay, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #59 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #23 of 2-24-97] scanFeb 10
  88. 8888CM Cooperate with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force as they prepare for the annual National Night Out Against Crime which will be held in mid-summer in North Cambridge. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #62 scanFeb 10
  89. 8989CM Ensure that all local job postings, including hospital, schools and county jobs, be posted at a number of centralized locations in the City. Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #68 scanFeb 10
  90. 9090CM Investigate pedestrian safety issues in Inman Square including pedestrian crossing lights and crosswalks. Councillor Davis and Galluccio Order #69 scanFeb 10
  91. 9191CM The use of salt on city streets and whether said policy has been changed in the last five years. Councillor Triantafillou Order #10 scanFeb 24
  92. 9292CM Develop a public information plan in order to reach citizens with the knowledge they need to gain access to city services. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanFeb 24
  93. 9393CM Report on the possibility of doing some "informal" street cleaning prior to the Spring. Councillor Davis Order #15 [handwritten: Report received 3-17-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 3-17-97] scanFeb 24
  94. 9494CM Street cleaning every month, rescheduled if missed because of holidays. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanFeb 24
  95. 9595CM Low interest loans to install devices to prevent fires. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanFeb 24
  96. 9696CM To facilitate a joint meeting of boards and commissions to coordinate planning and development in the City. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanFeb 24
  97. 9797CM Investigate the future of the Department of Employment and Training building on Green Street. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanFeb 24
  98. 9898CM Prepare a crisis management response with a single clear contact point for the victims of crisis. Councillor Davis Order #20 [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #18 of 8-4-97] scanFeb 24
  99. 9999CM Determine if any policy exists that would prevent minors from accessing pornographic material on the internet. Report Received 3-17-97 Mayor Russell Consent Agenda #6 of 3-17-97 Order #21 scanFeb 24
  100. 100100CM Ownership of Charles Street, between First Street and Land Boulevard. Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanFeb 24
  101. 101101CM Confer with the developers of the Galleria Mall to ascertain if they will be paying for the installation of the crossing light as part of their mitigation agreement with the city. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanFeb 24
  102. 102102CM Increase police patrols in the area around 1221 Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanFeb 24
  103. 103103CM Explore the possibility of the "T" announcing the Central Square Red Line Station as "Central Square, Downtown Cambridge, City Hall." Councillor Davis Order #50 scanFeb 24
  104. 104104CM The installation of a 311 number for non-emergency police calls. Report Received 3-17-97 Councillor Sullivan Consent Agenda #15 of 3-17-97 Order #56 scanFeb 24
  105. 105105CM Inadequate staffing of the new Enhanced Emergency Communications Center. Report Received 3-17-97 Councillor Sullivan Consent Agenda #17 of 3-17-97 Order #57 scanFeb 24
  106. 106106CM Street lighting on Linnaean Street. Councillor Duehay Order #58 scanFeb 24
  107. 107107CM Verify the legal process which was used to approve a curb cut on Concord Avenue opposite 28 to 34 Concord where there appears to exist some confusion amongst local residents and parking enforcement officers. Vice Mayor Born Order #60 scanFeb 24
  108. 108108CM To pave or otherwise properly repair the sidewalk on Bigelow Street near the side of Cambridge City Hall where there are breaks in the paving due to the existence of trees. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanFeb 24
  109. 109109CM Determine that street cleaning begins early (late Feb/March) this year due to the unseasonably warm February weather and the reduced amount of overtime for snow removal. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanFeb 24
  110. 110110CM Refer list of the "City's worst" intersections as reported in the Cambridge Tab on March 3,1997 to Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillors Davis and Sullivan [handwritten: Report Received] Order #75 [handwritten: 4-14-97] [handwritten: Consent Agenda #2 of 4-14-97] scanFeb 24
  111. 111111CM Post signs at Sennott Park reminding dog owners of their obligation to clean up after their pets and that the newly renovated tot lot be posted "No Dogs in Play Area." Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Davis Order #78 scanFeb 24
  112. 112112CM Status of the Cambridge Bio-Medical Careers Training Initiative started by the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #81 scanFeb 24
  113. 113113CM Clean and deodorize catch basins at the corners of Upland and Richdale Avenue, and Upland and Walnut Avenue as soon as possible. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #83 scanFeb 24
  114. 114114CM Ensure that the eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit is widely disseminated throughout Cambridge. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio and Sullivan Order #84 scanFeb 24
  115. 115115CM Enforce truck traffic on Putnam Avenue and Sidney Street. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #76 scanFeb 24
  116. 116116CM Seek an opinion from the City Solicitor relative to G.L. c.43, §107 as it relates to City Council directives on personnel matters. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMar 3
  117. 117117CM Review the situation at the Central Square intersections of Western and Massachusetts Avenues and Prospect Street relative to vehicles taking a right turn onto Massachusetts Avenue, especially while a walk light is being displayed. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 3
  118. 118118CM Report on the approximate number of legal immigrants who would benefit from citizenship training and services as English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. Councillor Davis Order #5 [handwritten: Report Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda #6 of 3-31-97] scanMar 3
  119. 119119CM Increase Police patrols in the East Cambridge area in view of the two robberies which have occurred this past week. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanMar 3
  120. 120120CM Why was a resident who dialed "911" in an emergency taken to the hospital by a private ambulance company? Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanMar 3
  121. 121121CM Regulations that currently apply to dogs at Fresh Pond. Vice Mayor Born Order #27 scanMar 3
  122. 122122CM Report on the status of the Kingsley Park Bridge Replacement Project. [handwritten: Report Received 3-17-97 Consent Agenda #16 of 3-17-97] Vice Mayor Born Order #28 scanMar 3
  123. 123123CM Maintenance issues of MDC properties and the status of the long range planning process. Vice Mayor Born Order #29 scanMar 3
  124. 124124CM Idling school buses regularly cause a great deal of air pollution in Cambridge which can potentially affect the health of children at schools. Vice Mayor Born [handwritten: Report Received 4-14-97] Order #30 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #11 of 4-14-97] scanMar 3
  125. 125125CM Ensure that handicapped parking spaces meet the ADA guidelines and to allow persons with handicapped plates to park their cars free of charge. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanMar 3
  126. 126126CM Repair the library steps on Pearl Street at Central Square Library. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and Duehay Order #48 scanMar 3
  127. 127127CM Develop a "Vial of Life Program," which provides for life saving information to be available in your home in case of an emergency. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMar 17
  128. 128128CM Repair the potholes at the intersection of Third and Main Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanMar 17
  129. 129129CM Remove the two dead trees on Memorial Drive opposite Corporal Burns playground between Flagg and Hingham Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanMar 17
  130. 130130CM Update on request regarding the safety issue of pedestrians crossing at the Senior Center. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanMar 17
  131. 131131CM Remove graffiti from the Gold Star Mothers sign at the park on Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanMar 17
  132. 132132CM Whether Harvard and MIT would be willing to provide usage of their many tennis facilities for the youth of our city at either no cost, or at greatly reduced rates. [handwritten: Report received 5-19-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 5-19-97] Mayor Russell Order #29 scanMar 17
  133. 133133CM Enforcement of 25 m.p.h. speed limit on Brookline Street, south of Putnam Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMar 17
  134. 134134CM Enforcement of new truck ban on Putnam Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanMar 17
  135. 135135CM A progress report on repairs to the Central Square library steps and to the courtyard on Franklin Street, facing the Manning Apartments. Councillor Davis Order #34 scanMar 17
  136. 136136CM Possibility of adding a "Loading Zone" on Follen Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #45 scanMar 17
  137. 137137CM Privacy issues regarding correspondence for the Election Commission. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanMar 17
  138. 138138CM Consult with the residents of Follen Street to resolve issues around bicyclists in the vicinity of Follen Street and little Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Born Order #52 scanMar 17
  139. 139139CM Traffic problems on Oakland Street. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanMar 17
  140. 140140CM Availability of a lighted playing field for use by the Boston/Cambridge Women's football club. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #59 scanMar 17
  141. 141141CM Involve the Cambridge Girl Scouts in some aspect of Community Policing inasmuch as the Boy Scouts have the Explorer Scouts. Mayor Russell Order #63 scanMar 17
  142. 142142CM Possibility of planting a tree in front of #7 Malcolm Road. Mayor Russell Order #64 scanMar 17
  143. 143143CM Landscape the City's fire stations with flowers and shrubs. Councillor Duehay Order #3 scanMar 24
  144. 144144CM Dangerous fire and safety conditions at the Border Cafe in Harvard Square. Councillor Duehay Order #4 [handwritten: Report Received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 4-28-97] scanMar 24
  145. 145145CM Update on the installation of a manually operated traffic lightat the corner of Concord Avenue and Alpine Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #10 scanMar 24
  146. 146146CM Create a Job Fair for Cambridge residents. Councillor Galluccio Order #11 scanMar 24
  147. 147147CM Provide a daily discount for Cambridge residents at the Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill Fresh Pond Golf Course. Councillor Galluccio Order #13 scanMar 24
  148. 148148CM A status report on the plans for the future of Neville Manor. Councillor Toomey Order #18 [handwritten: Report received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda # 13 of 4-28-97] scanMar 24
  149. 149149CM Erect a "Stop for Pedestrians in the Crosswalk" sign on Binney Street, between the One Kendall Square garage and the One Kendall Square office building. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanMar 24
  150. 150150CM Develop a visible bicycle registration program, such as the old bicycle license plate program or a sticker program. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanMar 24
  151. 151151CM Money that is made available to clean up the Charles River and reduce CSO's (combined sewer overflows.) Councillor Davis Order #23 scanMar 24
  152. 152152CM Whether fenced tot lots are appropriately posted "No dogs allowed" in order to protect small children. Councillor Davis Order #24 [handwritten: Report Received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 5-5-97] scanMar 24
  153. 153153CM Enforce resident parking on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue in the evenings. Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanMar 24
  154. 154154CM Assign a detailed police officer at the movie theater on Binney Street from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanMar 24
  155. 155155CM Increasing police presence and enforcement at Pine and Washington Streets. Councillor Triantafillou Order #32 [handwritten: Report Received at meeting of 3-31-97] scanMar 24
  156. 156156CM Review the variety of signage to designate squares in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #33 [handwritten: Report Received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda # 5 of 5-5-97] scanMar 24
  157. 157157CM Additional landscaping for City Hall and plantings for the major areas of Central, Harvard, Inman and Porter Squares. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanMar 24
  158. 158158CM Investigate how the merchants of Georgetown, (Washington, D.C.) established a "Georgetown Community Policing Center." Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanMar 24
  159. 159159CM Investigate the continuous and open selling of drugs in the Central Square area. Councillor Reeves Order #36 [handwritten:] Report Received at meeting of 3-31-97 scanMar 24
  160. 160160CM Assess whether the "No Parking" hours on street cleaning days could be more closely defined in business areas so that businesses do not lose customers for the entire stretch of 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Vice Mayor Born Order #43 scanMar 24
  161. 161161CM Enforcement of truck restrictions on Alewife Brook Parkway. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 [handwritten:] Report received 4-14-97 Consent Agenda #10 of 4-14-97 scanMar 24
  162. 162162CM Provide a summary of new developments with regard to competition in the Cable TV area. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanMar 24
  163. 163163CM Report on the fiscal ramifications of setting aside one-half percent of the total tax levy to be appropriated each year for affordable housing. Mayor Russell Order #64 [handwritten:] Report received 5-5-97 Consent agenda #17 of 5-5-97 scanMar 24
  164. 164164CM A legal opinion as to whether the various ordinances which establish criteria for membership, conflict with the City Charter. Councillor Toomey Order #68 scanMar 24
  165. 165165CM Whether the intersection of JFK Street and Memorial Drive can be made more "user" friendly and safe for pedestrians and cyclists, now that the warmer weather is approaching. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanMar 31
  166. 166166CM Drafting and enacting an ordinance which would allow the Police Department to disarm car alarms parked in private garages that are triggered over the weekend and sound for several hours thereby disturbing the peace and quiet enjoyment of neighbors. Councillor Triantafillou Order #2 scanMar 31
  167. 167167CM Making the elevator shaft located at the Alewife head house on the North Cambridge side of the station operable, which is especially necessary for disabled patrons who are entering the station at the North Cambridge side of the T-station. Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 scanMar 31
  168. 168168CM Traffic enforcement in front of the Senior Center and City Hall would reduce the frequency of illegal U-turns by citizens and employees of the City. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanMar 31
  169. 169169CM Update on the progress of the Cambridgeport roadway plan and a timetable on a public meeting to be held. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanMar 31
  170. 170170CM Install a four-way sign at the corner of Fifth and Gore Streets due to the serious accident which recently occurred at this location. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMar 31
  171. 171171CM Investigate the need for a second stop sign at the intersection of Hamilton and Brookline Streets to encourage traffic to stop. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanMar 31
  172. 172172CM Charges to users of public functions and public services to hang banners on public poles over the public ways. Councillor Davis Order #16 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda # 10 of 9-22-97] scanMar 31
  173. 173173CM Placement of crossing guards at intersections which will be used by additional students due to reduction in busing requirements. Mayor Russell Order #26 scanMar 31
  174. 174174CM Status of re-building the playground equipment in the play areas adjacent to the Longfellow school on Antrim Street, and Fayette Street, which were designated as Class D in the report on playgrounds. Mayor Russell Order #27 [handwritten: Report Received 5-12-97 Consent Agenda # 4 of 5-12-97] scanMar 31
  175. 175175CM Progress in bringing affordable food to Cambridgeport-Riverside at the River and Putnam site. Councillor Davis Order #30 [handwritten: Report received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda # 19 of 4-28-97] scanMar 31
  176. 176176CM Report on the prospects for creatively increasing the supply of open space and playing fields. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #29 scanMar 31
  177. 177177CM Outline the procedure by which the graffiti hotline deals with resident graffiti complaints. Councillor Reeves Report Received 4-14-97 Order #53 Consent Agenda #6 of 4-14-97 scanMar 31
  178. 178178CM Meeting with residents of the Miller River Apartments to resolve the concerns of the residents with the traffic situation in the area. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanMar 31
  179. 179179CM Problems from the Mill Brook Storage Company's trucks on Gore Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanMar 31
  180. 180180CM Investigate reports that the new handicapped accessible taxis, are not filling customer requests in a prompt manner. Vice Mayor Born Order #41 scanMar 31
  181. 181181CM Report on any existing collaborative drug enforcement efforts with the City of Somerville and the possibility of expanding these efforts. Vice Mayor Born Report Received 5-19-97[?] Order #42 Consent Agenda #2 of 5-19-97 scanMar 31
  182. 182182CM Trash and noise violations at Finnegan's Wake. Councillor Triantafillou Order #43 scanMar 31
  183. 183183CM Draft an ordinance forbidding the sale of certain knives to minors, for consideration by this City Council. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanApr 7
  184. 184184CM Request that the Personnel Administration offer a make-up exam for the upcoming police examination. Report received 4-28-97 Councillor Galluccio Consent Agenda # 16 of 4-28-97 Order #9 scanApr 7
  185. 185185CM Implement some extra informal cleanings whenever possible in Area Four. Report Received 4-28-97 Mayor Russell Consent Agenda # 1 of 4-28-97 Order #10 scanApr 7
  186. 186186CM Report on how the CDC funding reductions will affect the future of Cambridge Cares About AIDS and Concillio Hispano. Report Received 6-2-97 Councillor Reeves Consent Agenda # 7 of 6-2-97 Order #14 scanApr 7
  187. 187187CM Provide the City Arborist with the resources necessary to attend to the City's trees after the recent snowstorm. Report Received 5-5-97 Councillor Davis Consent Agenda # 11 of 5-5-97 Order #23 scanApr 7
  188. 188188CM Provide quarterly reports on the cleanliness of the Charles River. Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #28 scanApr 7
  189. 189189CM Develop and implement a procedure to curb excessive speeding on Sparks Street. Councillor Duehay Report Received 5-5-97 Order #30 Consent Agenda #8 of 5-5-97 scanApr 7
  190. 190190CM Appoint a committee of citizens and department officials concerned with the quality of life in Harvard Square. Councillor Duehay Order #32 scanApr 7
  191. 191191CM Arrange a meeting with the Police Commissioner and his Community Policing staff and representatives of various groups to discuss what the future of these groups might be. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanApr 7
  192. 192192CM Tenants at 154, 156, 158 Magazine Streets concern about unsafe and unsanitary conditions in their dwelling units. Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 scanApr 7
  193. 193193CM Direct all departments to cooperate with the members of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force as they prepare for National Night Out Against Crime. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanApr 7
  194. 194194CM If a tree can be planted at 10 Sherman Street in the next cycle of tree plantings. Mayor Russell Order #48 scanApr 7
  195. 195195CM Assess the damage to City trees and the overall Cambridge "Tree Scape." Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanApr 7
  196. 196196CM Citizens' calls this week indicating their perceptions of the City's snow removal efforts during this week's blizzard - The Blizzard of 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanApr 7
  197. 197197CM A report on whether a Board of Traffic and Parking was established pursuant to Chapter 455 of the Acts of 1961 and who has served and is currently serving on said board. Report Received 5-5-97 and Tabled Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 Consent Agenda # 19 of 5-5-97 scanApr 7
  198. 198198CM Notification of Hazardous Waste Disposal Day included in annual calendar of recycling events to give citizens plenty of time to prepare their hazardous waste. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanApr 7
  199. 199199CM Lights installed in the vicinity of Pine Street and Washington Street in the Area 4 neighborhood. Councillor Triantafillou Report received 4-28-97 Order #1 Consent Agenda # 2 of 4-28-97 scanApr 14
  200. 200200CM Concern about MBTA buses left idling at all hours of the day. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanApr 14
  201. 201201CM Provide traffic enforcement on Beech Street and Orchard Street. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanApr 14
  202. 202202CM Develop a plan where senior citizens and disabled people may be contacted perhaps through our new Enhanced 911 system to determine if they are in need of assistance. Report Received 5-5-97 Mayor Russell Order #12 Consent Agenda # 9 of 5-5-97 scanApr 14
  203. 203203CM Visit the Police Booth/Mini Station at Downtown Crossing. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanApr 14
  204. 204204CM Ensure that all the fields are prepared for opening day of the Baseball Season at the end of this month. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanApr 14
  205. 205205CM Copy of the telephone poll which was conducted by the Community Development Department in December of 1996 relative to the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Study. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanApr 14
  206. 206206CM A serious traffic accident which occurred at the corner of Chauncy and Garden Streets last week. Councillor Duehay Order #33 [handwritten: Report Received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 4-28-97] scanApr 14
  207. 207207CM Direct the appropriate city enforcement officials to investigate Quik Food Store in Inman Square for selling tobacco products and lottery tickets to minors. Councillor Duehay Order #34 scanApr 14
  208. 208208CM Report of the impact of the Telecommunication Act of 1996 on Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #42 [handwritten: Report Received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda #14 of 4-28-97] scanApr 14
  209. 209209CM Provide progress report on a sample ballot and software for the upcoming municipal election. Councillor Toomey Order #56 [handwritten: Report received 4-28-97 Consent Agenda #18 of 4-28-97] scanApr 14
  210. 210210CM Safety concerns from residents in various locations in the City. Councillor Toomey Order #57 [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 6-2-97] scanApr 14
  211. 211211CM Install public trash barrels on both sides of Upland Road near the intersection of Richdale Avenue and Mt. Vernon Street, where the litter from fast food establishments in Porter Square is accumulating. Vice Mayor Born [handwritten: Report received 4-28-97] Order #58 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #8 of 4-28-97] scanApr 14
  212. 212212CM A report on the drainage problems at Raymond Park. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio [handwritten: Report Received 5-5-97] Order #59 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #6 of 5-5-97] scanApr 14
  213. 213213CM A report on the effectiveness of having private property owners remove graffiti. [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97] Councillor Davis Order #63 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #26 of 9-8-97] scanApr 14
  214. 214214CM Clean both sides of Cambridge Street in the vicinity of Norfolk Street. Councillor Toomey Order #64 scanApr 14
  215. 215215CM Determine how to improve the safety of the corner of Washburn Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #65 scanApr 14
  216. 216216CM Establish a daily resident discount program for the Fresh Pond "Tip" O'Neill Golf Course. Councillor Galluccio Order #73 scanApr 14
  217. 217217CM The planning process for renovation and testing of Russell Field. [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97] Councillor Galluccio Order #74 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #6 of 6-2-97] scanApr 14
  218. 218218CM Establish a public college tuition program for all Human Service employees. Councillor Galluccio Order #75 scanApr 14
  219. 219219CM Concerns from residents about the renovations to St. Mary's School. Councillor Galluccio Order #77 scanApr 14
  220. 220220CM Provide selective enforcement of the traffic laws in the evening hours at Larchwood Drive and Huron Avenue as well as in the evening hours at Fresh Pond Lane and Larchwood Drive. Councillor Sullivan Order #79 scanApr 14
  221. 221221CM Report on the status of the sidewalk and street repairs on Larchwood Drive, Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Lane. Report received 5-5-97 Councillor Sullivan Consent agenda #7 of 5-5-97 Order #80 scanApr 14
  222. 222222CM Meeting to hear the concerns of Norfolk Street residents. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #85 scanApr 14
  223. 223223CM Complaints about lack of snow removal from sidewalks at 8 Inman Street by St. Mary's Orthodox Church. Councillor Triantafillou Order #2 scanApr 28
  224. 224224CM Make Harvey Street a two-way street and install a flashing yellow light at the corner of Gold Star Road and Massachusetts Avenue. Report received 5-5-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 Consent agenda #22 of 5-5-97 scanApr 28
  225. 225225CM Justification for declining cellular towers and whether cellular towers are exempt from local zoning controls. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanApr 28
  226. 226226CM The issue of the intersection at Garden and Chauncy Streets. Councillor Triantafillou Order #5 scanApr 28
  227. 227227CM Review the possibility of expanding the sidewalks on Church Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanApr 28
  228. 228228CM Determine whether 2103 Massachusetts Avenue is a possible site for the location of the arts gallery associated with the Arts Council. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #14 [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 6-2-97] scanApr 28
  229. 229229CM Refer the highly innovative bicycle plan of Cambridge, England to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #15 scanApr 28
  230. 230230CM A plan to ensure that city offices can bill, pay and receive payment of bills and taxes electronically. Councillor Duehay Order #16 scanApr 28
  231. 231231CM Manage the placement and maintenance of newspaper boxes by registering boxes and defining and enforcing maintenance to prevent newspaper boxes from becoming unsightly or hazardous to pedestrians. Mayor Russell Order #17 [handwritten: Report Received 6-16-97 Consent Agenda #15 of 6-16-97] scanApr 28
  232. 232232CM Removal of debris from the area of Seventh and Otis Streets and Spring and Sciarappa Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanApr 28
  233. 233233CM Planting of trees in front of the Polish American Club on Cambridge Street. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #50 scanApr 28
  234. 234234CM Turn lanes on Brookline Street and Inman Street be marked as they intersect with Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Duehay Order #51 scanApr 28
  235. 235235CM Review the safety access for pedestrians from Gore Street for the installation of a raised sidewalk on Lambert Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #64 scanApr 28
  236. 236236CM Slow down the speed at which the City Council Agenda is reviewed on the screen by Cable TV. Vice Mayor Born Order #67 scanApr 28
  237. 237237CM Enforcement of the no posting and enforcement of no left turn at the end of Lexington Avenue at Porter Chevrolet on Route 16 along Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillor Galluccio Order #76 scanApr 28
  238. 238238CM Summary of the city work done on the median curb at Binney Street and Fulkerson Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #77 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-9-97 Consent Agenda #70 of 6-9-97 scanApr 28
  239. 239239CM Request that the owner of the Twin City Mall take immediate action on pedestrian safety measures and improvement of the lighting on this site. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order #78 [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #9 of 8-4-97] scanApr 28
  240. 240240CM A pedestrian traffic and safety review of Gore Street along the perimeter of the Twin City Plaza. Councillor Galluccio Order #79 [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #9 of 8-4-97] scanApr 28
  241. 241241CM A detailed policy for the city to conduct periodic job fairs to increase employment opportunities for Cambridge residents. Councillor Galluccio Order #80 [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97 Consent Agenda #17 of 6-2-97] scanApr 28
  242. 242242CM Determine if the "795" address of City Hall can be posted near or on the building in a discreet manner. Councillor Reeves Order #88 scanApr 28
  243. 243243CM Chestnut Hill Realty's repeated requests to provide hot water at the properties 18-26 Chauncy Street. Councillor Duehay Order #90 scanApr 28
  244. 244244CM Explore a site location on Cambridge Park Drive as a potential supermarket site. Mayor Russell Order #96 [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97 Consent Agenda #16 of 6-2-97] scanApr 28
  245. 245245CM A complete listing of services, discounts, costs and charges to customers in all other communities which Continental Cable services in Massachusetts. Councillor Galluccio Order #13 scanMay 5
  246. 246246CM Conditions at Market Street Park. Mayor Russell Order #14 scanMay 5
  247. 247247CM Provide adequate street cleaning in the areas of Cambridge Street where there are parking meters, especially in the vicinity of the Court House. Mayor Russell Order #15 scanMay 5
  248. 248248CM Why was the American Movie Channel removed from one basic cable service? Councillor Galluccio Order #26 [handwritten: Report Received 9-15-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 9-15-97] scanMay 5
  249. 249249CM Idling trains and the blowing of horns at all hours of the night at the new MBTA repair facility in the vicinity of Northpoint. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #28 scanMay 5
  250. 250250CM Provide information regarding appointments to the Cambridge Housing Authority. Councillor Triantafillou Order #33 scanMay 5
  251. 251251CM Investigate the use of G-Pro, anti-graffiti wax repellent product and inform the City Council if Cambridge should use it. Councillor Triantafillou Order #34 scanMay 5
  252. 252252CM Provide an update on whether the proper permits were obtained for the new signage at the service station located on the corner of Walden Street and Concord Avenue and whether the newly erected signs are in conformance with the sign ordinance. Vice Mayor Born Order #36 scanMay 5
  253. 253253CM An update on the provision of public computer terminals at City Hall and other public buildings such as 57 Inman Street and the Lombardi building. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanMay 5
  254. 254254CM Ordinance to encourage the cleanest gutters possible, possibly prohibiting the sweeping of sidewalk litter into the gutter. Councillor Davis Order #47 scanMay 5
  255. 255255CM What is the reason for a difference in the manner in which a ballot question shall be deemed accepted with reference to the transfer tax home rule petition and Massachusetts General Laws. [handwritten: Report Received 5-19-97] Councillor Toomey Order #56 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #3 of 5-19-97] scanMay 5
  256. 256256CM Create a credit card offered by a local bank or banks adorned with the official logo or seal of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanMay 5
  257. 257257CM Install the appropriate lighting and signage designating the "Senior Center Safety Zone" on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #58 scanMay 5
  258. 258258CM Schedule of the street cleaning for the Area Four neighborhood, partivularly Columbia Street from Massachusetts Avenue to Cambridge Street. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanMay 5
  259. 259259CM Post on Cable TV or other news outlet the procedure for placing limbs and branches of trees for pick up by the city on trash day or other designated time schedule. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanMay 5
  260. 260260CM Progress of lowering the speed limit to 25 m.p.h. on Upland Road. Vice Mayor Born Order #71 scanMay 5
  261. 261261CM Process to lower speed limit on Harvey Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #72 scanMay 5
  262. 262262CM Possibility of building a bus shelter at the corner of Mt. Auburn Street and Coolidge Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #76 scanMay 5
  263. 263263CM Remove the Chaplin Parking sign that is no longer used, at Thorndike Street and Third Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMay 12
  264. 264264CM Meeting with residents of Tremont Street relative to traffic calming. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 9-8-97] scanMay 12
  265. 265265CM Reroute empty school buses off Tremont Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanMay 12
  266. 266266CM Truck traffic on Tremont Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMay 12
  267. 267267CM Improve the lighting at the Rindge Field tennis and basketball courts. Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanMay 12
  268. 268268CM Urge Harvard University Law School to reverse its decision to close its child care center. Councillor Duehay Order #8 scanMay 12
  269. 269269CM Resolve the problem of dog feces in the little children play area of Sleeper Park. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanMay 12
  270. 270270CM Make the Glacken Field tennis courts fully operational as soon as possible, including replacement of the nets and repairs to the surface and the lights. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanMay 12
  271. 271271CM Better coordination of neighborhood staff walks with the schedule of neighborhood association meetings which have a regularly scheduled time each month. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanMay 12
  272. 272272CM Clarify the future of the DARE program at the Harrington School. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanMay 12
  273. 273273CM Repair the safety barrels along the crosswalks on Concord Avenue from Fresh Pond to Fayerweather Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanMay 12
  274. 274274CM Define the crosswalks on Otis Street and Second Street with the use of bright stanchions. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanMay 12
  275. 275275CM Reinforce will to divest Cambridge public pension funds from tobacco related companies and support House Bill 3905. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanMay 12
  276. 276276CM Install a stop sign on Webster Avenue, at the corner of Plymouth Street, to prevent another serious accident at this location. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanMay 12
  277. 277277CM Report on Federal Transportation Administration grants for liveable communities and their usefulness for Cambridge projects. Councillor Davis Order #60 [handwritten: Report Received 6-9-97 Consent Agenda #13 of 6-9-97] scanMay 12
  278. 278278CM Determine who is responsible for weeding the Inman Square bus shelter roof and arrange for said weeds to be permanently removed. Councillor Davis Order #61 scanMay 12
  279. 279279CM Determine if street sweeping can be scheduled after trash pickup in all neighborhoods. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanMay 12
  280. 280280CM Arrange for a "Town Meeting" with the MBTA in order for citizens to express their concerns about service. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanMay 12
  281. 281281CM Written report on the summer food program for children. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanMay 12
  282. 282282CM Provide the police patrol officers with keys to gain access to elderly housing developments in case of an emergency. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanMay 19
  283. 283283CM Air conditioned gymnasium and recreation area and on-site/new child care center at the Willis Moore Youth Center. Councillors Reeves and Sullivan Order #11 scanMay 19
  284. 284284CM Vehicle parking in Centanni Park and on County property on Third Street which creates a safety hazard for pedestrians and makes it difficult for access by the handicapped. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanMay 19
  285. 285285CM Assess the facility needs for child care establishments in the city. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanMay 19
  286. 286286CM Make Harris Street a public way of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #25 scanMay 19
  287. 287287CM Report on the proposal of Governor Weld to raise hotel taxes in Cambridge. [handwritten: Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] Councillor Triantafillou Order #30 scanMay 19
  288. 288288CM Removal of the post office box in front of the Truman Apartments. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanMay 19
  289. 289289CM Enforce the truck ban on Putnam Avenue, especially during the early morning hours of 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanMay 19
  290. 290290CM Replace the rusted out street sign across from 110 Larchwood Drive, to clearly differentiate Fresh Pond Lane from Larchwood Drive. Councillor Duehay Order #34 scanMay 19
  291. 291291CM Install two "Yield to Pedestrians In Crosswalk" signs at the intersection of Prospect Street and St. Mary's Road. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanMay 19
  292. 292292CM Schedule zoning workshops for neighborhoods. Councillor Triantafillou Order #38 scanMay 19
  293. 293293CM Graphic design and readability of PR ballot to minimize the number of voters who need additional assistance in reading the ballot. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanMay 19
  294. 294294CM Higher education opportunities for police officers. Councillor Davis Report Received 6-9-97 Order #44 Consent Agenda # 4 of 6-9-97 scanMay 19
  295. 295295CM Possibility of using graffiti protectant on new utility boxes as they are installed. Report Received 6-9-97 Councillor Davis Order #45 Consent Agenda #2 of 6-9-97 scanMay 19
  296. 296296CM How all citizens will continue to have access to the benefits to which they are entitled after the State D.E.T. closes its Green Street office and the Cambridge Employment Program moves to the Lombardi Building. [handwritten: Report Received 6-9-97, Consent Agenda #5 of 6-9-97] Councillor Davis Order #47 scanMay 19
  297. 297297CM Explanation of the removal of a large number of post office boxes around the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanMay 19
  298. 298298CM Increase police presence in the Harvard Square and Cambridge Common areas of the City and increased patrols on Concord Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanMay 19
  299. 299299CM Provide more space, more air circulation and preferably some window area space for the License Commission. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #64 scanMay 19
  300. 300300CM Timely opening of the McCrehan and the Magazine Beach swimming pools. Vice Mayor Born Order #71 scanMay 19
  301. 301301CM Establishment of early-morning, adults only hours at the McCrehan and Magazine Beach pools. Vice Mayor Born Order #72 scanMay 19
  302. 302302CM Meetings with the residents of North Cambridge who are users of the Cedar Street Park/Playground with a goal of facilitating access to the water sprinkler controls. Vice Mayor Born Order #73 scanMay 19
  303. 303303CM Planting trees to screen the vehicular storage/motor pool area of the Concord Avenue Armory from the playing fields and park area at the Tobin School. Vice Mayor Born Order #74 scanMay 19
  304. 304304CM Necessary repairs to the tot lot at the Longfellow School to provide a safe play area in this schoolyard. Mayor Russell Order #76 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-23-97 Consent Agenda #12 of 6-23-97 scanMay 19
  305. 305305CM Investigate the possibility of having the Shell Oil sign turned off in solidarity with the Campaign for Democracy in Nigeria. Councillor Triantafillou Order #81 scanMay 19
  306. 306306CM Report on how the child care policy will be implemented in the renovations to the Morse & Fitzgerald Schools. Vice Mayor Born Order #82 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-2-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 6-2-97 scanMay 19
  307. 307307CM Short-term improvements to address immediate pedestrian and other safety issues from the Porter Square Neighbors Association. Councillors Davis, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou Order #86 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-9-97 Consent Agenda #11 of 6-9-97 scanMay 19
  308. 308308CM Extra police patrol on Jefferson Street at the Warren Pals Park, to curb the increase in drinking after dark. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #90 scanMay 19
  309. 309309CM Report on a state child care payment that was partially used for bonuses but did not result in an increase in wages to child care workers. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Order #93 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-2-97 and Referred Back on motion of Councillor Triantafillou Consent Agenda #18 of 6-2-97 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-9-97 Calendar Item #2 of 6-9-97 scanMay 19
  310. 310310CM A system for proper and respectful care of the flags at Flaggstaff Park. Councillor Toomey Order #3 [handwritten: Report Received 6-23-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 6-23-97] scanJun 2
  311. 311311CM Replace the mail box at the corner of Dudley Street and Reed Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #9 scanJun 2
  312. 312312CM Plan proper safety measures to deal with heavy traffic in East Cambridge caused by the Fourth of July fireworks. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #12 scanJun 2
  313. 313313CM Assess the need for bicycle racks at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. Councillor Davis Order #13 [handwritten: Report Received 6-16-97 Consent Agenda #18 of 6-16-97] scanJun 2
  314. 314314CM Confer with the V.F.W. Post #3273 on First Street regarding their increase in rent. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanJun 2
  315. 315315CM Accept Dickenson Street as a public way. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanJun 2
  316. 316316CM Replace the HVAC system at the Lombardi Building at 831 Massachusetts Avenue to protect the health and safety of employees and the public. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanJun 2
  317. 317317CM Install Cambridge only sticker parking on the side of Tremont Street next to the Public Works building. Councillor Duehay Order #42 scanJun 2
  318. 318318CM Contracts of Department Heads and others. Councillor Triantafillou Order #47 scanJun 2
  319. 319319CM Senior friendly signs at Mt. Auburn Hospital. Councillor Triantafillou Order #48 scanJun 2
  320. 320320CM Provide enforcement to ensure that cars stop for the school buses at the bus stop on Broadway near CRLS and the School Committee Offices. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #50 scanJun 2
  321. 321321CM Resurface Berkshire Place. Councillor Toomey Order #51 scanJun 2
  322. 322322CM Explore the feasibility of the acquisition of land on Cambridge Street to use for a public parking facility on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #52 scanJun 2
  323. 323323CM Driveway access to residents of 55 Otis Street and posting a "Do Not Block Driveway Sign." Vice Mayor Born Order #54 scanJun 2
  324. 324324CM Obtain outside legal opinion on the issue of current Planning Board members deliberating matters on which they have participated in the discussions and/or the formal submission of zoning petitions. Councillor Toomey Order #67 scanJun 2
  325. 325325CM How the outdoor seating will take place in the new Central Square area. Councillor Reeves Order #70 scanJun 2
  326. 326326CM Stuatus of the street cleaning schedule for Area Four. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanJun 2
  327. 327327CM Removal of mailboxes at 21 Chauncey Street and at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue is a grave disservice to residents. Councillor Duehay Order #73 scanJun 2
  328. 328328CM Report on the recent fire at the Cambridge Police Headquarters and the extremely dangerous outrageous conditions of the station. Councillor Sullivan [handwritten: Report Received 6-16-97] Order #74 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #16 of 6-16-97] scanJun 2
  329. 329329CM Repair the hazardous sidewalk on the even side of Jay Street from Western Avenue to River Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #76 scanJun 2
  330. 330330CM Which cities and towns in the Commonwealth have adopted Sections 90A, 90C and/or 90D of Chapter 32 of the Massachusetts General Law which increase retirement allowance for various categories of former city employees. [handwritten: Report received 6-23-97] Councillor Galluccio [handwritten: Consent Agenda #13 of 6-23-97] Order #82 scanJun 2
  331. 331331CM Adopt a trah recycling curb side pick-up policy which allows condominium owners and associations the same curb side pick-up service as other property owners. Councillor Galluccio Order #83 scanJun 2
  332. 332332CM Establish a policy of assisting tenants for the installation of air conditioners in an affordable fashion. Councillor Galluccio Order #84 scanJun 2
  333. 333333CM Reduce the curb heights along new construction areas along Massachusetts Avenue, especially in the Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue intersection. Councillor Galluccio Order #85 scanJun 2
  334. 334334CM Ensure walk signals are facing pedestrians crossing along Massachusetts Avenue and are not turned toward the traffic so that pedestrians can see the walk signals. Councillor Galluccio Order #86 scanJun 2
  335. 335335CM Possibility of adding closed captioned messages to channels 37 and 47 so that the visually impaired can view the programming. Councillor Galluccio Order #87 scanJun 2
  336. 336336CM Install a guard rail at the corner of Field Street and Garden Street across from Danehy Field in the area known as John Thomas Square. Councillor Galluccio Order #89 scanJun 2
  337. 337337CM Request a representative of the railroad authority to attend the next Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study Committee forum to discuss railroad clean up. Councillor Galluccio Order #91 scanJun 2
  338. 338338CM Invite a representative of the Cambridge Recreation Department to attend the next Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study Committee forum to discuss improvements to the Glacken Field tennis courts. Councillor Galluccio Order #92 scanJun 2
  339. 339339CM Invite a representative of the Public Works Department to attend the next Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill Neighborhood Study Committee forum to discuss improvements to the crosswalks along Huron Avenue, abutting Fresh Pond and Glacken Field and the entrance improvements to Fresh Pond. Councillor Galluccio Order #93 scanJun 2
  340. 340340CM Installation and placement of a Mount Auburn/Strawberry Hill community bulletin board. Councillor Galluccio Order #94 scanJun 2
  341. 341341CM Improvements to the Belmont/Cambridge line at Huron Avenue which serves as the gateway to Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #95 scanJun 2
  342. 342342CM Maintain affordable housing units in the new development at 11-15 Green Street. Councillor Davis Order #96 scanJun 2
  343. 343343CM Work with the neighbors of Alberico Park in improving the area. Councillor Davis Order #97 scanJun 2
  344. 344344CM Traffic study of the Polaroid development and monitor progress on issues related to traffic and parking with residents. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Order #98 scanJun 2
  345. 345345CM Opposition to legislation recently passed by the House which would restrict second franchises licenses granted by cities and towns and could severely limit potential cable competition in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #99 scanJun 2
  346. 346346CM Past environmental testing on the Polaroid site. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #101 scanJun 2
  347. 347347CM Install no-parking signs at the corner of Cushing and Vineyard Streets so that motorists can safely take the right hand turn onto Cushing from Vineyard Street during congested school drop off hours. Councillor Galluccio Order #1 scanJun 9
  348. 348348CM Refurbish grass at Dana Park. Councillor Davis Order #3 scanJun 9
  349. 349349CM Install crosswalk lines at Western Avenue and Memorial Drive. [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97] Councillor Davis Order #4 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #4 of 8-4-97] scanJun 9
  350. 350350CM Repaint the crosswalks and install pedestrian crossing signs at the crossing at Massachusetts Avenue and Gladstone Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #7 scanJun 9
  351. 351351CM A report on how other communities use arbitration or mediation in landlord/tenant issues. Councillor Davis [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97] Order #8 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #8 of 9-8-97] scanJun 9
  352. 352352CM Investigate the public access issues relating to the land adjacent to the New River. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanJun 9
  353. 353353CM Schedule a public hearing to receive an explanation from the PostMaster on the change in regulations as they relate to mailboxes on public ways. Councillors Galluccio and Davis Order #10 scanJun 9
  354. 354354CM Additional refuse in front of the premises numbered 90 Ellery Street due to a tenant moving out be picked up. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanJun 9
  355. 355355CM Remove graffiti on the "No Trucks" allowed sign at the corner of Sixth Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanJun 9
  356. 356356CM Recent serious accidents at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Reservoir Street and appropriate measures to correct the situation. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanJun 9
  357. 357357CM Improve the deteriorated lighting conditions on Irving Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanJun 9
  358. 358358CM Make the area in front of the four houses on Ericsson Street in Cambridge, the area along Thingvilla Road, and Edward Sullivan Road resident parking only. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanJun 9
  359. 359359CM Install a Handicapped Parking sign in front of the residence at 21 Ericsson Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanJun 9
  360. 360360CM Retired City of Cambridge employees, who were assigned to the hospital or Neville Manor who are concerned about changes in their city insurance plans. Councillor Sullivan Order #19 [handwritten:] Report Received 6-23-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 6-23-97 scanJun 9
  361. 361361CM Request of the West Cambridge Youth Center Steering Committee to allocate fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) in fiscal year 1998 to be utilized to secure the most appropriate site for a new youth facility in West Cambridge. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #35 scanJun 9
  362. 362362CM Realign the handicapped ramp with the crosswalk at the intersection of Seventh Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanJun 9
  363. 363363CM A specific rule relative to the Council's use of mailing privileges preceding elections and an additional rule relative to mailings in general. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanJun 9
  364. 364364CM Roadway and streetscape improvements to the Lafayette Square area and on Massachusetts Avenue toward the Charles River. Councillor Toomey Order #41 scanJun 9
  365. 365365CM Regulations for the installation of children's drop-off area at the Cambridge Ellis School on Trowbridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #42 scanJun 9
  366. 366366CM City's extreme displeasure at rumors of plans to build a 55,000 square foot structure within the block bounded by Cambridge, Quincy, Kirkland Streets and Sumner Road. [handwritten: Report Received 6-23-97] Councillor Duehay Order #43 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #10 of 6-23-97] scanJun 9
  367. 367367CM Enforce "No Right Turn" sign at the corner of Gore and Lambert Streets during the designated times. Councillor Toomey Order #44 scanJun 9
  368. 368368CM Correct the flooding situation occurring in the vicinity of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Cambridge Street. [handwritten: Consent Agenda #1 of 6-23-97] [handwritten: Report Received 6-23-97] Councillor Toomey Order #45 scanJun 9
  369. 369369CM Assign more patrols to Donnelly Field on Saturdays in the early evening hours to curb drinking in the park. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanJun 9
  370. 370370CM Replace the lights at Donnelly Field which were damaged in the early April storm. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanJun 9
  371. 371371CM Require trucks going the wrong way on Berkshire Street to follow traffic regulations. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanJun 9
  372. 372372CM Direct enforcement of the 7:00 a.m. construction start-up time. Councillor Toomey Order #50 scanJun 9
  373. 373373CM More attractive and appropriately sized crosswalk markers to replace the barrels along Concord Avenue from the Concord Armory to Fayerweather Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanJun 9
  374. 374374CM Potential for increased home ownership opportunities in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 [handwritten: Report Received 6-23-97 Consent Agenda #150f 6-23-97] scanJun 9
  375. 375375CM Update on the plans for renovating street hockey locations in the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #56 scanJun 9
  376. 376376CM Report containing information in connection with the recently filled position of "Parking Services Coordinator." Councillor Toomey Order #62 [handwritten: Report Received 6-23-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 6-23-97] scanJun 9
  377. 377377CM A list of the City Manager's goals and objectives to be placed on the City Council calendar for quarterly discussion, along with the City Council's goals. Councillors Toomey, Duehay and Sullivan Order #68 scanJun 9
  378. 378378CM Enforcement of the speed limit on Western Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanJun 16
  379. 379379CM Meeting with City groups regarding how best to realize the dream of a 200-300 seat theater/auditorium in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #18 scanJun 16
  380. 380380CM Explore whether the Veterans' Department could monitor the proper display of the American flag at all municipal locations. Councillor Duehay Order #21 scanJun 16
  381. 381381CM Survey of taxi cab rates in Boston and the Greater Boston area. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanJun 16
  382. 382382CM Enforce no parking in crosswalks and bike lanes in the interest of safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. Councillor Davis Order #27 scanJun 16
  383. 383383CM Send Community Development to the Urban Ring planning meeting. Councillor Davis Order #28 [handwritten:] Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #30F 8-4-97 scanJun 16
  384. 384384CM Meeting with MDC for the long-term plan for the Charles River lower basin. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanJun 16
  385. 385385CM Direct helicopters away from residential neighborhoods and toward designated routes. Councillor Davis Order #31 scanJun 16
  386. 386386CM Have the tree limbs on the odd side of Upland Road trimmed to avoid damage by trucks other passing vehicles. Mayor Russell Order #32 scanJun 16
  387. 387387CM Confer with Harvard University about their expansion into Brighton and Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #36 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #17 of 9-22-97] scanJun 16
  388. 388388CM Install "Yield to Pedestrian" signs along Cambridge Street, especially at the intersection of Cambridge Street and Sciarappa Street in front of St. Francis Church. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanJun 16
  389. 389389CM Increase police patrols in the vicinity of Fulerson Street which is the scene of violations to the noise ordinance. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanJun 16
  390. 390390CM That the June 24th hearing on growth management be televised. Councillor Duehay Order #42 scanJun 16
  391. 391391CM Instruct the Municipal Cable Channel 37 to film and televise the Irish Famine Memorial and Dinner on June 25, 1997. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #43 scanJun 16
  392. 392392CM Draft an appropriate zoning petition to respond to the court's decision in Danehy v. City of Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanJun 16
  393. 393393CM Ensure that employees of the Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill Golf Course are informing customers about the daily Cambridge resident discounts which are available to all residents. Councillor Galluccio Order #44 scanJun 16
  394. 394394CM Plant a tree at 36 Granville Road. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanJun 16
  395. 395395CM Information on whether collective bargaining agreements specify who is to be provisionally promoted when no eligible list exists and information on why Cambridge did not participate in recent police promotional examinations. Councillor Toomey [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97] Order #50 [handwritten: Consent agenda #13 of 8-4-97] scanJun 16
  396. 396396CM Executive Session to discuss pending litigation with the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #52 scanJun 16
  397. 397397CM Report on the status for the funding for the Public Housing Community Organizer. Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanJun 16
  398. 398398CM Additional option of voice mail for City Councillors and taxpayers as well as the current communication system in the City Manager's office. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanJun 16
  399. 399399CM Support the application of the First Baptist Church for funds for historical preservation of its wonderful and significant building which will enable the church to be repaired and restored. Councillor Davis Order #58 scanJun 16
  400. 400400CM Information about the recent Certificate of Occupancy for the Midas Muffler extension on Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #60 scanJun 16
  401. 401401CM Comprehensive clean-up of Hoyt Field and Riverside Park. Vice Mayor Born Order #61 scanJun 16
  402. 402402CM Request the leadership of the US Congress to continue funding at present levels the already sharply reduced CDBC Program and other community development programs that serve low and moderate income persons in more that 4000 cities, towns and urban countries throughout the nation. Mayor Russell Order #65 scanJun 16
  403. 403403CM Look into assessment of 340 Franklin Street; as it appears to be wrongly assessed; the assessment records do not indicate that it is a four unit building. Vice Mayor Born Order #103 scanJun 16
  404. 404404CM What were the circumstances under which a Boston Red Sox Player was released after a domestic violence incident. [handwritten: Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 8-4-97] Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 scanJun 16
  405. 405405CM Address issues concerning excessive noise and industrial traffic on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanJun 16
  406. 406406CM Clean the catch basin at the corner of Field, Alpine and Garden Streets, which are the source of foul odors. Mayor Russell Order #56 scanJun 16
  407. 407407CM Discuss issues of concern with the residents of Hadley Street, the owners of Finnegan's Wake and the Henderson Carriage Building. Mayor Russell Order #57 scanJun 16
  408. 408408CM Place planting barrels or other landscaping devises at the intersection of Vassal Lane and Huron Avenue where the sidewalk was widen for traffic calming. Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #62 scanJun 16
  409. 409409CM Inspect the street lighting on Arlington Street especially the light #7 which is malfunctioning and is near the site of a recent assault. Vice Mayor Born Order #63 scanJun 16
  410. 410410CM Calming measures at the intersection of Kirkland Street and Irving Street to deter trucks "cutting thorough" traffic on Irving Street which is too narrow for many arge trucks. Vice Mayor Born Order #64 scanJun 16
  411. 411411CM Remove the five to six foot tree stump on the sidewalk of Norfolk Street near Rumeal Robinson Place. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanJun 23
  412. 412412CM Information on the status of the Police Station on Massachusetts Avenue moving to a location on R Rindge Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #18 scanJun 23
  413. 413413CM Status of the repairs and renovations to the Burns Apartment complex which are causing disruption to the tenants. Councillor Triantafillou Order #19 scanJun 23
  414. 414414CM Clean and deodorize the sewer on Cambridge Street, from Lechmere Square to Inman Square due to the report of strong foul odors in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanJun 23
  415. 415415CM Installation of electric "Plug-ins" which will stop the noise emanating from the repair facility at North Point which services diesel trains. Councillor Duehay Order #29 scanJun 23
  416. 416416CM Repair of the "One Way" sign on Lambert Street at the exit of the parking lot for Miller's River. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanJun 23
  417. 417417CM Repair the sidewalk at the corner of Marion Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanJun 23
  418. 418418CM Ensure that the public is notified of the upcoming July 15, 1997 planning session of the Urban Ring. Councillor Davis Order #51 scanJun 23
  419. 419419CM Whether a building permit was issued for 106 Harvey Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #10 scanJun 23
  420. 420420CM Appropriate procedure to change an address. Councillor Triantafillou Order #11 scanJun 23
  421. 421421CM Reduce the noise at the Central Square Post-Office loading dock during all hours of the night. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanJun 23
  422. 422422CM Condition of city parks. Councillor Davis Order #55 scanJun 23
  423. 423423CM Progress of the development of the Boston University boat house. Councillor Davis Order #58 scanJun 23
  424. 424424CM Applaud the work of the Police Department in cracking down on the drug activity in Area IV. Councillor Davis Order #56 scanJun 23
  425. 425425CM Relocation of the soccer field through the Fresh Pond Master Plan Process. Councillor Davis Order #59 scanJun 23
  426. 426426CM Regulating the size of trucks making local deliveries in congested areas of Cambridge. Report Received 10-20-97 Vice Mayor Born Order #61 Consent Agenda #25 of 10-20-97 scanJun 23
  427. 427427CM Means to enact legislation to regulate the use of noisy equipment such as leaf blowers. Report Received 8-4-97 Vice Mayor Born Order #62 Consent Agenda #20 of 8-4-97 scanJun 23
  428. 428428CM Practice for posting signs for unscheduled street cleaning or other street work. Report Received 8-4-97 Vice Mayor Born Consent Agenda #10 of 8-4-97 Order #63 scanJun 23
  429. 429429CM Update on the plans for improving youth golf participation at the "Tip" O'Neill Golf Course. Councillor Galluccio Order #64 scanJun 23
  430. 430430CM Repair of the storm drain at 931 Mass. Ave. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanJun 23
  431. 431431CM Update on the traffic calming plans for the area surrounding the Harrington School. Councillor Galluccio Order #68 scanJun 23
  432. 432432CM Heavy truck traffic on River Street Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanJun 23
  433. 433433CM Low flying plans in the vicinity of Mildred Hamilton Place, Howard Street and River Street. Councillor Reeves Order #73 scanJun 23
  434. 434434CM Request receipt by the mid-summer meeting of the Law Dept.'s opinion relative to the Growth M management petition. Report Received 8-4-97 Councillor Reeves Consent Agenda #44 of 8-4-97 Order #77 scanJun 23
  435. 435435CM Interference in violation of Section 107 of the City Charter. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #79 scanJun 23
  436. 436436CM The summer meeting at the Senior Center. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #82 scanJun 23
  437. 437437CM Generate parking sufficient to serve the needs of 272 Harvard Street, employee and guiest parking. Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #89 scanJun 23
  438. 438438CM Ensure that the one way sign at Lopes Street is visible. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #91 scanJun 23
  439. 439439CM Ensure that the hazardous low lying branches on Western Avenue are trimmed back. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #93 scanJun 23
  440. 440440CM Outfitting the Sullivan City Council Chamber for multimedia presentation. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #94 scanJun 23
  441. 441441CM The newly enacted COLA Act. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #95 Report Received 8-4-97 Consent Agenda #16 of 8-4-97 scanJun 23
  442. 442442CM Ensure that Scott Street is included into he sewer project. Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Galluccio and T Triantafillou Order #100 scanJun 23
  443. 443443CM Petition received from Bruegger's Bagel, requesting permission for six tables and three chairs at each table on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1876 Mass. Ave. scanJun 23
  444. 444444CM Survey Columbia Street property owners, (residents etc.) from Mass. Ave. to Hampshire Street regarding sewer back-ups and other malfunctioning water and sewer problems. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #97 scanJun 23
  445. 445445CM Install an additional bench at Sennott Park. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanAug 4
  446. 446446CM Research San Antonio's new public communication program "The Showcase of City Programs." Councillor Triantafillou Report Received 10-20-97 Order #20 Consent Agenda #9 of 10-20-97 scanAug 4
  447. 447447CM Update on the City's efforts to enforce air conditioning requirements in nursing homes. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanAug 4
  448. 448448CM Motion for quiet air conditioners in the Ackermann Room. Councillor Duehay Order #53 scanAug 4
  449. 449449CM City-owned trees up to grade through an intensive tree pruning and maintenance initiative. Councillors Duehay, Davis and Sullivan Report Received 11-17-97 Order #65 Consent Agenda #8 of 11-17-97 scanAug 4
  450. 450450CM Remove the prohibition of a left turn from the Water Department Parking Lot onto Fresh Pond. Mayor Russell Order #68 scanAug 4
  451. 451451CM Disruption and accumulation of dirt related to sewer construction in mid-Cambridge. Report Received 9-8-97 Councillor Duehay Consent Agenda #2 of 9-8-97 Order #75 scanAug 4
  452. 452452CM Dedicate the corner of Columbia Street and Suffolk Street in honor of Charles J. Fanning. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #80 scanAug 4
  453. 453453CM Include roller bladers in the regulations which set forth limitations on where bicycles may be ridden to reduce personal injuries to pedestrians. Councillor Davis Order #84 scanAug 4
  454. 454454CM Investigate decreasing service of the No. 47 MBTA bus. Councillor Davis Report Received 9-29-97 Order #85 Consent Agenda #9 of 9-29-97 scanAug 4
  455. 455455CM Four-way stop sign at Paine Park on the corner of Amory Street and Saint Mary's Street. Councillor Davis Order #86 scanAug 4
  456. 456456CM Shuttle service to the new Star Market. Councillor Davis Order #87 scanAug 4
  457. 457457CM "Stop for Pedestrian" signs in the middle of Massachusetts Avenue at Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue and Temple Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Davis Order #88 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  458. 458458CM That Jamnastics, Inc. receive their compensation in a more timely manner so that the program can continue. Mayor Russell Order #93 scanAug 4
  459. 459459CM Develop plan for area businesses and/or property owners that will better secure trash that is left out over night in Central Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #97 scanAug 4
  460. 460460CM Ensure that the grave markers in the Veterans Lots at the Cambrige Cemetery are more visible. Councillor Sullivan Order #101 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda # 7 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  461. 461461CM A meeting of the joint committee on the Russell Field Environmental Testing Plan relative to the development of a plan f or a testing program at Russell Field. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #102 scanAug 4
  462. 462462CM Possibility of adding additional "resident parking" spaces to the area around 700 Huron Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #104 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda # 10 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  463. 463463CM Applications from non-profit organizations and agencies for temporary banners across the public way with no commercial advertising messages are hereby referred to the City Manager with authorization to act during the same summer time period. Councillor Sullivan Order #106 scanAug 4
  464. 464464CM Order new motorcycles for the City's selective enforcement unit-motorcycle division, which were budgeted for and would increase the unit by four. Councillor Sullivan Order #111 scanAug 4
  465. 465465CM Resident parking area on Tremont Street during the evening hours. Councillor Duehay Order #115 scanAug 4
  466. 466466CM Attention to abuses of the loading zone designation. Councillor Duehay Order #116 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #9 of 9-22-97] scanAug 4
  467. 467467CM Concerns of neighbors and park users regarding the unacceptable condition of Dana Park. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Russell Order #129 scanAug 4
  468. 468468CM Status of resolution of the case involving a non-toxic spill at 113 Antrim Street. Councillors Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Born Order #130 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 9-22-97] scanAug 4
  469. 469469CM Number of concerns raised about our cities gateway streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #131 [handwritten: Report Received [crossed out] 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #6 of [crossed out] 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  470. 470470CM Who is responsible during various stages of construction on our city streets? Councillor Sullivan Order #133 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  471. 471471CM Status of roadway improvements within the Alewife Area. Councillor Sullivan Order #134 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #27 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  472. 472472CM Report on existence of unhealthy conditions within the Cambridge Police Station. Councillor Sullivan Order #135 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97 Consent Agenda #15 of 9-22-97] scanAug 4
  473. 473473CM Loud, noisy behavior on front steps on Berkshire Street which his affecting the quality of life of nearby residents. Councillor Toomey Order #146 scanAug 4
  474. 474474CM Concerns of residents regarding trucks entering, exiting and idling at Millbrook Storage, and also their traffic concerns regarding Medford and Gore Streets. Report Received 10-20-97 Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #147 Consent Agenda #14 of 10-20-97 scanAug 4
  475. 475475CM Cooperate with and assist the organizers of the Saint Cosmos and Damian Feast, an annual and much enjoyed Cambridge tradition in September. Councillor Toomey Order #148 scanAug 4
  476. 476476CM Ensure the traffic enforcement on Brookline Street and Mass. Ave. Councillor Sullivan Order #150 scanAug 4
  477. 477477CM Removal of public access spaces in the area of McCusker Center at 57 Inman Street. Report Received [?] 9-8-97 Councillor Sullivan Consent Agenda #4 of 9-8-97 Order #151 scanAug 4
  478. 478478CM That Dana Park be included in the next Capital Budget. Councillor Davis Order #154 scanAug 4
  479. 479479CM Proposal for decreased parking at other development sites in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #155 scanAug 4
  480. 480480CM Removal of graffiti on private property between April 22 and July 4th. Report Received 9-8-97 Councillor Davis Consent Agenda #26 of 9-8-97 Order #156 scanAug 4
  481. 481481CM Execute a plan to prevent trespassing on private property by persons retrieving bottles for redemption center. Councillor Davis Order #157 scanAug 4
  482. 482482CM Report on flower planting done this summer. Councillor Davis Order #158 scanAug 4
  483. 483483CM Clean-up Mt. Auburn Bridge and Holworthy Street area. Councillor Sullivan Order #162 scanAug 4
  484. 484484CM A report regarding completion of the improvements to Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #165 [handwritten: Report Received [circled/struck out] 9-8-97; Consent Agenda #9 of [struck out] 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  485. 485485CM Report on how trees have been successfully planted and managed in shallow planters at Charles Square and whether this procedure could be implemented at other locations throughout the City. Councillor Reeves Order #166 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97; Consent Agenda #9 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  486. 486486CM Concerns about the proposed development at 55 Montgomery Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #167 scanAug 4
  487. 487487CM Current issues about park maintenance in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #168 scanAug 4
  488. 488488CM Concerns from residents of Walden Street regarding increase in residential units at the end of Richdale Avenue near Walden Square which increased parking demand in the area. Vice Mayor Born Order #170 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97; Consent Agenda #12 of 9-22-97] scanAug 4
  489. 489489CM Feasibility of refurbishing the 1938 fire engine. Councillor Reeves Order #171 [handwritten: Report Received 9-8-97; Consent Agenda #11 of 9-8-97] scanAug 4
  490. 490490CM Noise from poorly functioning mechanical equipment from a recently constructed building is bothering residents living on Kirkland Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #172 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97; Consent Agenda #5 of 9-22-97] scanAug 4
  491. 491491CM City's new Integrated Pest Management Program blamed for the poor condition of city's playing fields. Vice Mayor Born Order #173 scanAug 4
  492. 492492CM Sidewalk replacement on Hillside Place. Vice Mayor Born Order #174 scanAug 4
  493. 493493CM Fresh Pond Rotaries are a current hazardous situation for motorists. Vice Mayor Born Order #175 scanAug 4
  494. 494494CM Post speed limit and "Slow" signs on Sherman Street in the vicinity of Pemberton Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #176 scanAug 4
  495. 495495CM Patrol the Boston University bridge area and do a crime prevention plan for the Boston University bridge area. Councillor Davis Order #178 scanAug 4
  496. 496496CM Bring another store that serves the neighborhood residents into the space being vacated by the Woolworth Facility. Councillor Davis Order #179 scanAug 4
  497. 497497CM Immediately initiate a tree watering program to prevent newly planted trees from dying on Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillor Duehay Order #180 scanAug 4
  498. 498498CM Contact Lechmere Stores to discuss the pending closure of the store and the impact upon Cambridge residents and workers. Councillors Triantafillou, Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #193 scanAug 4
  499. 499499CM Development in the area of Porter Road, Creighton Street and Regent Street. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #194 scanAug 4
  500. 500500CM Arrange for the Doc. Linsky Road Race on September 21, 1997. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #195 scanAug 4
  501. 501501CM Provide assistance for the Santa Lucia Festival. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #196 scanAug 4
  502. 502502CM Increase police patrols in the area of Fifth Street due to the recent car thefts and personal property from private property. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #198 scanAug 4
  503. 503503CM Report from the Water Department on the security of the water source. Councillor Duehay and Vice Mayor Born Order #200 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #24 of 12-22-97] scanAug 4
  504. 504504CM Placement of voting "booths" in grocery stores. Councillor Triantafillou Order #6 scanSep 8
  505. 505505CM Increase police patrols on Charles Street and Hurley Street due to the recent series of thefts that have occurred in this vicinity. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanSep 8
  506. 506506CM Outline a means for Cambridge Crime information to be accessed and searched from the City of Cambridge internet homepage. Mayor Russell Report Received 9-22-97 Order #17 Consent Agenda #16 of 9-22-97 scanSep 8
  507. 507507CM Investigate concerns and the possible relocation of a cable box on the corner of Frost and Prentiss Streets installed by Media One in August. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanSep 8
  508. 508508CM What type of back-up power does the Housing Authority have in the event of a power failure. Report Received 9-29-97 Councillor Toomey Consent Agenda #10 of 9-29-97 Order #32 scanSep 8
  509. 509509CM Increase police presence in the vicinity of Gore Street due to the recent incidents of tires being slashed in the area. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanSep 8
  510. 510510CM Install a "Physically Disabled Persons - Go Slow" sign on Leonard Avenue. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #49 scanSep 8
  511. 511511CM Request that Star Market do everything possible to assure access to their store including offering a shuttle and delivery service and lowering or eliminating parking fees. Councillor Davis Order #57 scanSep 8
  512. 512512CM Establish a safer access from the Fresh Pond Mall for all the pedestrians who want to access the west end of the mall by going down the bank at the western edge of the mall. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanSep 8
  513. 513513CM Reinstitute discussions about extending MBTA bus service from Rindge Avenue to the Fresh Pond Mall. Councillor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #62 scanSep 8
  514. 514514CM Seek neighborhood input regarding the installation of benches in Sennot Park. Councillor Galluccio Order #66 scanSep 8
  515. 515515CM Contact the MBTA to investigate adding more public transit service to new Star Market. Councillor Davis Order #68 scanSep 8
  516. 516516CM Investigate the possibility of making Rufo Road a public way of the City of Cambridge in order to develop a pedestrian safety plan for this area. Order Triantafillou Order #73 scanSep 8
  517. 517517CM Status of a parcel of land along the railroad tracks in North Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #82 scanSep 8
  518. 518518CM Extend street cleaning to December 31, 1997 instead of November 30, 1997 due to the large number of leaves still falling and littering the streets. Councillor Toomey Order #94 scanSep 8
  519. 519519CM Inspect the Kennedy Biscuit Loft basement apartments for violations to the State Sanitary Code. Councillor Sullivan Order #95 scanSep 8
  520. 520520CM Investigate the premises behind the building located at 113-117 Harvard Street to insure that the area is in compliance with the Health and Sanitary Code. Councillor Triantafillou Order #96 scanSep 8
  521. 521521CM Adjustments to the stop sign at the corner of Otis and Fourth Streets (in front of Putnam Apartments) to insure that the sign is visible and unobstructed. Councillor Sullivan Order #103 scanSep 8
  522. 522522CM Prepare a temporary sign for placement at Russell Field to dedicate this season as a memorial to the members of the program who passed away over the last year. Councillor Galluccio Order #107 scanSep 8
  523. 523523CM High school and post high school study on students relative to what happens to drop outs and graduates who did not find work. Councillor Reeves Order #116 scanSep 8
  524. 524524CM Request that the new superintendent begin tenure by collecting data on school systems especially regarding recent graduates and to study 8th grade achievement. Councillor Reeves Order #117 scanSep 8
  525. 525525CM Public planting in the City. Councillor Reeves Order #129 scanSep 8
  526. 526526CM Examine the light at Prospect and Mass. Ave. to be sure that pedestrians have a time to cross Mass. Ave. when they are not competing with cars and trucks. Councillor Davis Order #133 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 9-22-97] scanSep 8
  527. 527527CM Remind all drivers in Cambridge that school is back in session and to watch out for children crossing the street and getting on and off school buses. Councillor Davis Order #134 scanSep 8
  528. 528528CM Maintenance of the city parking lot at Green and Pleasant Streets. Councillor Davis Order #135 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #6 of 9-22-97] scanSep 8
  529. 529529CM Enforcement and traffic direction at the intersection of Brookline Street and Mass. Ave. Councillor Davis Order #136 scanSep 8
  530. 530530CM Critical lighting missing in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #137 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 9-22-97] scanSep 8
  531. 531531CM Maintenance problems at Sacramento Field. Councillor Davis Order #138 [handwritten: Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #14 of 9-22-97] scanSep 8
  532. 532532CM Ways to have police officers remain for longer periods of time in any one neighborhood. Councillor Davis Order #139 scanSep 8
  533. 533533CM Current data relative to safety of bicyclists and information about how to encourage the wearing of bicycle helmets by all cycling citizens. Councillor Davis Order #140 scanSep 8
  534. 534534CM Traffic and transportation issues related to the Star Market at University Park. Councillor Davis Order #141 scanSep 8
  535. 535535CM Update on the repair and repaving work on Berkshire Place Dickinson Street. Councillor Toomey Order #145 scanSep 8
  536. 536536CM Install a pedestrian stanchion on Concord Avenue in the area of Saint Peter's Church and the Harvard University Observatory. Councillor Galluccio Order #150 scanSep 8
  537. 537537CM Lack of maintenance and cleanliness of the Conrail Railroad propterty along Holworthy Street, Belmont Street and in East Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #151 scanSep 8
  538. 538538CM Impact of development on formerly industrial properties for residential use by residents of the Creighton Street, Regent Street and Porter Road. Vice Mayor Born Order #154 [handwritten:] Report Received Calendar Item #1 of 9-29-97 [and] 9/22/97 Reference[?] to Chairman[?] [?] [?] scanSep 8
  539. 539539CM New lighting in Central Square. Vice Mayor Born Order #155 scanSep 8
  540. 540540CM Pedestrian enforcement along Cushing Street at rush hour. Councillor Galluccio Order #156 scanSep 8
  541. 541541CM Bring relief to property owners whose properties are being impacted by heavy truck usage along Walden Street. Councillor Gallucio Order #157 scanSep 8
  542. 542542CM Improve the traffic and pedestrian safety along Cushing Street in the area of the Haggerty School Councillor Galluccio Order #158 scanSep 8
  543. 543543CM Plans for improvements to Glacken Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #159 [handwritten: Report Received 9-29-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 9-29-97] scanSep 8
  544. 544544CM Urge Harvard and MIT to adopt policies similar to the Cambridge Responsible Employers Ordinance when contracting for construction project in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #160 scanSep 8
  545. 545545CM Upkeep of Longfellow Park and the Garden Street Glen for both esthetics and safety purposes. Councillor Galluccio Order #161 scanSep 8
  546. 546546CM Improve pedestrian crossing safety along Sherman Street in the area of Walden Street and Danehy Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #162 scanSep 8
  547. 547547CM Very late and sometimes next mail delivery along the Concord Avenue-Chilton Street mail route. Councillor Galluccio Order #163 scanSep 8
  548. 548548CM Repair the indent in the road on Garden Street behind the Fire Station on Garden Street next to the new construction. Councillor Galluccio Order #166 scanSep 8
  549. 549549CM Repair the brick sidewalk in the vicinity of 48 Western Avenue. Councillor Reeves Order #168 scanSep 8
  550. 550550CM Replace the tree on River Street near 38 River Street. Councillor Reeves Order #169 scanSep 8
  551. 551551CM Concerns about a lack of water outlets at the Morse School at St. Mary's. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #174 scanSep 8
  552. 552552CM Additional crossing guard at the Fletcher School. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #175 scanSep 8
  553. 553553CM Ban heavy truck traffic at the intersection of Gore and Lambert Streets. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #178 scanSep 8
  554. 554554CM Notify the recently acquired school bus transportation company that all school buses must stop at railroad crossings. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #179 scanSep 8
  555. 555555CM Update of the completion of Silva Park and what steps will be taken to keep the park safe and secure. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Report Received 9-22-97 Order #183 Consent Agenda #13 of 9-22-97 scanSep 8
  556. 556556CM Lighting at Cambridge Common. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #192 scanSep 8
  557. 557557CM Take down banners obstructing Cambridge Street now that the River Festival is over. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #193 scanSep 8
  558. 558558CM Investigate the hazardous traffic situation at Richdale Avenue from Raymond Street. Report Received 9-29-97 Mayor Russell Consent Agenda #2 of 9-29-97 Order #3 scanSep 15
  559. 559559CM Concerns about safety at intersections of Concord Avenue and Walden Street and Sherman Street and Walden Street. Mayor Russell Report Received 9-22-97 Order #8 Consent Agenda #11 of 9-22-97 scanSep 15
  560. 560560CM Hours of operation for various civic and/or religious festivals. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanSep 15
  561. 561561CM Install public restrooms in the City's main squares. Councillor Triantafillou Order #10 scanSep 15
  562. 562562CM Revisit changing the Parking Control Officers classification into a skilled labor classification. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanSep 15
  563. 563563CM Report on the proposed legislation to restructure the electricity generation industry in Massachusetts. Report Received 10-20-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #12 Consent Agenda #17 of 10-20-97 scanSep 15
  564. 564564CM Report on the salary structure of the Parking Control Officers. Councillor Toomey Report Received 9-29-97 Order #13 Consent Agenda #7 of 9-29-97 scanSep 15
  565. 565565CM Insure that railroad crossings are properly marked, on the street and with signs. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanSep 15
  566. 566566CM Safety problems regarding the sidewalk replacement on Raymond Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #18 scanSep 15
  567. 567567CM A schedule with targeted completion times of the Growth Management Petition recommended for study by the Planning Board. Vice Mayor Born Order #20 scanSep 15
  568. 568568CM Report on whether Deputy Superintendent of School was awarded a raise and extended contract. Councillor Triantafillou Order #23 scanSep 15
  569. 569569CM Encourage restaurants and other businesses to use retractable windows and doors opening onto sidewalks which enhance the indoor/outdoor appeal of the businesses. Councillor Reeves Order #25 scanSep 15
  570. 570570CM Urge citizens to participate in program offered by Professor Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School wherein students and professors work with small businesses to provide the access to innovative management and marketing systems. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanSep 15
  571. 571571CM Provide an update on the plan to provide holiday lights along Massachusetts Avenue and other major City thoroughfares. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanSep 15
  572. 572572CM Provide report on the City's current and planned AIDS outreach, prevention and treatment program(s). Report Received 10-6-97 Councillor Reeves Order #30 Con Snt Agenda # 9 of 10-6-97 scanSep 15
  573. 573573CM Explanation of process used for funding a public art project and the selection process for the artist to be commissioned to do the work. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanSep 15
  574. 574574CM Fix the pedestrian crossing lights at the Lechmere Station crossing at First and Cambridge Streets. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanSep 15
  575. 575575CM Incentives the City could offer to encourage police officers to live in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanSep 15
  576. 576576CM Report outlining the practices and procedures which HRI and Just-A-Start use in tenant/purchaser selection in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 [handwritten:] Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #24 of 10-20-97 scanSep 15
  577. 577577CM How does the city regulate and implement fees for use of the City's infrastructure by cable and phone companies? Councillor Galluccio Order #38 [handwritten:] Report received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #17 of 12-22-97 scanSep 15
  578. 578578CM Replace the bulb in the street light located at the corner of Lancaster and Agassiz Streets. Vice Mayor Born Order #39 scanSep 15
  579. 579579CM Trim the trees around the street light on Humboldt Street and the pin oak tree near the corner of Lancaster and Washington Avenue. Vice Mayor Born Order #40 scanSep 15
  580. 580580CM Where will drinking fountains be placed around Fresh Pond when improvements are made to the reservation? Councillor Davis Order #41 [handwritten:] Report Received 9-29-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 9-29-97 scanSep 15
  581. 581581CM Place a trash barrel next to the bus stop at Lindstrom Field. Councillor Davis Order #42 scanSep 15
  582. 582582CM Encourage courthouse locations for housing mediation programs that assist landlords and tenants to settle disputes and reach harmonious resolution. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanSep 15
  583. 583583CM Establish a proactive process that brings sponsors of festivals and the community together to reach resolution on fair and equitable standards. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanSep 15
  584. 584584CM Letter from Janet M. King regarding the improper and rude handling of her calls to the Cambridge 911 number. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #47 scanSep 15
  585. 585585CM Examine the pedestrian light safety in Inman Square. Councillors Toomey, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #59 scanSep 15
  586. 586586CM Lights in Central Square. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Davis, Sullivan, Reeves, Duehay and Triantafillou [handwritten: Report received 9-29-97] Order #62 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #4 of 9-29-97] scanSep 15
  587. 587587CM Supply copies of contracts of all senior members of the City administration. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Duehay Order #63 scanSep 15
  588. 588588CM Set up traffic enforcement at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Dover Streets. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanSep 22
  589. 589589CM Feasibility of making Meacham Road one way from Massachusetts Avenue to Locke Street. Mayor Russell Order #13 scanSep 22
  590. 590590CM Prepare an ordinance to provide the employee benefits offered in the proposed bill S.26. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #17 scanSep 22
  591. 591591CM Repair the pothole at the entrance of the east bound side of the tunnel in Harvard Square. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanSep 22
  592. 592592CM Develop a different beautification program in the vicinity of the railroad tracks on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanSep 22
  593. 593593CM Programs that the City has to assist individuals or families with credit problems who wish to purchase a home in Cambridge. [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97] Councillor Galluccio Order #29 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #24 of 10-20-97] scanSep 22
  594. 594594CM Employees who live outside the city and send their children to Cambridge schools. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanSep 22
  595. 595595CM Distribute flyers which will notify residents in an area when a parade will take place which makes the public way impassable for vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanSep 22
  596. 596596CM Install a four-way stop sign at the intersection of Sixth Street and Spring Street. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanSep 22
  597. 597597CM Install speed bumps on Willow Street in front of the Frisoli Teen Center. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanSep 22
  598. 598598CM Conduct a traffic study on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanSep 22
  599. 599599CM Identify a site to place a 25 foot trailer, for a weekend, for the purpose of collecting clothing for the Little League fund raiser. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanSep 22
  600. 600600CM Provide copies of local ordinances regarding wearing of bicycle helmets for the Traffic and Transportation public meeting scheduled for September 30, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanSep 22
  601. 601601CM Installation of an information board somewhere in Central Square to relay information to the public. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanSep 22
  602. 602602CM When a drug arrest is made at a residency, is the landlord immediately notified. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanSep 22
  603. 603603CM Information regarding employees who were not paid for work time for the April 1, 1997 snow storm which was declared a state of emergency. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanSep 22
  604. 604604CM Traffic safety assessment at Brookline Street and Franklin Street, between the Auburn Court Apartments and the Kennedy Biscuit Loft Apartments. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanSep 22
  605. 605605CM Special enforcement efforts. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanSep 22
  606. 606606CM Establish Landscaping Training Program within the Department of Public Works. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanSep 22
  607. 607607CM The installation of green "switching" boxes on many utility poles as a part of their service upgrade by Media One. Vice Mayor Born Order #50 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #17 of 12-22-97] scanSep 22
  608. 608608CM Whether the depression in the roadway along Upland Road which appeared after the roadway was patched following utility line work, poses a safety hazard as large trucks drive over it. Vice Mayor Born Order #51 scanSep 22
  609. 609609CM What steps can be taken to ease the parking problems on Bolton Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #52 [handwritten: Report Received 10-6-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 10-6-97] scanSep 22
  610. 610610CM When Bolton Street, which has not been repaved since 1963, is scheduled for repaving and catch basin work. Vice Mayor Born Order #53 [handwritten: Report Received 10-6-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 10-6-97] scanSep 22
  611. 611611CM Use of playing fields in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #54 [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #15 of 10-20-97] scanSep 22
  612. 612612CM Impose a moratorium on all backyard infill construction and paving for parking lots in back yards. Vice Mayor Born Order #19 scanSep 22
  613. 613613CM Place a blinking yellow light, at the corner of Fern Street and Garden Street where children cut through on their way to the Tobin School. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #5 scanSep 29
  614. 614614CM Video on the filing of abatements for presentation on the municipal cable channel. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanSep 29
  615. 615615CM Painting the curbs where Garden Street crosses Massachusetts Avenue to Peabody Street at Harvard Square to increase its visibility. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanSep 29
  616. 616616CM Implement selective enforcement and traffic calming on Warren Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanSep 29
  617. 617617CM Assure that regulations and procedures are in place to defend against the landing of military and other helicopters on parkland and other non-airports in Cambridge. Report received 11-17-97 Councillor Davis Consent Agenda #18 of 11-17-97 Order #21 scanSep 29
  618. 618618CM Concerns on the Polaroid Project related to asbestos and any other permitting requirements. Report Received 10-20-97 Councillor Davis Consent Agenda #13 of 10-20-97 Order #22 scanSep 29
  619. 619619CM A comprehensive scheduled tree maintenance program for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanSep 29
  620. 620620CM Bury all utility and cable television wires and cables. Councillor Duehay and Vice Mayor Born Order #24 scanSep 29
  621. 621621CM Consider use of eminent domain in connection with properties at 324 and 340 Franklin Street. Councillor Duehay Order #25 [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #24 of 10-20-97] scanSep 29
  622. 622622CM Fix or adjust the traffic light at the intersection of Kelly and River Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanSep 29
  623. 623623CM Place a mail receptacle on Green Street for the collection of mail. Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanSep 29
  624. 624624CM Trimming the bushes at the rear of City Hall along Inman Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanSep 29
  625. 625625CM Repair the pothole on Massachusetts Avenue at Cameron Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #31 scanSep 29
  626. 626626CM Increase truck enforcement on Kirkland Street. Councillor Toomey Order #32 scanSep 29
  627. 627627CM Update as to when the trailer for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force will be moved. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanSep 29
  628. 628628CM Report on the status of the Wilder play area and park on West and Lee Streets; does the city own both the play area and adjoining parklike areas. Councillor Reeves Order #38 [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #19 of 10-20-97] scanSep 29
  629. 629629CM To remove all cobblestones at Cronin Square and replace them with plantings. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanSep 29
  630. 630630CM Reports of active prostitution at the corner of Main Street and Columbia Street. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanSep 29
  631. 631631CM Status of the house at 32 Kinnard Street. Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanSep 29
  632. 632632CM Questions regarding the MWRA proposal to add to the Cottage Farm treatment plant at Magazine Beach. Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #43 scanSep 29
  633. 633633CM Review the design and height of the combined sewer overflow (CSO) treatment plant at Magazine Beach. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanSep 29
  634. 634634CM Timetable for making City Hall Annex's night entrance suitable for the public and appropriately welcoming and well-lit. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanSep 29
  635. 635635CM Contact MDC regarding the poor condition of roads at the Concord Avenue rotaries. Councillor Galluccio Order #46 scanSep 29
  636. 636636CM Reducing the speed limit on Davenport Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanSep 29
  637. 637637CM Replace missing one-way signs on Davenport Street and make signs more visible. Councillor Galluccio Order #48 scanSep 29
  638. 638638CM Request that the owner of the property on the corner of Third and Binney Streets cut down shrubbery which is obstructing the sidewalk. Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanSep 29
  639. 639639CM Explore all possible solutions to reduce speed and improve safety along Cushing Street, especially in the Haggerty School area. Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanSep 29
  640. 640640CM An update on new speed-reducing apparatus along Concord Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Report Received 10-20-97 Order #52 Consent Agenda #10 of 10-20-97 scanSep 29
  641. 641641CM Monitor loud noise in Vellucci Park at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 a.m. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanSep 29
  642. 642642CM Enforce speed limits on Cushing Street. Report Received 10-20-97 Councillor Galluccio Consent Agenda #8 of 10-20-97 Order #54 scanSep 29
  643. 643643CM Conduct a traffic study and analysis on the safety of the Walden Street and Reservoir Street due to the excessive speed and the volume of traffic in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanSep 29
  644. 644644CM Analyze the current Franchise Agreement with Media One (formerly Continental Cable) and check with the State Cable Television Commission to evaluate the possibility of improving customer service to Cambridge subscribers. Report Received 12-22-97 Councillor Galluccio Consent Agenda #17 of 12-22-97 Order #57 scanSep 29
  645. 645645CM Report on what the FDIC sale process is. Report Received 10-20-97 Mayor Russell Consent Agenda #22 of 10-20-97 Order #58 scanSep 29
  646. 646646CM Repair the surface of Pemberton Street before the winter months; this has been excavated and patched very poorly. Mayor Russell Order #10 scanOct 6
  647. 647647CM Return the crossing guard to the front of St. Peters School. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanOct 6
  648. 648648CM The enforcement of moving violations on Cambridge Street, with particular attention to the area of Fourth and Third Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanOct 6
  649. 649649CM Installation of pedestrian stanchions along Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanOct 6
  650. 650650CM Actions relative to the King School Park and area behind the school. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #16 scanOct 6
  651. 651651CM Clean and deodorize the catch basins along Massachusetts Avenue from Norris Street to Harvey Street. [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #20 of 10-20-97] Mayor Russell Order #19 scanOct 6
  652. 652652CM Install a "Do Not Enter" sign at Gold Star Road and Seven Pines Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanOct 6
  653. 653653CM Update on the filling of the vacancy of the Cambridge Retirement Board. [handwritten: Report Received 12-15-97 Consent Agenda #14 of 12-15-97] Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanOct 6
  654. 654654CM Installation of public art proposed for the water intake area of Fresh Pond Reservation as part of the reconstruction of Fresh Pond Reservation. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #24 of 12-22-97] Mayor Russell Order #28 scanOct 6
  655. 655655CM Review lighting in the Riverside neighborhood area. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanOct 6
  656. 656656CM Is there enforcement of regulations restricting trucks on particular streets and speeding laws vis a vis trucks between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 a.m.? Councillor Davis Order #31 scanOct 6
  657. 657657CM Update on the city's efforts to accept Chapter 17 of the Acts of 1997, "An Act Relative to Annual Cost of Living Adjustments for Retirees." Councillors Toomey Order #40 scanOct 6
  658. 658658CM Update on any plans for long-term or short-term maintenance at the Larch Road Tot Lot. Vice Mayor Born Order #45 scanOct 6
  659. 659659CM Contact Media One and request that it clarify new prices and give a better explanation of a la carte prices and options. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanOct 6
  660. 660660CM Contact officials at Arthur D. Little immediately to request a status report on rumors that Arthur D. Little may be leaving Cambridge. Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #23 of 10-20-97 Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanOct 6
  661. 661661CM Add speed postings and slowing traffic along Concord Avenue from Fresh Pond to the Belmont line. Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanOct 6
  662. 662662CM Request the MDC to consider that upcoming paving work along Route 16 be done between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanOct 6
  663. 663663CM A solution to the lack of public bathroom facilities at Russell Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanOct 6
  664. 664664CM Prepare the Third Street Fire Station for community use including the possibility of a lease to the Deborah Mason Dance Studio. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanOct 6
  665. 665665CM Improve lighting in front of the Tobin School where the lights shine only on the doorway, leaving the circular driveway in darkness. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Sullivan Order #58 scanOct 6
  666. 666666CM Will the roadway to the polling place at Roosevelt Towers be finished before the election so that elderly people can enter safely. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #59 [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #21 of 10-20-97] scanOct 6
  667. 667667CM Provide information about plans and methods to prevent dangerous under-age drinking. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanOct 20
  668. 668668CM Prepare an ordinance that raises the age for mandatory bicycle helmet to age 18. Councillor Davis Order #2 scanOct 20
  669. 669669CM Possibility of purchasing 274-276 Brookline Street as affordable housing units. Councillor Davis Order #3 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  670. 670670CM Purchase of LinPro site for open space. (Withdrawn with Unanimous Consent) Councillor Davis Order #4 scanOct 20
  671. 671671CM Increase animal control in and around the Donnelly Field and the Harrington School area before and after school hours; especially relative to the problem with pit bulls. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanOct 20
  672. 672672CM Install a blinking light at Haggerty School on Cushing Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanOct 20
  673. 673673CM Install a crosswalk light at Belmont Street and Cushing Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanOct 20
  674. 674674CM Frequent hang-out on Willow Street for groups in the evening hours. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanOct 20
  675. 675675CM Promote a citywide dialogue between teenagers and parents of teenagers on the complexities of being parents and teens in the 1990's. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanOct 20
  676. 676676CM Make Rockwell Street "Resident Parking Only." Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanOct 20
  677. 677677CM Replace parking meters with 15 minute parking spots in appropriate business districts. Councillor Galluccio Order #22 scanOct 20
  678. 678678CM Create a workforce development program for nine week employees in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 scanOct 20
  679. 679679CM Consider adding non-labor positions to the nine-week employment programs. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanOct 20
  680. 680680CM Paint and better define the curb line and "no parking" zone at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Cushing Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanOct 20
  681. 681681CM Install new large signs at the corner of Jackson Place and Rindge Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #29 scanOct 20
  682. 682682CM Concerns from Martin J. Vieira regarding the situation in Inman Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanOct 20
  683. 683683CM Displeasure of the residents Cambridge over the poorly maintained landscaping within the City. Councillor Duehay Order #36 scanOct 20
  684. 684684CM That the residents of Cambridge be cognizant of the Gala Dinner and concert showcase for Caribe Communications, Inc., El Mundo Newspaper Company and Radiolandia, Inc. Councillors Toomey and Davis and Mayor Russell Order #37 scanOct 20
  685. 685685CM Provide speed enforcement and extra precautions around the Haggerty School when after-school programs are ending. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanOct 20
  686. 686686CM Conditions on Foch Street. Mayor Russell Order #39 scanOct 20
  687. 687687CM Increase the foot patrol and bicycle patrol in the City. [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97] Councillor Sullivan Order #45 [handwritten: Consent Agenda # 82[?] of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  688. 688688CM Install truck restriction signs at the intersections of Third Street and Binney Street and Third Street and McGrath Highway. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanOct 20
  689. 689689CM Develop a policy that will help to better control underage drinking on campus. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanOct 20
  690. 690690CM Publicize some precautionary measures that home owners can do to be prepared in case the effects of "El Nino" should be as nasty as some predict. Mayor Russell Order #56 scanOct 20
  691. 691691CM Determine the amount of insurance coverage the City maintains on its grounds, buildings, roads, bridges, water and sewer systems, parks and other facilities. Councillor Duehay Order #59 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  692. 692692CM Confer with the Police Commissioner and the owner of the Galleria Mall on the recent crime of rape and abduction. Councillor Triantafillou Order #64 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #6 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  693. 693693CM Produce a consumer oriented pamphlet designed to explain what affordable housing programs exist in the City and how applicants can apply for units. Councillor Duehay Order #66 scanOct 20
  694. 694694CM The escalators at the Porter Square T station have yet to be repaired or replace to operate in a reliable fashion. Vice Mayor Born Order #67 [handwritten: Report Received 11-03-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 11-03-97] scanOct 20
  695. 695695CM Removal of a large swastika which has been carved into a tree adjacent to the Cambridge Housing Authority parking lot. Vice Mayor Born Order #68 scanOct 20
  696. 696696CM Emptying of public trash receptacles, sidewalk, and street cleaning in Central Square. [handwritten: report received 11-17-97] Vice Mayor Born Order #69 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #4 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  697. 697697CM Traffic calming measures near the intersection of Vassal Lane and Walden Street to slow speeding traffic. Vice Mayor Born Order #70 scanOct 20
  698. 698698CM Numerous responses to a single call for a medical situation. Vice Mayor Born Order #71 scanOct 20
  699. 699699CM Initiate a city wide study to identify "idiosyncratically" or "anomalously" zoned properties. Vice Mayor Born Order #72 scanOct 20
  700. 700700CM City's policy on overnight camping in the Cambridge Common. Vice Mayor Born Order #73 scanOct 20
  701. 701701CM Initiate a study to identify positive steps we can take to address the lack of after school services for middle school children. Vice Mayor Born Order #75 scanOct 20
  702. 702702CM Contact officials at Media One to restore international news programming on the International Channel. Councillor Duehay Order #78 scanOct 20
  703. 703703CM Clean the foul smelling sewers in Inman Square an along Inman Street. Councillor Duehay Order #79 scanOct 20
  704. 704704CM Place a "No Right on Red" sign at the corner of Concord Avenue and Alpine Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #83 scanOct 20
  705. 705705CM Short and long-term improvements to traffic and pedestrian safety issues in the Porter Square shopping mall area. Councillor Galluccio Order #84 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  706. 706706CM Complaints of cut backs of Italian programming that appears on the RAI USA Channel. Councillor Toomey Order #86 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #14 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  707. 707707CM Request the MBTA to reconsider proposed route changes which will affect the City of Cambridge. Councillors Galluccio and Davis Order #87 scanOct 20
  708. 708708CM Provide more accurate and timely notification to the public in connection with serious crimes in the neighborhoods. Councillor Toomey Order #88 scanOct 20
  709. 709709CM Status of any upcoming repairs or play equipment replacement in the Peabody School playground. Councillor Toomey Order #89 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #13 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  710. 710710CM Repair the sidewalk in the vicinity of 470 Windsor Street where the curb is much higher than the sidewalk. Councillor Toomey Order #90 scanOct 20
  711. 711711CM Enforce the bicycle regulations in the area of 2 Mount Auburn Street. Couincillor Sullivan Order #91 scanOct 20
  712. 712712CM Install a sign identifying Plympton Street, at the Massachusetts Avenue end of Plympton Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #92 scanOct 20
  713. 713713CM Place a "Pedestrian Crossing" sign in the Bow Street and Massachusetts Avenue area. Councillor Sullivan Order #93 scanOct 20
  714. 714714CM The use of outdoor grilles and hibachis on porches and balconies are a major source of fires in people's residences. Councillor Duehay Order #94 scanOct 20
  715. 715715CM Traffic enforcement in front of Star Market on Mt. Auburn Street, especially during rush hour. Councillor Galluccio Order #96 scanOct 20
  716. 716716CM Problems with the new heating system at The Burns Apartments. Mayor Russell Order #97 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #9 of 11-17-97] scanOct 20
  717. 717717CM Problem with the heating situation in the elderly apartments. Councillor Reeves Order #98 scanOct 20
  718. 718718CM Enforcement of bicycle laws in Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #101 scanOct 20
  719. 719719CM Support a bicycle helmet subsidy or "prescription" program for Cambridge students. Councillor Davis Order #102 scanOct 20
  720. 720720CM Request the MBTA to hold an additional hearing which is accessible by MBTA service, possibly at the Senior Center or City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #103 scanOct 20
  721. 721721CM Respond to the proposed changes to MBTA bus service. Councillor Davis Order #104 scanOct 20
  722. 722722CM Information regarding Broadway route bus service from MBTA. Councillor Davis Order #106 scanOct 20
  723. 723723CM Fly the flag of the United States of America from the pole at the Manning Apartments. Councillor Reeves Order #107 scanOct 20
  724. 724724CM Have a large print sample ballot hung at all the elderly housing. apartment buildings in the city. Councillor Reeves Order #108 scanOct 20
  725. 725725CM Media One to visit the residents of the Manning Apartment Building to inform the residents about what channel can be used for security purposes. Councillor Reeves Order #109 scanOct 20
  726. 726726CM Arrange a meeting with the Homes Trust Development to discuss the concerns of the residents regarding retail outlets in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #110 scanOct 20
  727. 727727CM Provide a shuttle service to the new Star Market from the Manning Apartment Building. Councillor Reeves Order #112 scanOct 20
  728. 728728CM Clean the traffic islands on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanOct 27
  729. 729729CM Ensure that the Churchill and Mass. Ave. pedestrian light allows enough time for people from the elderly apartments to cross. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanOct 27
  730. 730730CM Inspect the lights at Alewife Brook and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanOct 27
  731. 731731CM Repair the existing speed bump and add one additional bump in the driveway along the side of the gym of the Fitzgerald School on the Haskell Street side. Mayor Russell Order #13 scanOct 27
  732. 732732CM Prevalent daytime and evening drug trafficking in Central Square at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Essex Street and at the telephones near Emily Rose Shoppe. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanOct 27
  733. 733733CM Harvard University's "open" meeting of its Planning Committee. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanOct 27
  734. 734734CM Will CVS Pharmacy have a temporary location in Central Square in the event that the Holmes block is demolished. Councillor Reeves Order #17 scanOct 27
  735. 735735CM Inspect Hoyt Field near the Gilmore Street diamond for an unpaved area of about 35 feet which is constantly muddy and appears to have a drainage issue. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanOct 27
  736. 736736CM Provide more police coverage, particularly foot patrols, for East Cambridge. Councillor Triantafillou Order #35 scanOct 27
  737. 737737CM Monitor speeding of motor vehicles on Windsor Street. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanOct 27
  738. 738738CM Selective implementation of the city's ordinance and policies regarding the posting of notices. Report Received 11-17-97 Councillor Triantafillou Consent Agenda #7 of 11-17-97 Order #40 scanOct 27
  739. 739739CM Develop a policy to assist residents on sidewalk planting. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanOct 27
  740. 740740CM Place a new 25 mph speed limit sign on Upland Road close to the corner of Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Duehay Order #43 scanOct 27
  741. 741741CM Make the necessary repairs and to increase the lighting at the Kennedy Park. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanOct 27
  742. 742742CM Confer with NYNEX to replace pole #31 at the corner of Cambridge Street and Berkshire. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanOct 27
  743. 743743CM A report on the status of the lighting at the Gold Star Mother's Park on Gore Street. Report Received 11-17-97 Councillor Toomey Consent Agenda #12 of 11-17-97 Order #48 scanOct 27
  744. 744744CM Install an audible crossing signal at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Cameron Avenue to aid people who live in the Burns Apartments who are visually impaired. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanOct 27
  745. 745745CM Post "No Dogs Allowed" signs at McMath Park. Mayor Russell Order #50 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent agenda #14 of 12-22-97] scanOct 27
  746. 746746CM Increase community bulletin boards around Cambridge to be used for "Community Crime Alert Postings." Councillor Galluccio Order #55 scanOct 27
  747. 747747CM Lengthen the time allotted for "walk signals" across Massachusetts Avenue at the Rindge Avenue, Walden Street and Porter Square intersections for elderly residents. Councillor Galluccio Order #56 scanOct 27
  748. 748748CM Enforce the traffic regulations at the Sheridan Square intersection at Rindge Avenue, Harvey Street and Rice Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #58 scanOct 27
  749. 749749CM Enforce the speed regulations on Third Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanOct 27
  750. 750750CM Install traffic enforcement measures at the intersection of Cambridge Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #60 scanOct 27
  751. 751751CM Update tenants on the status of Federal subsidies. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanOct 27
  752. 752752CM Install stop signs at the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and Harvey Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #62 scanOct 27
  753. 753753CM Review and install a new crosswalk between Harvard Street and Bishop Allen Drive on Prospect Street. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanOct 27
  754. 754754CM Status report on community outreach and the planning process for traffic changes along Northern Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #65 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 12-22-97] scanOct 27
  755. 755755CM Place a bench in or around the area of Bishop Allen Drive and Essex Street. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanOct 27
  756. 756756CM Request that the mail be delivered prior to noon at 150 Erie Street, the L.B. Johnson Apartments. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanOct 27
  757. 757757CM Post traffic slowing signs on Essex Street. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanOct 27
  758. 758758CM Investigate the situation of long-term parkers in Central Square, taking up short term parking spaces. Councillor Davis Order #70 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #11 of 11-17-97] scanOct 27
  759. 759759CM Traffic calming solutions on Pearl Street. Councillor Davis Order #71 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #10 of 11-17-97] scanOct 27
  760. 760760CM Report on the New York City response to car alarms. Councillor Davis Order #72 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #20 of 11-17-97] scanOct 27
  761. 761761CM Response to signs and flyers that are glued on post and walls and virtually impossible to remove. Councillor Davis Order #73 scanOct 27
  762. 762762CM Report on communities which have adopted the provisions of MGL Chapter 32, Sections 90 A, C or D for retirees. Councillor Galluccio Report Received 12-15-97 Order #75 Consent Agenda #17 of 12-15-97 scanOct 27
  763. 763763CM Foreclosure of 77 Elm Street and the protection of Affordable Housing. Councillor Triantafillou Order #77 scanOct 27
  764. 764764CM Change in city policy to allow full-time city employees to work part-time with the Department of Human Services. Councillor Galluccio Order #85 scanOct 27
  765. 765765CM Clean and deodorize the catch basin on the corner of Cambridge Street and Berkshire Street. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanOct 27
  766. 766766CM Purchase speed measuring devices similar to those used by the state police which indicate the speed at which motorists are travelling. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanNov 3
  767. 767767CM Contact the Sierra Club of Massachusetts regarding the posting of large signs to light poles and bus shelters in the Central Square Area and in other areas of the City. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanNov 3
  768. 768768CM The purchase of properties on North Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #14 [handwritten: Report Received 11-17-97 Consent Agenda #30 of 11-17-97] scanNov 3
  769. 769769CM Maintain the Pearl Street sidewalk outside the public branch library. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanNov 3
  770. 770770CM Criteria for setting up the new park maintenance system. Councillor Davis Order #18 scanNov 3
  771. 771771CM Possible deceptive, misleading or otherwise harassing practices by Media One. Councillor Triantafillou Order #19 scanNov 3
  772. 772772CM Weeds and trash on the sidewalk in front of the North Cambridge bus depot on Massachusetts Avenue up to Cameron Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #20 scanNov 3
  773. 773773CM That speed bumps and "Go Slow - Children" signs be installed on Meacham Road. Mayor Russell Order #29 scanNov 3
  774. 774774M llegal activities around 1221 Cambridge Street which interferes with seniors trying to use public transportation. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanNov 3
  775. 775775CM Ensure the safety of children leaving the temporary Morse School. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanNov 3
  776. 776776CM Report on the possibility of a "green machine" to clean the city sidewalks. Report Received 11-17-97 Councillor Davis Order #38 Consent Agenda #15 of 11-17-97 scanNov 3
  777. 777777CM Status report on the pre-school and after school programs in the East Cambridge, Wellington-Harrington area. Report Received 12-15-97 Councillor Toomey Order #39 Consent Agenda #10 of 12-15-97 scanNov 3
  778. 778778CM Permanently restore the speed bumps in the rear of the Fitzgerald School. Councillor Galluccio Order #40 scanNov 3
  779. 779779CM Investigate pending evictions of elderly tenants at 138-140 Spring Street. Councillor Triantafillou Report Received 12-15-97 Order #41 Consent Agenda #9 of 12-15-97 scanNov 3
  780. 780780CM Devise a method to inform the Council with regard to changes, developments, plans and new plans for major development projects in the City. Councillor Duehay Order #42 scanNov 3
  781. 781781CM Establish pedestrian crossings on Memorial Drive. Councillor Duehay Order #43 scanNov 3
  782. 782782CM Report on facts surrounding the purchase of 324 Franklin Street by private developer rather than CASCAP. Report Received 11-17-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #44 Consent Agenda #29 of 11-17-97 scanNov 3
  783. 783783CM A simple directory of businesses and services for users of and visitors to the Central Square area. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanNov 3
  784. 784784CM Repair and resurface Blair Place prior to the setting in of winter. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanNov 17
  785. 785785CM Plant additional trees, during this planting season, at the park on Western Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanNov 17
  786. 786786CM Cars which are driving and parking on Russell Field. Mayor Russell Order #31 scanNov 17
  787. 787787CM Clean the bus turnaround area at the end of Rindge Avenue before the winter season. Mayor Russell Order #32 scanNov 17
  788. 788788CM Install speed bumps and stop signs at the corner of Dudley and Clifton Street. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanNov 17
  789. 789789CM Install benches near the entrance to Russell Field from Clifton Street. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanNov 17
  790. 790790CM Implement a plan to register bicycle couriers in the wake of the accident that seriously injured William Spring. Councillor Davis and Mayor Russell Order #43 scanNov 17
  791. 791791CM Increase police visibility in the area of Plymouth Street and Webster Avenue due to the large groups of youth gathering in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #55 scanNov 17
  792. 792792CM An update on the selection of a suitable plaque or portrait for the dedication of the new conference room at the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department in honor of George Teso. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanNov 17
  793. 793793CM Update on the status of the vacant lot at Cambridge and Columbia Streets including the status of eminent domain to provide parking in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #66 scanNov 17
  794. 794794CM Manual crossing light at the corner of Cameron Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #68 scanNov 17
  795. 795795CM Create safe pedestrian crossing on Walden Street in the area of the Walden Street bridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #69 scanNov 17
  796. 796796CM Banning of trucks and the enforcement of truck restriction on Corporal Burns Road. Councillor Galluccio Order #70 scanNov 17
  797. 797797CM Legal opinion on requiring Media One customers to purchase a Customer Service Protection Plan. Councillor Galluccio Order #71 scanNov 17
  798. 798798CM Request Media One provide a detailed consumer protection plan to insure that home sales presentations are not made under the guise of service or equipment checks. Councillor Galluccio Order #72 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #17 of 12-22-97 scanNov 17
  799. 799799CM Install shrubbery along the borders of Tobin Field and the Cambridge Armory. Councillor Galluccio Order #73 scanNov 17
  800. 800800CM Provide Cambridge residents with free Internet installation which has been done in other communities. Councillor Galluccio Order #74 scanNov 17
  801. 801801CM Notice to homeowner of an abnormally high water meter reading. Mayor Russell Order #75 scanNov 17
  802. 802802CM Poor lighting at the entrance to the polling place at the Peabody School due to the absence of lighting and malfunctioning of existing lights. Vice Mayor Born Order #84 scanNov 17
  803. 803803CM Report regarding Cambridge's shifting population. Councillor Reeves Order #88 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 12-22-97 scanNov 17
  804. 804804CM The Friends of Cambridge Athletics request better athletic facilities for youth in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #94 scanNov 17
  805. 805805CM Increase police presence in the area of Kennedy Park due to a recent armed robbery. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanNov 24
  806. 806806CM Sirens from ambulances and rescue vehicles are unusually persistent at various hours of the day and night. Councillor Duehay Order #5 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 12-22-97 scanNov 24
  807. 807807CM Install the appropriate pedestrian protection signs in the streets at the dangerous intersection at Brattle, Craigie and Sparks Streets. Councillor Duehay Order #6 scanNov 24
  808. 808808CM Reduce the allowed maximum traffic speed to 25 miles per hour on the entire length of Brattle Street. Councillor Duehay Order #7 scanNov 24
  809. 809809CM Reduce the allowed maximum traffic speed to 25 miles per hour on Mt. Auburn Street from Fresh Pond Parkway to JFK Street. Councillor Duehay Order #8 scanNov 24
  810. 810810CM Increase lighting in and around the Kennedy School. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanNov 24
  811. 811811CM Ensure that a proper number of trash receptacles are in place on both sides of Massachusetts Avenue between Harvard and Central Squares. Councillor Duehay Order #10 scanNov 24
  812. 812812CM Investigate the traffic impact and emergency access impact of the reduction of the traffic lane on Concord Avenue from the rotary to the Belmont town line. Councillor Galluccio Order #14 scanNov 24
  813. 813813CM Implement resident parking on Seventh Street between Cambridge and Gore Streets. Councillor Toomey and Davis Order #15 scanNov 24
  814. 814814CM Report to the Council where we have active houses of prostitution and when they will be shut down. Councillor Reeves Order #16 [handwritten:] Placed on file pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97 scanNov 24
  815. 815815CM Hire a consultant specializing in business districts to aid in the more lively development of Kendall Square, the emerging new Porter Square, the development of Central Square and the Inman Square/Cambridge Street Corridor. Councillor Reeves Order #18 scanNov 24
  816. 816816CM Update on the status of the fire station in Kendall Square. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanNov 24
  817. 817817CM Review for the spring, the terrain at the Cambridge Common. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanNov 24
  818. 818818CM Status of the repairs and painting of the visitors kiosk in Harvard Square. Councillor Reeves Order #21 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-15-97 Consent Agenda #16 of 12-15-97 scanNov 24
  819. 819819CM Problems of noise, trash and litter, improper tree-maintenance and traffic. Councillor Davis Order #26 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 12-22-97 scanNov 24
  820. 820820CM Process to be utilized by members of the City Council to have particular committee hearings cable cast. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanNov 24
  821. 821821CM How will the proposed park be integrated with the Pacific Street Park and how will it serve the surrounding residential community. Councillor Davis Order #30 [handwritten: Report Received 12-15-97 Consent Agenda #23 of 12-15-97] scanNov 24
  822. 822822M Report on who is eligible to use the Family Center in North Cambridge and whether this eligibility can be extended to cover all Cambridge residents. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #31 [handwritten: Report Received 2-2-98 Consent Agenda #2 of 2-2-98] scanNov 24
  823. 823823CM Update the City Council on the status of the proposal for additional on-street resident parking for the residents of 700 Huron Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanNov 24
  824. 824824CM Contact Media One to investigate the possibility of adding the Food Channel to programming choices. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanNov 24
  825. 825825CM Insure that the MBTA continue current bus services to all parts of West Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 scanNov 24
  826. 826826CM Keep a close watch on bus schedule changes proposed by MBTA and ensure that the interests of Cambridge residents are reported. Councillor Galluccio Order #36 scanNov 24
  827. 827827CM Buses which are parking during the night time hours on Green street with motors idling causing a disturbance to the residents of Manning Apartments. Mayor Russell Order #40 scanNov 24
  828. 828828CM Train all snow removal workers, both those employed by the City and those employed by private contractors. Vice Mayor Born Order #42 scanNov 24
  829. 829829CM Report on when the sidewalks on Hillside Avenue are scheduled for replacement. Vice Mayor Born Order #43 [handwritten: Report Received 12-15-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 12-15-97] scanNov 24
  830. 830830CM Urge the MBTA not to cut any bus service in the City of Cambridge. Councillors Davis, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Reeves Order #46 scanNov 24
  831. 831831CM Timeframe and criteria used by the Mass. Highway Department in deciding on requests to reduce the speed limit in a particular roadway. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #47 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #21 of 12-22-97] scanNov 24
  832. 832832CM Report on sewer pipe construction. Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #48 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 12-22-97] scanNov 24
  833. 833833CM Enforce the speed limit of heavy trucks during construction on Cambridge Street between Harvard Square and Lechmere Square. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #52 scanNov 24
  834. 834834CM Provide the City Council with a one page summary of the Economic Development Policy as amended. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #58 scanNov 24
  835. 835835CM The closing of public streets and sidewalks and cost of police protection during the visit of the President of China. Councillor Triantafillou Order #16 [handwritten: Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] scanNov 24
  836. 836836CM Lack of hot water at the Fresh Pond Apartments. Councillor Triantafillou Order #17 scanNov 24
  837. 837837CM Address the flooding problems in the area of Sullivan Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #44 scanNov 24
  838. 838838CM Leaf blowing machines that are blowing the leaves out into the streets instead of into piles for disposal. Councillor Toomey Order #62 scanNov 24
  839. 839839CM Policy that would regulate news trucks with the satellite dishes in residential areas in the City. Councillor Toomey Order #64 scanNov 24
  840. 840840CM Status of the purchase of a new bus for the seniors. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97] Councillor Sullivan Order #67 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #18 of 12-22-97] scanNov 24
  841. 841841CM Detailed drawings of the North Mass Ave. sewer project plans available in advance of the meetings. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanDec 15
  842. 842842CM Update the City Council on plans for outdoor skating this year. Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanDec 15
  843. 843843CM Ascertain whether the speed limit throughout the city can be reduced to 25 mph. Councillor Triantafillou Order #11 scanDec 15
  844. 844844CM Cambridge's use of its designation as an economic target area. Councillor Sullivan [handwritten: Report Received 1-12-98] Order #16 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #4 of 1-12-98] scanDec 15
  845. 845845CM Feasibility of allowing Alan Wiener to operate a temporary modular newsstand at Carl Barron Plaza during the construction period for the Holmes project. [handwritten: Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] Councillor Triantafillou Order #18 scanDec 15
  846. 846846CM Employ traffic calming measures near the intersection of Vassal Lane. Councillor Triantafillou Order #19 scanDec 15
  847. 847847CM Information about the zoning requirements as to parking for the 50-52 Trowbridge Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #20 [handwritten: Placed on File Pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] scanDec 15
  848. 848848CM Crossing intervals at traffic intersections which do not provide ample time for elders and other mobility impaired residents to cross safely. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanDec 15
  849. 849849CM Explanation of legal precedents for imposing liability on property owners for wrongly connected water and sewer lines. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 12-22-97] scanDec 15
  850. 850850CM School buses opening the doors of the bus at a railroad crossing to ensure that no trains are approaching the bus. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanDec 15
  851. 851851CM Confer with the management of B&B Towing regarding their trucks driving over the speed limit. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanDec 15
  852. 852852CM That the blinking yellow light at the intersection of Vassal Lane and Reservoir Street not be obstructed by overgrown trees causing a potential traffic safety issue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #37 scanDec 15
  853. 853853CM Install "Yield" signs at the Fresh Pond rotary near the Sozio site. Councillor Triantafillou Order #38 scanDec 15
  854. 854854CM Petition the Massachusetts Highway Department to post the speed limit on B roadway as 25 miles per hour. Councillor Davis Order #42 scanDec 15
  855. 855855CM Work with Forest City to ensure that the mechanicals on the proposed new buildings do not exceed limits set by the city ordinance. Councillor Davis Order #43 [handwritten:] Report Received 1-12-98 Consent Agenda #3 of 1-12-98 scanDec 15
  856. 856856CM Create a welcoming entrance to the publicly beneficial open space from (University Park Common) Auburn Park and the neighborhood to the West. Councillor Davis Order #44 scanDec 15
  857. 857857CM Investigate recent parking problems on Rockwell Street where new 45. developments on River Street seem to be creating serious problems. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanDec 15
  858. 858858CM Provide results of the City's inquiry of employees who live outside the city and send their children to Cambridge Public Schools. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanDec 15
  859. 859859CM Report on which streets missed the last street cleaning of the season, and what efforts have been made to clear these streets of leaves and other debris before the start of the snow and ice season. Vice Mayor Born Order #54 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #20 of 12-22-97 scanDec 15
  860. 860860CM Have repairs to the playground located behind the Harrington School, completed this fall as part of the Frisoli Youth Center project. Vice Mayor Born Order #55 [handwritten:] Report Received 1-12-98 Consent Agenda #1 of 1-12-98 scanDec 15
  861. 861861CM Complaints and frustrations with the MBTA service and maintenance of its stations. Vice Mayor Born Order #57 [handwritten:] Report Received 1-12-98 Consent Agenda #2 of 1-12-98 scanDec 15
  862. 862862CM Notices sent to many homeowners notifying them of their obligation to replace their sewer connections because they were "illicitly" connected to storm drains instead of the regular sewer mains. Vice Mayor Born Order #58 [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 12-22-97] scanDec 15
  863. 863863CM Restore the crosswalk markings on Broadway in the vicinity of the High School and Broadway Market. Vice Mayor Born Order #59 scanDec 15
  864. 864864CM Investigate the dangerous and congested intersection of Walden and Sherman Streets. Vice Mayor Born Order #60 [handwritten: Placed on File Pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] scanDec 15
  865. 865865CM Harvard's plan to install kiosks, multifaced posting boards for student notices at several locations in the area between the Science Center and Harvard Yard over the underpass just outside Harvard Square. Vice Mayor Born Order #61 scanDec 15
  866. 866866CM Secure special training for members of the Police Truck Enforcement unit. Vice Mayor Born Order #62 scanDec 15
  867. 867867CM Numerous complaints received regarding Media One's service to the community. Mayor Russell Order #63 scanDec 15
  868. 868868CM Renovations on Corporal Burns Park. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanDec 22
  869. 869869CM Reimbursement for Allen Tobias, et al. Councillor Triantafillou Order #14 scanDec 22
  870. 870870CM Concerns over the status of our crumbling bridge. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanDec 22
  871. 871871CM Recommend a new process in which all the issues relative to the Fresh Pond art project are weighed. Councillor Davis Order #23 scanDec 22
  872. 872872CM Concern over Harvard University's plan for a new building in the Kirkland Street, Summer Street, Prescott Street and Broadway Street block. Councillor Davis Order #24 scanDec 22
  873. 873873CM Investigate the practice of Media One calling customers to offer that they come into the subscribers home and check their reception. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanDec 22
  874. 874874CM Request to the City Council to intercede in preventing the issuance of building permits. Vice Mayor Born Order #35 Report Received 1-12-98 Consent Agenda #11 of 1-12-98 scanDec 22
  875. 875875CM Whether all curb cuts necessary to a new building project must be approved by the City Council prior to the granting of building permits for that project. Vice Mayor Born Order #36 scanDec 22
  876. 876876CM Establish a policy which achieves the goal of maintaining and fostering new small businesses through zoning, licensing or economic incentive. Vice Mayor Born Order #37 [handwritten:] Report Received 2-2-98 Consent Agenda # 16 of 2-2-98 scanDec 22
  877. 877877CM Ideas for a Cambridge Historic Walkway. Vice Mayor Born Order #38 scanDec 22
  878. 878878CM Review the changes made to the placement of stop signs in the East Cambridge area. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanDec 22
  879. 879879CM Develop appropriate signage identifying the Harvard Square Post Office. Councillor Duehay Order #41 scanDec 22

Sundries

821 actions · № 1–824
  1. 11S A report concerning the City owned property at 273 Harvard Street, formerly known as the Harvard Manor Nursing Home. scanJan 6
  2. 22S Relative to measures be which traffic congestion in Inman Square can be relieved. scanJan 6
  3. 33S Relative to the condition of the abandoned barn/ building on West Street. scanJan 6
  4. 44S Relative to the amount to be appropriated for the retirement system for the Fiscal Year 1998 which commences July 1, 1997. scanJan 6
  5. 55S Relative to supporting legislation entitled, "An Act Providing for the Construction and Rehabilitation of Police and Fire Facilities in the Commonwealth." scanJan 6
  6. 66S Relative to support for the city's intention to re-develop the former Harvard Manor Nursing Home into Assisted Living housing for low-income elders with supportive service needs. scanJan 6
  7. 77S Communication of a notice of a public hearing to amend the regulation 310 CMR 60.0 by adding a new section, 60.04 "MB City of Cambridge Vehicle Trip Reduction Program." scanJan 6
  8. 88S Communication of sincere gratitude and appreciation for the resolution adopted the City Council on behalf of his mother. scanJan 6
  9. 99S Communication of thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Father Robert McEwen, S.J. scanJan 6
  10. 1010S A report on a meeting to discuss methods to reach out to businesses that experienced flood damage during the recent record breaking storm by the City. scanJan 6
  11. 1111S A report on a meeting to receive information regarding the impact of rates and services on Cambridge citizens of recent changes in the Cable TV industry, especially the merger of U.S. West and Continental Cabelvision. scanJan 6
  12. 1212S A report on a meeting to consider a proposed Municipal Code amendment to require that nursing homes be air conditioned. scanJan 6
  13. 1313S A report on a meeting to consider a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge to add Section 3.13 to the Zoning Ordinance which would provide for a temporary building moratorium in Industry C and Planned Unit Development in IC Districts. scanJan 6
  14. 1414S Bonuses which HMO's give to doctors causing some physicians to make decisions which limit physician care and testing to the financial benefit of doctor's and HMO's. scanJan 6
  15. 1515S Support of the two bills, entitled "An Act Providing Tax Relief for Renters: which would assist tenants. scanJan 6
  16. 1616S Attend the January 26-28, 1997 conference in Chatham sponsored by the Barnstable County Commissions on local government and electric industry restructuring. Report Received 2-3-97 Consent Agenda # [?] of 2-3-97 scanJan 6
  17. 1717S Relative to a report on Bicycling Regulations, Enforcement, Education and Facilities. scanJan 13
  18. 1818S Relative to steps being taken to correctthe gender-imbalance on the Fire Department. scanJan 13
  19. 1919S Relative to the potential of offering an early retirement packageto current Water Department Plant employees. scanJan 13
  20. 2020S Relative to translating the public opinion survey on grocery-industry proposal change to the item pricing law to Spanish and Haitian Creole. scanJan 13
  21. 2121S Communication received from the family of Virginia C. Johnson transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJan 13
  22. 2222S Communication received from Barbara Boyle, transmitting her appreciation for the ceremony at City Hall honoring Walter's work on Domestic Violence. scanJan 13
  23. 2323S Communication receivedfromCedrone and Vaccaro families, transmitting their sincere and deepest appreciation on resolution honoring Marie Cedrone for her dedication to community service. scanJan 13
  24. 2424S Communication received from SEnate President Thomas F. Birmingham transmitting thanks for the resolution regarding the concern for a Police and Fire Construction Program. scanJan 13
  25. 2525S Communication received from Patrick Moynihan, General Manager, MBTA, regarding the City Council resolution opposing the competitive contracting of MBTA Bus Operations. scanJan 13
  26. 2626S Communication received from Marion Foley Klapper, 96 Henry Street, transmitting how grateful the presence of the Farmers' Market was at Morse School, as well as the presence of Trader Joe's in the neighborhood. scanJan 13
  27. 2727S A report received for a meeting held on 1/8/97 for purpose of continuing its recessed public meeting of 12/2/96 to discuss housing issues including efforts to assist tenants who have lost their protected tenants status, expiring use legislation, real estate tax possibilities, an updateon the Harvard housing transfer and other business. scanJan 13
  28. 2828S Request that the Boston Globe enclose newspapers delivered at home in bags that are completely recyclable. scanJan 13
  29. 2929S Program on CCTV which airs on Sunday evening. scanJan 13
  30. 3030S Relative to a detailed report on the removal of books from the Library. scanJan 27
  31. 3131S The evaluation of a left turn at the intersection of Regent Street and Mass Ave. to be included in the planning process for Porter Square. scanJan 27
  32. 3232S The intersection at Mass. Ave., Harvey Street and Cameron Ave. scanJan 27
  33. 3333S Benefits for City employees who are called to military duty. scanJan 27
  34. 3434S Responsibility of snow removal around the Morse School and Lindstrom Field. scanJan 27
  35. 3535S Privacy issues related to "Enhance 911" data. scanJan 27
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  37. 3737S Communication received from Carl Barron regarding bicycle riding not being permitted on sidewalks. scanJan 27
  38. 3838S Communication received from Carl F. Barron regarding the enforcement of the Ordinance banning bicycle riding on the sidewalk. scanJan 27
  39. 3939S Appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Josephine C. Greene. scanJan 27
  40. 4040S Concern about the damage done to Magazine Beach fields during the 1996 Regatta, and steps taken to restore the fields. scanJan 27
  41. 4141S Communication received from Michael and Darleen Bonislawski, transmitting appreciation for the resolution on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. scanJan 27
  42. 4242S Appoint a committee to begin preparation on the celebration of the next millennium. scanJan 27
  43. 4343S Accept the provisions of Chapter 328 Section 9I of the Mass General Laws relative to employees on military leave of absence for active service. scanJan 27
  44. 4444S Citizens should be aware of anyone who knocks on their door with a tale of car trouble or requesting a loan of cab fare. scanJan 27
  45. 4545S That the People of Cambridge stand in solidarity with the people of Tibet in their struggle to be peaceful and free. scanJan 27
  46. 4646S Process for the City Council's evaluation of the City Manager. scanJan 27
  47. 4747S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on January 15, 1997 for the purpose of a follow up meeting to the meeting held in November for taxi service to the Senior Center and to discuss the voucher, coupon and pre-paid systems for taxi service. Report Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 3-31-97 scanJan 27
  48. 4848S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee for a meeting held on January 14, 1997 for the purpose of reviewing recommendations of the City Manager regarding the December 2, 1996 agenda to continue discussion on the various options for preserving affordable housing in the City. scanJan 27
  49. 4949S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on January 21, 1997 for the purpose of continuing discussion on the various options for preserving affordable housing in the City. scanJan 27
  50. 5050S A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on January 24, 1997 for the purpose of discussing development of the City Manager's evaluation process, development of roundtable discussions to include the City Council, the City Manager and department heads. scanJan 27
  51. 5151S Petition received from Craig Kelley et al, requesting the installation of a new traffic light at the junction of Mass. Ave. and Dover Street. scanJan 27
  52. 5252S Resolution regarding cost efficiency budgeting. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanFeb 3
  53. 5353S That the City Council meeting of Monday, March 10, 1997 be cancelled so that the Council can attend the National League of Cities Conference. Councillor Duehay Order #12 scanFeb 3
  54. 5454S Purchase or lease the Concord Avenue armory for the purpose of providing user friendly satellite city services with parking. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanFeb 3
  55. 5555S Set up a hearing to discuss issues around the planning of Trolley Square. Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #31 scanFeb 3
  56. 5656S Regarding electric industry restructuring. Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 2-24-97 scanFeb 3
  57. 5757S Regarding the legal regulations that govern the use of public utility poles for advertising. scanFeb 3
  58. 5858S Move to Executive Session to discuss pending litigation. scanFeb 3
  59. 5959S Communication received from S. Allen Counter, Ph.D., D.M. Sc., transmitting his appreciation for resolution adopted by the City Council on November 25, 1996. scanFeb 3
  60. 6060S Petition received from Gwen Noyes for Co-housing LLP requesting the relocation of two existing curb cuts, one curb cut and the closing of an existing curb cut at the premises numbered 129-139, 157-175, 181 Richdale Avenue. scanFeb 3
  61. 6161S A report received for a meeting held on January 22, 1997 for the purpose of discussing bicycle riding on City sidewalks. Report Received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #27 of 2-24-97 scanFeb 3
  62. 6262S A communication received from Mayor Russell requesting approval for travel to Galway, Ireland for March 5 - 12, 1997. scanFeb 3
  63. 6363S That all non-residential curb cuts be referred to the Pedestrian Committee for review. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanFeb 10
  64. 6464S Salute the community spirit of the Cambride Trust Company for donating $50,000.00 to the Cambridge Community Foundation. scanFeb 10
  65. 6565S Relative to Polaroid Corporation allowing Cambridge residents to use the parking lot located behind 784 Memorial Drive for parking and storing automobiles during declared snow emergencies. scanFeb 10
  66. 6666S Regarding the operation of traffic lights at the intersection of Harvard and Dana Street and Harvard and Hancock Street. scanFeb 10
  67. 6767S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One, regarding "No Parking" signs on Bellis Circle. scanFeb 10
  68. 6868S Regarding safety issues at the intersection of Cambridge Street and Sixth Street; Gore Street and Third Street; Spring Street and Sixth Street; Sciarappa Street and Cambridge Street. Report Received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #25 of 2-24-97 scanFeb 10
  69. 6969S Regarding safety issues at the corner of Norfolk Street and Bishop Allen Drive. scanFeb 10
  70. 7070S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding strategies to improve response time to telephone inquiries at the Traffic Department. scanFeb 10
  71. 7171S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding assisting Lesley College in finding an athletic field for its softball team. scanFeb 10
  72. 7272S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Eight, regarding continued health benefits for individuals on active duty in the armed forces. scanFeb 10
  73. 7373S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, transmitting concern about Century Bank lease of city property. scanFeb 10
  74. 7474S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting information on the new perfected version of the National Defense Weapon. scanFeb 10
  75. 7575S Communication was received from Deborah Cautela and family, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother. scanFeb 10
  76. 7676S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting information on a foundational plan for the creation of an American everlasting Constitution. scanFeb 10
  77. 7777S Communication was received from Robert Winters, transmitting his concerns regarding the Traffic and Transportation Committee report of January 22, 1997. scanFeb 10
  78. 7878S Communication was received from Debra Mikos, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother, Mary Silva. scanFeb 10
  79. 7979S Communication was received from Sara Smith Beattie, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the publication of her novel. scanFeb 10
  80. 8080S Petition was received from Brew Moon requesting permission for two sandwich board signs at the premises numbered 15 Brattle Street and 50 Church Street. scanFeb 10
  81. 8181S Communication was received from Reverend Vernon E. Carter, transmitting a copy of the proposed resolution adopted by the Human Rights Commission regarding the housing crisis in the City. scanFeb 10
  82. 8282S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., regarding the legal opinion on the Residency Ordinance. scanFeb 10
  83. 8383S A report from the Human and Civil Rights Committee on the Residency Ordinance and Affirmative Action dated January 27, 1997. scanFeb 10
  84. 8484S Communication relative to the Award of First Prize in the "Best Public Education Contest" by the New England Water Works Association, to the Cambridge Water Department. scanFeb 24
  85. 8585S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding the report of scanning errors at Lechmere and Osco Drug. scanFeb 24
  86. 8686S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding the electric industry restructuring with regard to public education, advocacy and impact on the consumer. scanFeb 24
  87. 8787S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Five, regarding ticketing at the premises numbered 85 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. Report Received 3-17-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 3-17-97 scanFeb 24
  88. 8888S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine, regarding sewer odors at the intersection of Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 24
  89. 8989S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One, regarding enforcement of sidewalk snow removal requirements on MDC roadways. scanFeb 24
  90. 9090S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Four, regarding actions that can be taken to keep mailboxes clean from graffiti. scanFeb 24
  91. 9191S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding an incident at 1151 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 24
  92. 9292S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six, regarding the identification of Land Boulevard on City maps. scanFeb 24
  93. 9393S Communication relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding a report on the possibility of using the Emergency Management 1,000 gallon lighting plant truck to do emergency pumping. scanFeb 24
  94. 9494S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding the lack of holiday lighting and decorations. scanFeb 24
  95. 9595S Relative to the 1995-1996 Annual Report. scanFeb 24
  96. 9696S Regarding providing Citizens Benefits Statements in tax bills. scanFeb 24
  97. 9797S Regarding extensive tree damage at the corner of Broadway and Quincy Street. scanFeb 24
  98. 9898S Traffic study on Elm Street. Report Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda #5 3-31-97 scanFeb 24
  99. 9999S Regarding safety issues at the intersections of Cambridge Street and Sixth Street; Gore Street and Third Street; Spring Street and Sixth Street; Sciarappa Street and Cambridge Street. scanFeb 24
  100. 100100S Regarding the way complaints can be made and report on the intersections and streets that are now being examined for improvements. scanFeb 24
  101. 101101S Regarding the activities of the Cambridge Office of Tourism. scanFeb 24
  102. 102102S Regarding the plan and timeline for the educational program on safe Communication was received from Skip Schloming, 102 Inman Street, transmitting concern on a malfunctioning traffic light in Inman Square. scanFeb 24
  103. 103103S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting an addendum clarification of the Foundational Plan for the nation to Perfect and Write an Everlasting Constitution. scanFeb 24
  104. 104104S Communication was received from the family of Rita A. Gallagher, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanFeb 24
  105. 105105S Relative to the plan and timeline for the educational program on safe bicycling in the City. scanFeb 24
  106. 106106S Communication was received from Jeff Robinson, 37 Long Hill Road, Groton, transmitting concern on a parking ticket issued on January 25, 1997. scanFeb 24
  107. 107107S Communication was received from John Moot, 44 Coolidge Hill Road, suggesting the installation of an additional 500 bus-stop shelters to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Program. [handwritten:] Report Received 5-12-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 5-12-97 scanFeb 24
  108. 108108S Communication was received from Robert Hall, 364 Rindge Avenue, regarding funding for additional services for the youth, elderly and handicapped residents in the Fresh Pond Neighborhood. [handwritten:] Report Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 3-31-97 scanFeb 24
  109. 109109S Communication was received from Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II, transmitting appreciation for the City Council's resolution in support of the Preservation Program. scanFeb 24
  110. 110110S Communication was received from Pat Foley Erickson, 8103 Valley Stream Lane, Bayonet Point, Florida, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband Paul J. Erickson. scanFeb 24
  111. 111111S Resolution regarding Council Goals. scanFeb 24
  112. 112112S A letter from Councillor Reeves regarding travel. scanFeb 24
  113. 113113S A letter from Councillor Toomey regarding a graffiti remover products. scanFeb 24
  114. 114114S A letter from Mayor Russell regarding approval of Sister City Agreement between the City of Cambridge and the City of Galway, Republic of Ireland. scanFeb 24
  115. 115115S A communication regarding the content of the City Council's contract with the City Manager. scanFeb 24
  116. 116116S A report for a meeting held on February 7, 1997 for the purpose of receiving information about federal legislation relating to hunger programs with regard to immigrant benefits. Food Policy Committee Report. scanFeb 24
  117. 117117S Support legislation to mandate that insurance companies provide coverage for additional hospital stays for women recuperating from breast cancer surgery. Councillor Triantafillou Order #87 scanFeb 24
  118. 118118S Communication was received from the family of Joseph Fitzmaurice, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 3
  119. 119119S Communication was received from the Timilty family, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 3
  120. 120120S Communication was received from Joseph J. Igo, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife, Marie Igo. scanMar 3
  121. 121121S Communication was received from President Bill Clinton, transmitting his appreciation for support in the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 3
  122. 122122S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, National Officer in Charge, transmitting a more specific definition of the word Freedom as it applies to a civilized free society. scanMar 3
  123. 123123S Communication was received from Raffaela Dattero, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her sister, Maria Rosa Dattero. scanMar 3
  124. 124124S An order submitted by Councillor Triantafillou to adopt a Cambridge Employment Policy. Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves, Davis, Duehay and Vice Mayor Born Order #72 scanMar 3
  125. 125125S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding a plan to develop an "Operation Red" to deal with derelict properties in the City. Report Received 3-3-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 3-3-97 scanMar 3
  126. 126126S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding determining the disposition of the boarded up house on Water Department land in Lincoln. Report Received 3-3-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 3-3-97 scanMar 3
  127. 127127S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Three, relative to the implementation and status of the Town Gown report's recommendation. Report Received 3-3-97 Consent Agenda #10 of 3-3-97 scanMar 3
  128. 128128S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding a report on all pending neighborhood study reports. Report Received 3-3-97 Consent Agenda #11 of 3-3-97 scanMar 3
  129. 129129S Relative to the Cambridge Business Loan Fund. scanMar 3
  130. 130130S Relative to a vote by the City Council to issue waivers from the residency ordinance for two individuals. scanMar 3
  131. 131131S Regarding policy directives and training to prevent anti-gay harassment. scanMar 3
  132. 132132S Support for the Carmen's Union and oppose privatization of the MBTA. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanMar 17
  133. 133133S Urge Cantabrigians to participate in the Bundle Sunday clothing drive at Sacred Heart Church on April 5 and 6, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanMar 17
  134. 134134S Support the adoption of Sec. 1384, an Act that establishes Lead Poisoning Prevention Week in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanMar 17
  135. 135135S Support of the retention of item pricing in Massachusetts. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanMar 17
  136. 136136S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding the status of the Police Department Truck Traffic Enforcement Team. scanMar 17
  137. 137137S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding an informal street cleaning prior to the Spring. scanMar 17
  138. 138138S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding ticketing at the premises numbered 85 Bishop Allen Drive. scanMar 17
  139. 139139S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding the policy preventing minors from accessing pornographic materials on the internet. scanMar 17
  140. 140140S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding the installation of a 311 number for non-emergency phone calls. scanMar 17
  141. 141141S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six, regarding the status of the Kingsley Park Bridge Replacement Project. scanMar 17
  142. 142142S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty, regarding staffing at the Emergency Communication Center. scanMar 17
  143. 143143S Relative to a recommendation for approval of block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1997 and ending March 31, 1998. scanMar 17
  144. 144144S A communication transmitting a letter from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee regarding the graduation dates being proposed for June, 1997. scanMar 17
  145. 145145S A communication transmitting a letter from Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell regarding the filing of Galway-Cambridge Sister City Agreement. scanMar 17
  146. 146146S Communication was received from John Beck, 26 Corporal Burns Road transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his sister Catherine A. Smith. scanMar 17
  147. 147147S Communication was received from Richard C. Johnson, City Clerk, Lowell Massachusetts, respectfully requesting that the Cambridge City Council go on record in support of legislation filed by Representative Kevin Murphy, requiring the election of an Insurance Commissioner. scanMar 17
  148. 148148S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting the National Officer's report and order in defense of the Constitution that the City Council assume its duty to uphold and defend the Constitution. scanMar 17
  149. 149149S Communication was received from Ellen Jacobs, transmitting her thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding her appearance as a contestant on Jeopardy. scanMar 17
  150. 150150S Communication was received from Vice President Al Gore, transmitting his appreciation for support in the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 17
  151. 151151S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that New England Telephone and Telegraph Company d/b/a NYNEX and Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems filed a negotiated interconnection agreement. The agreement was executed on Janury 30, 1997. scanMar 17
  152. 152152S Communication was received from Dan Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father, Herman J. Wuenschel. scanMar 17
  153. 153153S Communication was received from Homeowners to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting their support of protected status tenants. scanMar 17
  154. 154154S Amendment to Rule 23 of the City Council Rules. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMar 24
  155. 155155S Meeting to discuss the creation of a technical high school for the twentieth century in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #12 scanMar 24
  156. 156156S Remind all dog owners to obey the "pooper scooper" law to assure that spring in the city is enjoyable for all. Councillor Davis and Mayor Russell Order #21 scanMar 24
  157. 157157S Urge all the interested in the use and future of Magazine Beach to be cognizant of an open community meeting on Thursday, March 27, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMar 24
  158. 158158S Videos which highlight the New England States are being promoted by WGBH. Mayor Russell Order #48 scanMar 24
  159. 159159S Refer Mr. Copitas' complaint to the License Commission. Order #65 scanMar 24
  160. 160160S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, transmitting his concern on the lease of city rental property. scanMar 24
  161. 161161S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting the National Officer's report and order in defense of the Constitution requesting that the City Council assume its duty to uphold and defend the Constitution. scanMar 24
  162. 162162S[?] Communication was received from Max McMahon and Sophronia Camp, for CRLS Students, requesting financial support for a trip to Greensboro, Florida to help work on a church that was burnt down in the south. scanMar 24
  163. 163163S[?] Communication was received from Kathleen Shea, 156 Upham Street, Melrose, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her father, Cy Feeley. scanMar 24
  164. 164164S Communication was received from Carol Savage, President, Cambridge Tenant Senate, protesting the way in which their proposal for a public housing organizer has been transformed. scanMar 24
  165. 165165S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that New England and Telegraph d/b/a NYNEX and Frontier Telemanagement Inc. filed a negotiated interconnection agreement. scanMar 24
  166. 166166S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that New England and Telegraph d/b/a NYNEX and USN Communications Northeast, Inc., filed a negotiated interconnection agreement. scanMar 24
  167. 167167S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that New England and Telegraph d/b/a NYNEX and US ONE Communications Corp., filed a negotiated interconnection agreement. scanMar 24
  168. 168168S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that New England and Telegraph d/b/a NYNEX filed proposed changes to its tariffs to comply with Federal Communications Commission rules addressing pay telephone services due to deregulation of the rates for payphone service which will become effective on October 7, 1997. scanMar 24
  169. 169169S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Sister-City Committee, for a meeting held on January 10, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the sister-city process and the request for a sister-city relationship with the City of Anqing and the City of Zaozhuang, China. scanMar 24
  170. 170170S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Kenneth E. Reeves, Chair of the Sister-City Committee, for a meeting held on February 12, 1997 to consider formal proposals for a sister-city relationship with the City of Anqing and the City of Zaozhuang, China. scanMar 24
  171. 171171S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for a meeting held on February 28, 1997 for the purpose of discussing FY 98 budget issues as they relate to school and housing costs. scanMar 24
  172. 172172S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on February 26, 1997 to discuss the effect on children of the proposed regulation with regard to bicycle riding ban on sidewalks. Report Received 4-14-97 Consent Agenda #1 of 4-14-97 scanMar 24
  173. 173173S A report received from the Housing and Community Development Committee for the purpose of discussing options for increasing funds for affordable housing in Cambridge. scanMar 31
  174. 174174S Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Mayor Russell regarding the Cambridge Home Rule Petition (H.4256) affecting tenants in "expiring use" buildings. scanMar 31
  175. 175175S Commend MIT for its principled decision to use its resources to protect its students from the federal government's discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and to uphold the fundamental American value of equal treatment. Councillor Triantafillou Order #22 scanMar 31
  176. 176176S Opposition to the HIV Prevention Act of 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #50 scanMar 31
  177. 177177S Support proposed legislation for electricity markets. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanMar 31
  178. 178178S Communication was received from Mary P. Dacey, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her sister, Margaret (Peg) Keefe. scanMar 31
  179. 179179S Communication was received from the family of Robert J. Sullivan, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 31
  180. 180180S Communication was received from John Vidak, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife, Catherine. scanMar 31
  181. 181Communication was received from Reverend Charles E. Collins, St. John the Evangelist Church, thanking the City Council for adopting a resolution wishing a speedy recovery to Reverend Francis P. Ready. scanMar 31
  182. 182Communication was received from Gerald Bergman, 82 Elm Street, transmitting his concern on what progress the City of Cambridge has made toward meeting the goals of the 1991 Cambridge Food Policy Referendum. scanMar 31
  183. 183A communication received transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on February 28, 1997 for the purpose of considering the contract between the City Council and the City Manager and any other business before the committee. scanMar 31
  184. 184A communication received transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on March 19, 1997 for the purpose of discussing a City-wide beautification program including plans for City Hall, City Hall Annex and traffic islands as well as the memorial and client tree programs. [handwritten: Report Received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 5-5-97 & Report Received 5-19-97 Consent Agenda #6 of 5-19-97] scanMar 31
  185. 185A communication received transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on March 12, 1997 for the purpose of follow up on taxi service issues related to vouchers and coupons. [number appears as 135S] scanMar 31
  186. 186A communication received transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on March 19, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the use of pesticides and the long range plans for playing fields in the city. [number appears as 136S] scanMar 31
  187. 187A comprehensive study of the ways Cambridge could act as a buyer of electricity for its residents and businesses. scanMar 31
  188. 188not yet captured from this volume—
  189. 189189S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding Section 404 mitigation grants for the Russell Field area along Clifton and Harvey Street; Bellis Circle area and the New Street area. scanMar 31
  190. 190190S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding the premises numbered 56-58 Wendell Street. scanMar 31
  191. 191191S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding traffic studies on Elm Street. scanMar 31
  192. 192192S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding citizenship training and English As A Second Language Classes. scanMar 31
  193. 193193S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding a status report on transportation to and from the Senior Center. scanMar 31
  194. 194194S A report submitted by the Government Operations Committee, for the purpose of considering the contract between the City Council and the City Manager. scanApr 7
  195. 195195S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting Notice ofInvestigation into the compliance of New England Telephone and Telegraph Company d/b/a NYNEX. scanApr 7
  196. 196196S Communication was received from Commonwealth Company, transmitting a copy of the notice concerning the Commonwealth Gas Company Long-Range Forecast and Resource Plan filed with the Department of Public Utilities. scanApr 7
  197. 197197S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding insured coverage for additional hospital stay for women recuperating from breast cancer surgery. scanApr 7
  198. 198198S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding insured coverage for additional hospital stay for women recuperating from breast cancer surgery and the restructuring of the electric industry. scanApr 7
  199. 199199S Communication was received from Boston Edison, transmitting a copy of the Condensed Financial Return of Boston Edison Company for the year ended December 31, 1996. scanApr 7
  200. 200200S Communication was received from the Board of Directors of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, transmitting their opposition to the proposed transfer tax. scanApr 7
  201. 201201S A communication relative to last Monday's snow storm. scanApr 7
  202. 202202S Support bill in Massachusetts Legislature which would give a $500 tax refund to property owners who pay more than ten percent of their annual income to property taxes, water and sewer charges. Councillor Galluccio Order #43 scanApr 7
  203. 203203S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding the importance of retaining item pricing in Massachusetts. scanApr 14
  204. 204204S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, 37 Brookline Street, transmitting concern about the constitutionality of the ordinance which allows the city to fine citizens if they don't shovel the public sidewalk next to their building. scanApr 14
  205. 205205S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, National Officer in Charge, that he will deliver information, plans and directives in regard to the matter dealing with Imminent Danger to the Nation. scanApr 14
  206. 206206S A communication received transmitting a letter from Councillor Francis H. Duehay regarding the position of the Massachusetts Municipal Association position on deregulating the electric industry. scanApr 14
  207. 207207S Regarding enforcement of truck restrictions on Alewife Brook Parkway. scanApr 14
  208. 208208S Regarding idling school buses. scanApr 14
  209. 209209S A report from the Claims Committee held on April 3, 1997, to reivew and make recommendations on claims against the City filed by members of the general public. scanApr 14
  210. 210210S Contributions for the church rebuilding efforts in which the CRLS students will be participating in in Tennessee. Councillor Galluccio Order #86 scanApr 14
  211. 211211S Relative to the Law Department's draft of home rule petition relating to the proposed transfer tax. scanApr 14
  212. 212212S Realtive to a report on issues related to the comprehensive planning for Trolley Square and Sheridan Square. scanApr 14
  213. 213213S Relative to a time table for the bicycle riding ban on the sidewalk regulations to go into effect. See Committee Repo[?] #4 of 3-24-97 scanApr 14
  214. 214214S Regarding a list of the City's worst intersections. scanApr 14
  215. 215215S Regarding how the graffiti hotline deals with complaints from residents. scanApr 14
  216. 216216S Regarding issues relating to the structuring of the economic development functions. scanApr 14
  217. 217217S Regarding extra informal street cleaning for Area Four. scanApr 28
  218. 218218S Regarding installation of lights in Area Four. scanApr 28
  219. 219219S Regarding the intersection of Chauncy and Garden Street. scanApr 28
  220. 220220S Regarding fire and life safety hazards that exist at the Border Cafe. scanApr 28
  221. 221221S Relative to rules and regulations on the placement of barrels and procedures to follow to request additional barrels. scanApr 28
  222. 222222S Regarding future plans for Neville Manor. scanApr 28
  223. 223223S Regarding possible elimination of two public service channels and rate request by Continental Cablevision. scanApr 28
  224. 224224S Relative to protection available for service in active duty relative to the upcoming police examination. scanApr 28
  225. 225225S Regarding a daily discount for Cambridge residents at Thomas P. O'Neil, Jr. Golf Course. scanApr 28
  226. 226226S Regarding proess report on the sample ballot for municipal election. scanApr 28
  227. 227227S Regarding progress in bringing affordable food to the Cambridgeport/Riverside area. scanApr 28
  228. 228228S Communication received from Peter Valentine, who will deliver organizational plans for restructural activity. scanApr 28
  229. 229229S Regarding the ticketing of property owners for failure to shovel sidewalks in the city. scanApr 28
  230. 230230S That a clock be placed on the wall behind the Mayor's seat. scanApr 28
  231. 231231S Regarding a U.S. Military and National and Planetary Security Center. scanApr 28
  232. 232232S Cancellation of the City Council meeting of June 30, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanApr 28
  233. 233233S 324 and 340 Franklin Street be acquired as affordable housing. Order #42 scanApr 28
  234. 234234S The need for summer jobs for teens. Order #44 scanApr 28
  235. 235235S Memorial Mass for departed Warren Pal members to be held on May 18, 1997. Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanApr 28
  236. 236236S Urge all residents to participate in the Lifetime Empowerment and Awareness Program's Community Gathering Day to celebrate the accomplishments of the girls who have completed this program. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #70 scanApr 28
  237. 237237S Various departments focus a coordinated effort on the emerging Central Square improvements. Order #86 scanApr 28
  238. 238238S The Cambridge Partnership for Public Education os celebrating excellence in the Cambridge Public Schools at the annual meeting on May 15, 1997. Order #93 scanApr 28
  239. 239A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Noise Sub-Committee of the Environment Committee, for a meeting held on April 9, 1997 for the purpose of hearing from the public about their concerns regarding noise and to hear from the Law Department and the License Commission about the effectiveness of the Noise Ordinance. scanApr 28
  240. 240A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on April 10, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the issue of bicycle riding on the Cambridge Common. scanApr 28
  241. 241A report from Councillor Anthony Galluccio, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on April 11, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the proposed economic development policy submitted to the City Council by the City Manager. scanApr 28
  242. 242A letter from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, regarding the vote of the School Committee's general operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1997. scanApr 28
  243. 243A letter from Mayor Russell regarding a report on the Upton Street Fire Fund. scanApr 28
  244. 244Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding the maximum rates and charges for the towing and transportation of vehicles when the towing or transportation is ordered by the police or other public authority. scanApr 28
  245. 245Communication was received from the Coughlin family, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Thomas F. Coughlin. scanApr 28
  246. 246246S Communication was received from the family of George E. Byars, Sr., transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanApr 28
  247. 247247S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the birth of his son, Robert McKendree Kelley. scanApr 28
  248. 248248S Communication was received from William J. Cleary, Jr.,transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his mother, Helen E. Cleary. scanApr 28
  249. 249249S Communication was received from the family of Antonia deCosta, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanApr 28
  250. 250250S Communication was received from Craig Kelley, transmitting concerning the March 18, 1997 Truck Committee letter. scanApr 28
  251. 251251S Communications was received from Peter Valentine, requesting the City Council send a letter of appreciation to Congressman Byrd for sponsoring the line item veto. scanApr 28
  252. 252252S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new addresses for 73 & 75 Bolton Street. scanApr 28
  253. 253253S Implementation report of the Domestic Violence Free Zone. scanApr 28
  254. 254254S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a request for dogs to be banned from all fenced-in tot lots. scanMay 5
  255. 255255S Regarding the organization structure of the Economic Development function. scanMay 5
  256. 256256S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding the pros and cons of having signs posted that identify landscapers. scanMay 5
  257. 257257S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding signage to designate squares in the City. scanMay 5
  258. 258258S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding drainage at Raymond Park. scanMay 5
  259. 259259S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding the status of sidewalk and street repairs on Larchwood Drive, Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Lane. scanMay 5
  260. 260260S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding speeding on Sparks Street. scanMay 5
  261. 261261S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding a plan for contacting senior citizens and disabled persons to determine if they are in need of assistance. scanMay 5
  262. 262262S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-one, regarding assessing damage and the overall tree scape of the City. scanMay 5
  263. 263263S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding the fiscal ramifications of setting aside one-half percent of the total tax levy for affordable housing. scanMay 5
  264. 264264S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding the status of Harvard Housing units. scanMay 5
  265. 265265S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding repairs to the sidewalks on Sidney Street. scanMay 5
  266. 266266S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Six, regarding the number of Cambridge residents hired for Harvard University and MIT construction projects. scanMay 5
  267. 267267S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-seven, regarding a traffic study of Gold Star Road. scanMay 5
  268. 268268S Communication was received from Isabella Halsted, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution concerning the creation of Riverbend Park and birthday greetings. scanMay 5
  269. 269269S Communication was received from Robert E. Galvin, et al., transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their mother. scanMay 5
  270. 270270S Communication was received from A. Joseph DeNucci, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his father. scanMay 5
  271. 271271S Communication was received from George Copitas, 237 Franklin Street, requesting permission to address the City Council regarding a position over at the Senior Center. scanMay 5
  272. 272272S Communication was received from the Department of Environmental Protection, transmitting notification that the permit application for Cambridge Water Treatment Plant is administratively complete and the Department of Environmental Protection will proceed with the Technical Review. scanMay 5
  273. 273273S Communication was received from Trudy Coxe, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, transmitting notice that the Division of Conservation Services, will conduct a fiscal year 1998 grant round for the Self-Help and Urban Self-help programs. scanMay 5
  274. 274274S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice that Commonwealth Gas Company has filed a petition seeking approval to issue and sell up to 125,000 shares of common capital stock and to issue and sell first mortgage bonds or debt securities in an amount not to exceed $35,000.000. scanMay 5
  275. 275275S Communication was received from Cambridge Electric Light Company, transmitting a copy of its condensed financial return for year ended December 31, 1996. scanMay 5
  276. 276276S Communication was received from Claire Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the revised Graduation dates. scanMay 5
  277. 277277S Thank all the wonderful individuals for their work on behalf of the Upton Street Fire Fund community and the victims of the Upton Street Fire. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanMay 5
  278. 278278S Request that Continental Cable provide all elderly subscribers with the discount similar to other communities which Continental Cable services. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanMay 5
  279. 279279S Ensure that all signs throughout the City, which are not grandfathered under the sign ordinance, conform to the law. Councillor Duehay Order #75 scanMay 5
  280. 280280S Change in the agenda to separate the honorary orders from orders related to improving city services or setting policy. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanMay 5
  281. 281281S Health Services Agreement between the City of Cambirdge and the Cambridge Public Health Commission. scanMay 6
  282. 282282S Lease Agreement between the City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Public Health Commission. scanMay 6
  283. 283283S Administrative Service Agreement between the City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Public Health Commission. scanMay 6
  284. 284284S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on April 30, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the circumferential urban ring transportation planning project. scanMay 12
  285. 285285S Communication was received from D. M. Philippides, 14 Concord Avenue, regarding an accident at the intersection of Garden Street and Chauncy Street. scanMay 12
  286. 286286S Communication was received from Niki Tsongas, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Paul. scanMay 12
  287. 287287S Communication was received from Michael H. Turk, Co-chair, Cambridge Tenants Union transmitting a copy of written testimony in support of proposed home-rule legislation on the transfer tax. scanMay 12
  288. 288288S Communication was received from Robert A. Glassman, Wainwright Bank, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Aids Action Committee 1996 Distinguished Leadership Award. scanMay 12
  289. 289289S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding rebuilding the playground equipment at the Longfellow School. scanMay 12
  290. 290290S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the cost of an additional 500 bus stop shelters to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Program. scanMay 12
  291. 291291S Relative to a communication from the MDC, regarding the Gateway enhancement project for Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMay 12
  292. 292292S Relative to a memorandum from City Solicitor, Russell Higley, regarding the Findings of Fact, Rulings of Law and Order Judgement in the case of Danehy v. the City of Cambridge. scanMay 12
  293. 293293S Relative to Council Order Number Two, dated April 7, 1997 regarding drafting an ordinance that would forvid the sale of certain knives to minors. scanMay 12
  294. 294294S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding collaborative drug enforcement efforts with the City of Somerville. scanMay 19
  295. 295295S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding the vote required on transfer tax home rule petition. scanMay 19
  296. 296296S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the number of tennis courts available to the public. scanMay 19
  297. 297297S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding the current tree planting policy. scanMay 19
  298. 298298S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding the proposal to develop an Office of Customer Assistance at City Hall. scanMay 19
  299. 299299S Petition signed by displeased Continental Cablevision customers. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order #13 scanMay 19
  300. 300300S Support of adopteion of an ordinance or policy similar to that enacted by the Town of Amherst, MA, which would restrict the City of Cambridge from doing business with companies doing business in Nigeria or who have business relations with the current military regime. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanMay 19
  301. 301301S The Animal Commission is offering rabies shots for cats on Tuesday, May 20, 1997 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at 57 Inman Street. Councillor Davis Order #46 scanMay 19
  302. 302302S Reminder to seniors regarding the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Senior Pharmacy Program provides up to $500 a year for prescription drugs and supplies for the elderly who quality. Councillor Davis Order #50 scanMay 19
  303. 303303S Urge residents to be cognizant of the Vendome Firefighters Memorial dedication ceremony to be held on Tuesday, June 17, 1997 at 10:30 a.m. Councillor Toomey Order #56 scanMay 19
  304. 304304S Welcome C-Span to Cambridge for the taping of a segment on "Race in America" in which Zelma Evelyn will be interviewed about her lifelong roots in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanMay 19
  305. 305305S Support for House Bill 3629. Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #75 scanMay 19
  306. 306306S Many legal immigrants in Massachusetts will lose their food stamp benefits at the end of August, 1997. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Order #85 scanMay 19
  307. 307307S Support the Senate version of House Bill 2687, "An Act to Utilize Existing Education and Training Programs to Enable Welfare Recipients to Obtain Paid Employment." Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Reeves, Triantafillou, Davis and entire membership Order #92 scanMay 19
  308. 308308S Letter to William C. Jones to express that members miss him and hope he will return soon. Councillors Duehay and Triantafillou Order #106 scanMay 19
  309. 309309S Communication was received from G. David Forney, Jr., Vice President, Motorola, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding being awarded the Marconi International Fellowship. scanMay 19
  310. 310310S Communication was received from Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting their concern for the remaining tenants of 11-15 Green Street. scanMay 19
  311. 311311S Communication was received from the Town of Erving, Massachusetts, transmitting information regarding power plant shutdowns. scanMay 19
  312. 312312S Sister Cities Policy adopted on May 19, 1997. scanMay 19
  313. 313313S A meeting held on May 1, 1997 for the purpose of considering a report from the Mayor regarding the recent creation of a Mayor regarding the recent creation of a sister city relationship with Galway, Ireland. scanMay 19
  314. 314314S A letter from Anne C. LeDuc, Executive Director of the Cambridge Retirement Board, regarding investment in the tobacco industry in response to Order Number 54 of May 12, 1997. scanMay 19
  315. 315315S Resolution regarding retirement benefits for City Manager and others. Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97 Councillor Triantafillou Order #50 [handwritten left margin: Report Received 6-2-97 and Referred Back on motion of Councillor Triantafillou Consent Agenda #19 of 6-2-97] June 2, 1997 scanMay 19
  316. 316316S Changes in letter carriers/routes and reductions in mailboxes. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanMay 19
  317. 317317S Give thanks for a special occasion. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanMay 19
  318. 318318S The disappearance of the mailbox at the corner of Reed and Dudley Streets. Councillor Triantafillou Order #46 scanJun 2
  319. 319319S Urge owner of the 99 REstaurant on Route 16 to reopen the back entrance to the restaurant as many elderly residents consider exiting and entering this entrance would be much safer. Councillor Galluccio Order #90 scanJun 2
  320. 320320S Establish the case and information relative to the communication from the Franklin Street Tenants Association regarding the premises numberd 324-340 Franklin Street. Councillor Duehay Order #102 scanJun 2
  321. 321321S How the child care policy will be implemented in the renovations to the Morse and Fitzgerald Schools. scanJun 2
  322. 322322S An inspection of City owned property at 2103 Massachusetts Avenue to renovate for arts gallery and veterans drop-in-center. scanJun 2
  323. 323323S Street lighting on various public ways. scanJun 2
  324. 324324S Regarding the testing and renovation of Russell Field. scanJun 2
  325. 325325S What effects funding reductions will have on Cambridge Cares About Aids and Concilio Hispano. scanJun 2
  326. 326326S Relative to the filing of the Cambridge Retirement Board administrative budget. scanJun 2
  327. 327327S Relative to notification of an action to be considered by the Affordable Housing Trust to adjust for inflation the amount of the fee to be charged to developers of certain commercial projects over 30,000 square feet under the Incentive Zoning Provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. scanJun 2
  328. 328328S Regarding a report on the site location on Cambridge Park Drive being explored as a potential supermarket site. scanJun 2
  329. 329329S Regarding the policy for the City to conduct periodic job fairs. scanJun 2
  330. 330330S Regarding retirement legislation. [handwritten: Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97] scanJun 2
  331. 331331S Relative to the City leasing the tot-lot area situated in front of Harwell Homes in order to improve and maintain the space. scanJun 2
  332. 332332S Communication was received from the family of Palvora A. Barbuto, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 2
  333. 333333S Communication was received from Gerald E. Eisenhaur, Jr., transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Brother Philip N. Eisenhaur, C.F.X. scanJun 2
  334. 334334S Communication was received from Peter Mui, 1526 Francisco Street, Berkeley, CA, congratulating the city on the improvements to bicycle and pedestrian traffic. scanJun 2
  335. 335335S Communication was received from Representative Paul C. Demakis, transmitting his appreciation for the City Council's support for House Bill 3905 requiring divestiture of public funds from companies which derive more than fifteen percent of their income from the sale of tobacco products. scanJun 2
  336. 336336S Communication was received from Pat Canavan, for the Canavan family, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their father, Jim Canavan. scanJun 2
  337. 337337S Communication was received from Lieutenant Governor Cellucci, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 2
  338. 338338S Communication was received from Joseph E. Connarton, transmitting his gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his appointment as Deputy Executive Director of the Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission. scanJun 2
  339. 339339S Communication was received from the family of Daniel J. Sullivan, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 2
  340. 340340S Communication was received from Susan Carlin and all of the members of Out Of The Blue Gallery, transmitting their sincere thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on April 14, 1997. scanJun 2
  341. 341341S Communication was received from Susan Lindsay Mello and other members of the 324 and 340 Franklin Street Tenants' Association, transmitting their deep thanks and appreciation to the City Council for their support requesting that the Cambridge Affordable Housing Trust acquire these buildings to preserve them as affordable housing. scanJun 2
  342. 342342S Communication was received from Stash Horowitz and members of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting their concern on the proposed development of the Polaroid Site, located at 784 Memorial Drive. scanJun 2
  343. 343343S Communication was received from Richard Williams, The Equity Company, Inc., regarding Polaroid Corporation and Spaulding & Slye plans to develop the 784 Memorial Drive property. scanJun 2
  344. 344344S Regarding Out of Town News Service. Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97 scanJun 2
  345. 345345S A report from Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, Chair of the Cable TV and Communications Committee, for a meeting held on May 14, 1997 for the purpose of receiving an update on competition in the cable television industry and the measures the City is taking to ensure that residents get maximum benefits from competition. scanJun 2
  346. 346346S A report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Health and Hospital Committee, for a meeting held on May 20, 1997 for the purpose of receiving an update on the status of plans for Neville Manor. scanJun 2
  347. 347347S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Claims Committee, for a meeting held on May 27, 1997 for the purpose of hearing claims for damages filed against the City of Cambridge. [handwritten:] Report received 6-2-97 and Referred Back on motion of Councillor Triantafillou. [struck out] Calendar #1 of 6-2-97 scanJun 2
  348. 348348S Relative to a sign-off on the W.R. Grace off-site sludge storage. [handwritten:] Placed on File pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97 scanJun 9
  349. 349349S Regarding the possiblity of using graffiti protectant on new utility boxes. scanJun 9
  350. 350350S Relative to a communication sent to Senate President Thomas Birmingham expressing Cambridge's opposition to House Bill 901. scanJun 9
  351. 351351S A report on higher education opportunities for Police Officers and all City Employees. scanJun 9
  352. 352352S How all citizens will continue to have access to benefits when the Department of Employment and Training closes its offices on Green Street. scanJun 9
  353. 353353S A report on City work done on the median curb at Binney and Fulkerson Streets. scanJun 9
  354. 354354S A report on concerns of the Porter Square Neighborhood Association. scanJun 9
  355. 355355S A report on Federal Transportation Administration Grant for livable communities. scanJun 9
  356. 356356S A recommendation to move to Executive Session in order to receive an update on the status of the City litigation on the Sign Ordinance. scanJun 9
  357. 357357S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Class of '72's 25th Harvard Reunion. scanJun 9
  358. 358358S Communication was received from Annie C. Bombard, Church Clerk of The First Baptist Church, 5 Magazine Street, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf on Miriam Urquhart. scanJun 9
  359. 359359S Communication was received from Suzanne Pearce, President, Cambridge - Yerevan Sister City Association, transmitting their appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of the collaboration with Yerevan. scanJun 9
  360. 360360S A meeting held on May 15, 1997 for the purpose of receiving a report on the affirmative action order adopted by the City Council on February 10, 1997. scanJun 9
  361. 361361S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, Chair of the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee, for a meeting held on May 21, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the proposed Economic Development Policy, specifically as it relates to Entrepreneurship and Capital. scanJun 9
  362. 362362S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair of the Rules Committee, for a meeting held on May 27, 1997 for the purpose of discussing proposed amendments to the City Council rules regarding the order of the meeting and the agenda and any other business before the committee. scanJun 9
  363. 363363S Green Street portion of the Project at 1008 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 9
  364. 364364S Deployment of anti-personnel landmines. Councillor Sullivan Order #40 scanJun 9
  365. 365365S Regarding information on state child care payments. [handwritten:] Report Received 9-22-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 9-22-97 scanJun 9
  366. 366366S Relative to Council Order No. Sixty-four, dated May 12, 1997, regarding a report on the Summer Food Program. scanJun 16
  367. 367367S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-one, regarding a report on the recent fire at the Police Station and the condition of the Station. scanJun 16
  368. 368368S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty, regarding assessing the need for bicycle racks at CRLS. scanJun 16
  369. 369369S Communication was received from Daniel J. Turner and family, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf on their mother, Eleanor Turner. scanJun 16
  370. 370370S Communication was received from Rona Crichlow, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 16
  371. 371371S Communication was received from Ruth M. Batson, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding her receipt of the Boston University School of Medicine scholarship honoring her efforts to further educational opportunities for all children. scanJun 16
  372. 372372S Communication was received from Senator Robert A. Havern, transmitting his appreciation for the City Council's resolution regarding support of House Bill No. 3905. scanJun 16
  373. 373Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of the new address of Block 181, Lot 38, Massachusetts Avenue and Russell Street. scanJun 16
  374. 374Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 102 Fresh Pond Parkway. scanJun 16
  375. 375Communication was received from Department of Fire Services, Underground Storage Tank Petroleum Product Cleanup Fund transmitting notification of a public hearing on June 26, 1997. scanJun 16
  376. 376Communication was received from Amy Nadel, 123 Fresh Pond Parkway, transmitting her concerns about the proposed Master Plan for the reservation area. scanJun 16
  377. 377Communication was received from Ben Wilson, 123 Fresh Pond Parkway, transmitting his interest and concerns regarding Fresh Pond Reservoir Maintenance and Improvements Program. scanJun 16
  378. 378Communication was received from James M. Williamson, 17 Perry Street, transmitting his concern of Cambridge Police presence at a public meeting. scanJun 16
  379. 379Communication received from John Pitkin, Dexter Eames and Philip Sego, regarding the process used by Inspectional Serviced Dept. on building permits as it relates to the Growth Management Petition. scanJun 16
  380. 380The status of 700 Huron Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #2 scanJun 16
  381. 381A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Councillor Francis H. Duehay together with a copy of a report on Welfare Reform and Cambridge. scanJun 16
  382. 382382S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Councillor Francis H. Duehay transmitting a copy of a letter from the Massachusetts Municipal Association to Stanley C. Rosenberg, Chair of the Senate Committee on Ways and Means, regarding County Government, School aid and local discretionary revenues. scanJun 16
  383. 383383S Communication received from William Weld transmitting information regarding provisions of S.1753 to be approved by PERAC. scanJun 16
  384. 384384S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-three, regarding flooding in the vicinity of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Cambridge Street. scanJun 23
  385. 385385S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding the care and maintenance of City flags. scanJun 23
  386. 386386S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding a report on the recently filled position of "Parking Service Coordinator". scanJun 23
  387. 387387S Relative to Council Order No. 47, dated May 5, 1997, regarding preparing an ordinance to encourage the cleanest gutters possible. scanJun 23
  388. 388388S Regarding issues with Harvard University proposed building project. scanJun 23
  389. 389389S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding a list of communities that have accepted Chapter 90A, C or D. scanJun 23
  390. 390390S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding a report on the potential for increased home ownership opportunities in Cambridge. scanJun 23
  391. 391391S Relative to summaries of environmental documents prepared for Polaroid property on Memorial Drive. scanJun 23
  392. 392392S Communication received from Mike Sheehan and children, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the city Council on behalf of Marie Sheehan. scanJun 23
  393. 393393S Communication received from the family of Josephine E. Doran, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 23
  394. 394394S Communication received from Gerlad Morrissey, Jr. Transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his recent appointment as Commissioner of the Department of Mental Retardation for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. scanJun 23
  395. 395395S Communication received from Elie Yarden and Stash Horowitz, Co-Chairs of the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting their concern regarding the proposed development of Polaroid site, 784 Memorial Drive. scanJun 23
  396. 396396S Petition was received from Ben Lynch et al, transmitting their concerns to restore and upgrade Dana Park in Cambridgeport. scanJun 23
  397. 397397S Petition received from George Salzman, transmitting notice of the third meeting to save Central Square on Wednesday, June 25, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. scanJun 23
  398. 398398S Annual Block party of the citizens on Antrim Street. Councillor Davis Order #52 scanJun 23
  399. 399399S Take time to smell the roses. Councillor Davis Order #54 scanJun 23
  400. 400400S Get well wishes to Randy McNeely for a speedy recovery. Vice Mayor Born Order #60 scanJun 23
  401. 401401S Prepare resolution on a surprise 80ᵗʰ birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #80 scanJun 23
  402. 402402S Communication received transmitting a letter from Councillor Toomey transmitting a copy of a letter from the MBTA regarding scanJun 23
  403. 403403S Planting flower barrels along Western Avenue as annual effort of beautifying our community. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #90 scanJun 23
  404. 404404S Kick-off celebration of Lead Poisoning Prevention Week will take place on Monday, July 21, 1997 at 9:30 a.m. at the Area IV Youth Center. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #98 scanJun 23
  405. 405405S Make the Fourth of July a special occasion for young people. Mayor Russell and Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #99 scanJun 23
  406. 406Meet with Polaroid Corp. to investigate the particular medical illnesses on Pleasant Street. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Toomey, Reeves and Galluccio Order #101 scanJun 23
  407. 407A report received from Councillor Galluccio, for a meeting held on May 28, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the proposed Economic Development Policy for the City, with particular emphasis on employment and workforce development. scanJun 23
  408. 408A report received on the status of building permits and curb cuts at 248 Chestnut Street, per request of the City Council. scanJun 23
  409. 409City oversight process when major traffic and parking impacts are expected from development and from the installation of large parking structures. scanJun 23
  410. 410Relative to the Historical Commission recommendations on the designation of the Read Block at 1380-1392 Mass. Ave. and 2-14 J.F.K. Street as a landmark under Chapter 2.78, Article III, of the City Code. scanJun 23
  411. 411A report received from the Ordinance Committee for a meeting held on March 26, 1997, or the purpose of amending the Zoning Ordinance by adding a new Section 6.47.9 which requires a special permit for an at grade parking located beneath building. scanJun 23
  412. 412Relative to the VFW Post 3273 requesting the grant of a lease to occupy 6,688 square feet of space in the building at 51-69 First Street, a city-owned building. scanJun 23
  413. 413Communication received from James M. Williamson, transmitting a request that the members of the Council review the attached resolution and agree to support and adopt its recommendations regarding the "Central Square Overlay District." scanJun 23
  414. 414Regarding retired City employees assigned to the Hospital or Neville Manor and changes in their health insurance plans. scanJun 23
  415. 415A report regarding the "order to transfer appropriations from allotments with available balances to those needing supplementation." scanJun 23
  416. 416A report received from the Ordinance Committee for a meeting held on March 26, 1997, for the purpose of amending the Zoning Ordinance by adding a new Section 6.47.9 which requires a special permit for an at grade parking located beneath buildings. scanJun 23
  417. 417Relative to the VFW Post 3273 requesting the grant of a lease to occupy 6,688 square feet of space in the building at 51-69 First Street, a city owned building. scanJun 23
  418. 418Relative to the condition of the Longfellow School tot lot. scanJun 23
  419. 419Communication received from David Hoicka, for the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition, transmitting notice of the newly elected officers and directors. scanAug 4
  420. 420Communication received from George Salzman, regarding the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition. scanAug 4
  421. 421Communication received from Ellen Alwegayan and James Williamson et al., transmitting a Petition to Protect Central Square. scanAug 4
  422. 422Communication received from Dana Gallup, transmitting his concern regarding the hiring of Cambridge residents and businesses. scanAug 4
  423. 423Communication received from the members of the 329 Harvard Street Tenants Association, transmitting their concern about apartments being sold as condominiums, and about protecting tenants rights. scanAug 4
  424. 424Communication received from Joe Joseph, Chair of North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, regarding Midas Muffler operation. scanAug 4
  425. 425Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of reinstated address of 6 & 8 Magazine Court. scanAug 4
  426. 426426S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 152 Vassal Lane. scanAug 4
  427. 427427S Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 200 Sidney Street. scanAug 4
  428. 428428S Support the protection of existing open space at Fresh Pond Reservation. scanAug 4
  429. 429429S Tot lot at the Cambridge common be named in memory of Alexander W. Kemp. Councillor Duehay Order #46 scanAug 4
  430. 430430S Publish comments from the Alewife Study Group's Information Fair. Councillor Triantafillou Order #57 scanAug 4
  431. 431431S Extreme displeasure with any consideration by Media One of removing Black Entertainment Television (BET) and the International Channel from Basic Cable Service. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanAug 4
  432. 432432S Notification process for a hearing to change the license of the property at 288-290 Harvard Street to a licensed hotel. Councillor Duehay Order #74 scanAug 4
  433. 433433S The 16th Annual National Minority and Women Business, Equal Opportunity Contract Compliance Conference is being hosted in Mass from July 27 - 30, 1997. Councillor Reeves Order #100 scanAug 4
  434. 434434S Cancel the meeting of December 8, 1997 to enable members of the City Council to attend the National League of Cities conference. Councillor Duehay Order #112 scanAug 4
  435. 435435S Cancel th City Council meeting of December 29k, 1997 to allow City employees to enjoy the December holidays. Councillor Toomey Order #119 scanAug 4
  436. 436436S Commend and thank the Department of Human Service Programs, the homeless provider and consumer community, and especially Bread and Jams and Solutions at Work for these accomplishments on behalf of those in need, and or their ongoing work in this area. Mayor Russell Order #136 scanAug 4
  437. 437437S Examine the applicability of the E-rate program to the telecommunications plan for the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #139 scanAug 4
  438. 438438S The Water Department will provide a water stain removing solution to citizens whose clothing has been stained due to problems with the City's water-delivery system. Councillor Toomey Order #145 scanAug 4
  439. 439439S Urge acceptance of th provisions of Chapter 17 of the Acts of 1997, which is entitled "An Act Relative to the Annual Cost of Living Adjustments for Retirees. Councillor Toomey Order #159 scanAug 4
  440. 440440S Contact all of the residents of Dana Street between Cambridge Street and Mass Ave to inform them exactly what has taken place with the digging up of the street to replace the water main. Councillor Reeves Order #164 scanAug 4
  441. 441441S Request that the Election Commission contact all duly registered candidates for elective office in Cambridge to determine their willingness to exclude the use of signs in order to avoid unwanted visual clutter and disarray in neighborhood. Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #182 scanAug 4
  442. 442442S Suspension of the services of a nurse practitioner by the Cambridge/Somerville Health Care Network at Roosevelt Towers. Mayor Russell Order #185 scanAug 4
  443. 443443S Support the Teamsters Union and other unionized workers of United Parcel Services. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #192 scanAug 4
  444. 444444S Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Edith Witcher. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #199 scanAug 4
  445. 445445S Relative to a report on the police policy for assigning personnel to attend community meetings. scanAug 4
  446. 446446S Relative to a report on the Urban Ring Planning meeting. scanAug 4
  447. 447447S Relative to a report on missing crosswalks at Western Avenue and Memorial Drive. scanAug 4
  448. 448448S Relative to a request for the City Council vote to reestablish uniform hours of operation in parks and playgrounds in the City. scanAug 4
  449. 449449S Relative to circumstances a Boston Red Sox Player Was released after a domestic violence incident. scanAug 4
  450. 450450S Relative to pedestrian safety measures in and around Twin City Mall. scanAug 4
  451. 451451S Relative to a report on the current practice of posting signs for unscheduled street cleaning or other street work. scanAug 4
  452. 452452S Relative to whether non-residents have been hired for summer jobs at the Golf Course. scanAug 4
  453. 453453S Relative to the Arbitrator Award from the Joint Labor Management Committee of the Commonwealth in connection with labor contracts for the Cambridge Police Patrol Officer's Association and the Cambridge Police Superior Officer's Association for fiscal years 1995, 1996 and 1997. scanAug 4
  454. 454454S Regarding whether or not the Retirement Board may provide for a smaller increase in the pension adjustment for retirees and Thirty-two, regarding a report on the newly enacted COLA Act. scanAug 4
  455. 455455S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Two, regarding the City's crisis management response. scanAug 4
  456. 456456S Regarding sending a representative to the MDC meeting for the long-term plan of the Charles River Lower Basin and a report on how citizens can best become involved in planning committees. scanAug 4
  457. 457457S Relative to a recommendation from Community Development on Forest City's permit application and easement request for architectural projections over the public way. scanAug 4
  458. 458458S Relative to Forest City's request for certain air rights easements. scanAug 4
  459. 459459S Relative to the Cambridge Street Action Plan. scanAug 4
  460. 460460S Communication was received from the family of Joanne C. Pellegrini, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanAug 4
  461. 461461S Communication was received from the family of L. Warren DeSaulnier, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf on their father. scanAug 4
  462. 462462S Communication was received from Errold and Barbara Corbin, thanking the City Council for the resolution adopted on the occasion of their Fifty- third Wedding Anniversary. scanAug 4
  463. 463463S Communication was received from Senator John F. Kerry, transmitting his acknowledgement of the City Council's recent communication. scanAug 4
  464. 464464S Communication was received from Charles M. Vest, Office of the President, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, expressing his thanks to the entire City Council for the resolution regarding MIT's reinsurance policy for students who lose their ROTC scholarships due to their sexual orientation. scanAug 4
  465. 465465S Communication was received from John Hildebidle, regarding the re-using of the former VFW hall. scanAug 4
  466. 466not yet captured from this volume—
  467. 467467S Communication was received from Paul E. Gray, Office of the Chairman of the Corporation, MIT, transmitting his thanks to the entire City Council for the gracious resolution honoring his years of service to MIT. scanAug 4
  468. 468468S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding House Bill 3905, An Act Requiring Divestment of Tobacco Stocks, Securities or Other Obligations From Public Pension Funds and their concern with youth smoking. scanAug 4
  469. 469469S Communication was received from Lisa Gould, regarding the building permit for the premises 104-106 Harvey Street. scanAug 4
  470. 470470S Notice was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting a notice of a public hearing for Wednesday, July 23, 1997 at 10:00 A.M. regarding the suspension of NYNEX's proposed rates. scanAug 4
  471. 471471S Notice was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting an order implementing the Telecommunications Act of 1996 which establishes discounts for eligible schools and libraries. scanAug 4
  472. 472472S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting his appreciation for the two resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding aid for legal immigrants, and employment and training opportunities for TAFDC recipients. scanAug 4
  473. 473473S Communication was received from Amy Nadel, transmitting a list of people who signed letters the Arts Council regarding the proposed art project at Fresh Pond Reservation, and the fencing-off of open space. scanAug 4
  474. 474474S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting his appreciation for the City Council's resolution concerning legislation which would regulate the licensing conditions for cities and towns who seek to license additional cable franchises. scanAug 4
  475. 475475S Communication was received from LaVonne E. Davidson, et al., commending the Cambridge Police Department Bike Officers, regarding the enforcement of the bike laws. scanAug 4
  476. 476476S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting his appreciation for the resolution concerning funding for food for legal immigrants. scanAug 4
  477. 477477S Communication was received from Eva A. Jablonsky, transmitting her deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her father, George P. Athanas. scanAug 4
  478. 478Communication was received from Annie Nash from Hull, transmitting her grateful appreciation to the Cambridge Police Department in recovering her lost camcorder. scanAug 4
  479. 479Communication was received from John Clifford, The Green Street Grill, transmitting his support of the Holmes Realty Trust development plans for Central Square. scanAug 4
  480. 480Communication was received from Amy Nadel, transmitting a list of those who sent a letter to the Arts Council regarding the proposed art project at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanAug 4
  481. 481Communication was received from tenants of Chiccarelli Real Estate, regarding affordable housing at 274-280 Brookline Street, 279 Pearl Street, 54 Kelly Road and Franklin Street. scanAug 4
  482. 482Communication was received from Sandy Martin, transmitting her concerns on the proposed Holmes Nominee Trust Project. scanAug 4
  483. 483Communication was received from Craig Kelley, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting a letter requesting assistance regarding development issues in the Creighton Street, Regent Street and Porter Road areas. scanAug 4
  484. 484Communication was received from James Williamson, transmitting his concern to save Central Square. scanAug 4
  485. 485Communication was received from Nancy Hall, Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, regarding the Caravan for Housing Justice that took place July 26, 1997. scanAug 4
  486. 486Communication was received from Susan Lindsay Mello, transmitting an update on 324 and 340 Franklin Street property. scanAug 4
  487. 487Communication was received from Michael Brandon, transmitting concern on Midas Muffler operations. scanAug 4
  488. 488488S Communication was received from Stash Horowitz, transmitting a progress report on proposed Polaroid development at 784 Memorial Drive. scanAug 4
  489. 489489S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Business Association, transmitting support of the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition. scanAug 4
  490. 490490S Communication was received from Ann B. and Lawrence J. Ward, transmitting their support of the decisions made by the Cambridge Advisory Board. scanAug 4
  491. 491491S Communication was received from Daphne Abeel, regarding an environmental and Traffic study of the Polaroid site at 784 Memorial Drive. scanAug 4
  492. 492492S Communication was received from Basav Sen, regarding the Central Square Advisory Committee on the Holmes Realty Trust development. scanAug 4
  493. 493493S Communication received from the City Manager relative to approval of the City's use of computerized voting equipment at the next local election. scanAug 4
  494. 494494S Communication received from Russell McGilvrary, Mass Highway relative to the altering of the location of a section of State Highway in the City of Cambridge that had been previously altered. scanAug 4
  495. 495495S Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 85-87 Holworthy Street. scanAug 4
  496. 496496S Communication was received from Charles O. Christenson, regarding the Salvation Army. scanAug 4
  497. 497497S Welcome City Year to the City of Cambridge and wish them great success in their partnernship with the Cambridge Family YMCA and Media One. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanSep 8
  498. 498498S Proposed legislation filed by Acting Governor Cellucci relative to cable television issues. Councillor Galluccio Order #54 scanSep 8
  499. 499499S Cancellation of the November 10, 1997 City Council Meeting. Vice Mayor Born Order #56 scanSep 8
  500. 500500S Support for the cultural, religious and ethnic celebrations which are an invaluable part of Cambridge's history and traditions and play a key role in our city's uniqueness and quality of life. Councillor Galluccio Order #65 scanSep 8
  501. 501501S Director of Persons with Disabilities to meet with the new owner of City Foods. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanSep 8
  502. 502502S Committee to assist in the implementation of a public beautification program. Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #100 scanSep 8
  503. 503503S Support the Just-A-Start Third Annual Walk to be held on October 4, 1997 and further urge all residents to be cognizant of and participate in this worthwhile event. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #101 scanSep 8
  504. 504504S Purchase of rulers with a magnifying element to be used in the upcoming municipal election. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #105 scanSep 8
  505. 505505S Oppose Media One's service protection plan which charges additional fees for the cable service which it is already obligated to provide under the guise of protection from service interruption. Councillor Galluccio Order #106 scanSep 8
  506. 506506S Televise the Cambridge Little League All Star Tournament on September 13 and 14 at Cuomo Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #109 scanSep 8
  507. 507507S Appropriate staffing relative to landscaping and park maintenance. Councillor Reeves Order #115 scanSep 8
  508. 508508S Declare October 5, 1997 as Alfred Atkins Day in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #120 scanSep 8
  509. 509509S Special "thank-you" to the Riverside Neighborhood Connection for organizing a forum to discuss the senseless tragedy in the neighborhood and future solutions. Councillor Reeves Order #126 scanSep 8
  510. 510510S Request the MBTA to include in next year's capital priorities a complete modernization of the Charles Street Station, including full accessibility for disabled persons. Councillor Duehay Order #132 scanSep 8
  511. 511511S The last date to register to vote is October 15, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #142 scanSep 8
  512. 512512S Urge all to participate in the Cambridgeport Artist Open Studios on Saturday and Sunday, September 13 and 14. Vice Mayor Born Order #152 scanSep 8
  513. 513513S Support the residents of Walden Square in their safety concern about removal of bus transportation for students attending local schools. Councillor Galluccio Order #164 scanSep 8
  514. 514514S Urge residents to participate in the lecture series held at Temple Beth Shalom entitled "Contemporary Issues in American Judaism" on Wednesday, September 17, l997. Councillor Reeves Order #170 scanSep 8
  515. 515515S Welcome CSPAN to the Sparks House at 21 Kirkland Street on September 9, 1997 to televise and celebrate Alexis DeTocqeville's tour of Cambridge in the early 1800's. Councillor Galluccio Order #171 scanSep 8
  516. 516516S A public meeting to discuss the issue of the public art at Fresh Pond. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, and Duehay Order #198 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda # 24 of 12-22-97 scanSep 8
  517. 517517S Communication was received from John J. DeMarco, Selectman, Town of Avon, transmitting information regarding the Education Reform Act. scanSep 8
  518. 518518S Communication was received from Thomas F. Broderick, P.E. Chief Engineer, Massachusetts Highway Department, transmitting information on Special Speed Regulation No. 7701 regarding Upland Road. scanSep 8
  519. 519519S Communication was received from Representative Alice K. Wolf, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution supporting House Bill 3905, Divestiture Of Public Funds From Companies Selling Tobacco Products. scanSep 8
  520. 520520S Communication was received from Tom Sleigh et al., transmitting conern on the tentative plan of an additional unit at the premises numbered 34 Pleasant Street. scanSep 8
  521. 521521S Communication was received from Anna, Genie and Annlee Foster, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of James Leo Foster. scanSep 8
  522. 522522S Petition was received from Rebecca Folkman and Amy Nadel et al., protesting the public art project planned for the public meadow at the Weir House site in the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanSep 8
  523. 523523S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, and Stash Horowitz, Co-Chairs, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting a progress report on the Polaroid site, 784 Memorial Drive. scanSep 8
  524. 524524S Communication was received from John S. Marshall, President/CEO, Black United Fund of Massachusetts Inc., requesting inclusion in the1997 employee payroll deduction campaign. scanSep 8
  525. 525525S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager regarding ensuring the during various stages of construction on City streets, those streets are as safe and clean as possible. scanSep 8
  526. 526526S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, regarding assisting residents of Mid-Cambridge with cleaning their properties of dust and dirt due to the sewer construction. scanSep 8
  527. 527527S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to reinstalling "stop for pedestrian" signs in the middle of Massachusetts Avenue at Pearl Street and at Temple Street. scanSep 8
  528. 528528S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a report on the removal of public access spaces in the area of 57 Inman Street. scanSep 8
  529. 529529S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to resident parking on Tremont Street. scanSep 8
  530. 530530S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to improving the condition of Gateway Streets in the City. scanSep 8
  531. 531531S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to making the grave makers in the Veteran's Lot at the Cemetery more visible. scanSep 8
  532. 532532S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to how other communities use arbitration or mediation in landlord/tenant issues. scanSep 8
  533. 533533S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a report on the completion of improvements to Central Square and regarding a report on planting trees in shallow containers throughout the City. scanSep 8
  534. 534534S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a report on the possibility of adding additional resident parking spaces around 700 Huron Avenue. scanSep 8
  535. 535535S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to regarding a report on refurbishing the 1938 fire engine. scanSep 8
  536. 536536S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to graffiti removal by private property owners. scanSep 8
  537. 537537S Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to regarding a report on the status of improvements within the Alewife area. scanSep 8
  538. 538538S Regarding ways to regulate noisy equipment such as leaf blowers. scanSep 8
  539. 539539S A communication transmitting a report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on August 6, 1997 to consider a draft ordinance by the Law Department in response to an order by the City Council to regulate the placement and care of newspaper boxes in the City. scanSep 8
  540. 540A communication transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on August 11, 1997 to discuss the issue of park maintenance in the City. scanSep 8
  541. 541Communication Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report for a meeting held on August 13, 1997 to meet the new owners of the City Foods and discuss their plans for a supermarket in Central Square, the plans for Bread and Circus and to discuss the transportation and parking issues for the new University Star Market. scanSep 8
  542. 542Reaffirm support for the duly elected representatives of the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition. scanSep 8
  543. 543That Rule 23B be added to City Council Rules to include the written statement of the mission and goals or priorities of the City Council and the City Manager with the materials prepared for the agenda of the City Council for its weekly meeting. scanSep 8
  544. 544Relative to a request for the City Council to review and move to a second reading an amendment to Chapter 12.20 of the Cambridge municipal Code "Commons and Public Grounds." scanSep 8
  545. 545A communication for a meeting held on July 28, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Cambridge Municipal Code to replace the Interim Parking Freeze Ordinance in order to conform the City's procedures for issuing commercial parking space to the memorandum of agreement. scanSep 8
  546. 546A report for a meeting held on July 2, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed ordinance to forbid the sale of certain knives to minors. scanSep 8
  547. 547547S Support proposed legislation entitled "An Act to Designate Area Codes Within the Commonwealth. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanSep 15
  548. 548548S That the December 1, 1997 City Council meeting be cancelled due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanSep 15
  549. 549549S Support proposed legislation that would entitle employees to a total of 24 hours of leave each year to participate in their children's school activities, including parent-teacher conferences, and would also allow time off to accompany a child or elderly relative to routine medical and dental appointments. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanSep 15
  550. 550550S Urge all citizens to be cognizant of the workshop on the future of Magazine Beach on September 24, 1997. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanSep 15
  551. 551551S Welcome Vasil Oleksiyovich Pavlov to our City. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanSep 15
  552. 552552S Why do residents have to pay to use soccer fields and how can the City promote sure access to our soccer fields for our senior and junior residents for the upcoming and next years' soccer seasons. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanSep 15
  553. 553553S Declare that October 4, 1997 in the City of Cambridge be "Bernard Hicks, Sr. Day" for his many contributions as a City of Cambridge employee, a wonderful father and all-around great Cantabrigian. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanSep 15
  554. 554554S Designate November as "National Adoption Month" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanSep 15
  555. 555555S Legal opinion as to the ability to set programming standards for community television. Councillor Galluccio Order #45 scanSep 15
  556. 556556S Welcome to all participants of the "America Reads" intergenerational conference. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanSep 15
  557. 557557S Establishment of a sister city relationship with the City of Limerick, Ireland be referred to the Committee on Sister Cities. Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #58 scanSep 15
  558. 558558S Declare Sunday, September 21, 1997 as Cambridge Pop Warner Warrior Football Day in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay and Triantafillou Order #60 scanSep 15
  559. 559559S That the September 22, 1997 meeting of the Cambridge City Council shall begin at 5:00 p.m.; and that the meeting shall commence with a continuation of a discussion of the authorization of the use of unreserved fund balance amounts to offset FY 1998 expenditures. Councillor Sullivan Order #65 scanSep 15
  560. 560560S Communication was received from Craig Kelley, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting a correction on letter that was submitted at the August 4, 1997 Council Meeting, requesting assistance regarding development issues in the Creighton Street, Regent Street and Porter Road area. scanSep 15
  561. 561561S Communication was received from the Vice President of Chamber of Deputies of Haiti, Vasco Thernelan, transmitting thanks for the warm welcome that he received from the City Councillors and the people of Cambridge on his last visit to Cambridge. scanSep 15
  562. 562562S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of an additional ddress of 381-383 Huron Avenue. scanSep 15
  563. 563563S Communication was received from Lillian Hsu-Flanders requesting City Council support for the public art project proposed for Fresh Pond. scanSep 15
  564. 564564S Petition was received from Antiques on Cambridge Street, requesting permission for a table to display merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1076 Cambridge Street. scanSep 15
  565. 565565S Petition was received from Tweeter etc., requesting permission for two or three sandwich board signs at the premises numbered 104 Mount Auburn Street for Saturday, October 18, 1998 from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. scanSep 15
  566. 566566S Communication was received from George Copitas, regarding the fee the Cambridge Housing Authority charges to assist Senior Citizens who are locked out of their apartments after 5:00 P.M. scanSep 15
  567. 567567S Communication was received from MaryEllen Beveridge, Trustee of the Linnaean Street Condominium Trust requesting permission to use the lawn area of the Peabody School to hold a yard sale on Saturday, September 27, 1997 from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. scanSep 15
  568. 568568S Relative to a report on why the American Movie Channel was removed from basic cable. scanSep 15
  569. 569569S A communication regarding opposition to House Bill 4887, "An Act Authorizing the Department of Public Utilities to Issue Statewide and Regional Licenses for the Operation of Community Antenna Television Systems and Eliminating the Annual Cable License Fee." scanSep 15
  570. 570570S Regarding the applicability of the E-Rate Program to the telecommunications plans for the City of Cambridge and potential for funding or reimbursement. [handwritten: Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #2 of 10-20-97] scanSep 22
  571. 571571S Regarding a report on salaries Childcare Teachers, Assistant Teachers and Directors in Childcare Program. scanSep 22
  572. 572572S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding the case involving a non-toxic spill at 113 Antrim Street. scanSep 22
  573. 573573S Regarding noise from poorly functioning mechanical equipment from a recent building project on Kirkland Street. scanSep 22
  574. 574574S Regarding a report on the planned maintenance of City parking lots at Green and Pleasant Streets. scanSep 22
  575. 575575S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-one, regarding missing lights in Central Square. scanSep 22
  576. 576576S Regarding a report on the pedestrian light at Prospect Street and Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 22
  577. 577577S Regarding enforcement and the feasibility of limiting the time limit for using loading zones. scanSep 22
  578. 578578S Regarding a report on increasing safety at the intersections of Concord Avenue and Walden Street and at Sherman Street and Walden Street. scanSep 22
  579. 579579S Regarding resident concerns with the increased parking demand on Walden Street. scanSep 22
  580. 580580S Regarding a report on the completion of Silva Park. scanSep 22
  581. 581581S Regarding a report on maintenance problems at Sacramento Field. scanSep 22
  582. 582582S Regarding a report on the conditions within the Police Department. scanSep 22
  583. 583583S Regarding a report on the means for Cambridge crime information to be accessed and searched from the internet homepage. scanSep 22
  584. 584584S Regarding a report on whether Harvard has made any purchases at all in the City. scanSep 22
  585. 585585S Communication was received from Mary L. Bundy, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of McGeorge Bundy. scanSep 22
  586. 586586S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice of a public hearing regarding implementation of Section 276 of the Telecommunications Acts of 1996 relative to Public Interest Payphones; Entry and Exit Barriers for the Payphone Marketplace; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company d/b/a NYNEX's Public Access Smart-pay Line Service and the rate policy for operator services providers. scanSep 22
  587. 587587S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 47 Avon Hill Street. scanSep 22
  588. 588588S Communication was received from Michael Halle, Chair, Cambridge Bicycle Committee, regarding the danger to bicyclists and others in Central Square. scanSep 22
  589. 589589S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice of a public hearing on September 22, 1997 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA, regarding extension of the permissive dialing period established in Area Code Relief. scanSep 22
  590. 590590S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice of a public hearing on September 29, 1997 at 5:00 p.m. at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, 101 Academy Drive, Buzzards Bay, MA, regarding the quality of service of the Telecommunications Relay Service. scanSep 22
  591. 591591S Communication was received from Gerald Bergman, regarding the purchase and renovation of the "Linpro Site", 206-210 Broadway, as affordable housing or active open space for the community. Report Received 10-20-97 Consent Agenda #24 of 10-20-97 scanSep 22
  592. 592592S Resind the regulations which requires residents of Senior Housing Development to pay $30 for unlocking their doors if they forget their key. Mayor Russell Order #49 scanSep 22
  593. 593593S A letter from Mary E. McLaughlin, Media One, regarding new programming services including adding American Movie Classics to the Standard Package of services; a senior discount; and cable prices. scanSep 22
  594. 594594S A letter regarding four helicopters landing on Magazine Beach on Sunday, September 21, 1997. scanSep 22
  595. 595595S Relative to a vote necessary to seek the Department of Revenue approval of the tax rate for FY98. and bondlue[?]. scanSep 22
  596. 596596S Regarding the hazardous traffic situation at Richdale Avenue from Raymond Street. scanSep 29
  597. 597597S Regarding a report on where the drinking fountains will be placed at Fresh Pond. scanSep 29
  598. 598598S Regarding fixing the lights at the intersection of Kelly and River Streets. scanSep 29
  599. 599599S Regarding plans for improvements to Glacken Field. scanSep 29
  600. 600600S Regarding a decrease in service of the MBTA Bus No. 47. scanSep 29
  601. 601601S Relative to a summary list of the City Manager's goals. scanSep 29
  602. 602602S Communication was received from the family of Fortunato "Cappy" Cappello, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their brother. scanSep 29
  603. 603603S Communication was received from Governor Paul Cellucci, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his new role as Governor. scanSep 29
  604. 604604S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, developing a plan for two Yard Sale and Arts and Crafts Days in Central Square. scanSep 29
  605. 605605S Communication was received from Robert J. La Tremouille, commending the City Council for the good work on the Cambridge Residents For Growth Management. scanSep 29
  606. 606606S Communication was received from Eli Yarden, Co-chair, Cambridgeport Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting a progress report on proposed Polaroid Real Estate Project, 784 Memorial Drive. scanSep 29
  607. 607607S Urge anyone who meets the physical criteria for donating platelets to call Brigham and Women's Hospital Blood Donor Program at 732-628 to make the donation to aid in Ed Carney's recovery. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanSep 29
  608. 608608S A communication was received transmitting a copy of the amended copy of the Rules of the City Council. scanSep 29
  609. 609609S A communication transmitting a letter from Historic Massachusetts, listing Harvard Square as One of the Ten Most Endangered Historic Resources. scanSep 29
  610. 610610S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, regarding proposed Polaroid commercial real estate at 784 Memorial Drive. scanSep 29
  611. 611611S Establish a Growth Management Advisory Committee. Councillors Triantafillou and Reeves Order #15 scanSep 29
  612. 612612S When Bolton Street will be repaved and have catch basin work. scanOct 6
  613. 613613S Parking problems on Bolton Street. scanOct 6
  614. 614614S Relative to a request to establish the "Helen K. Holland Animal Care Trust Fund" and the acceptance of $250.00 in donations to enable the Animal Commission to provide medical treatment, including spaying and neutering, to animals under their care. scanOct 6
  615. 615615S Regarding a report on the City's current and planned AIDS outreach, prevention and treatment program. [handwritten:] Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #22 of 12-22-97 scanOct 6
  616. 616616S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, requesting the City Council to implement a Better Earth Technology Day event. scanOct 6
  617. 617617S Communication was received from Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President of Ireland, transmitting thanks to the members of the City Council for adopting the resolution and an enjoyable visit to the City of Cambridge. scanOct 6
  618. 618618S Communication was received from Ann Collette for Creighton - Porter - Regent Neighbors Association, transmitting thanks for support regarding the development on their neighborhood. scanOct 6
  619. 619619S Communication was received from Bob Nesson and Kathe Gregory, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Freda S. Nesson. scanOct 6
  620. 620620S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address for mailing purposes only is 1573 Cambridge Street. scanOct 6
  621. 621621S Communication was received from Marcia Pertuz, Chair, Poet Visit Committee, inviting the City Council to hear Michigan Poet-Bard Terry Wooten, who will be at the Kennedy School October 6-10, 1997. scanOct 6
  622. 622622S Communication was received from State representative Alice K. Wolf, transmitting thanks relative to the renovation of the Charles Street Station, maintaining of the 617 area codes, and the design funds of the North Cambridge railroad safety crossings. scanOct 6
  623. 623623S Communication was received from Congressman Barney Frank transmitting his appreciation for the resolution sent to him regarding the creation of a special postage stamp to help fund breast cancer research. scanOct 6
  624. 624624S Communication was received from the Harvard Square Business Association, transmitting notice of the 19th Annual Harvard Square Oktoberfest to be held on Sunday, October 12, 1997. scanOct 6
  625. 625625S Petition was received from Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to erect two banners for The 19th Annual Harvard Square Oktoberfest - October 12, 1997 across Massachusetts Avenue in Central Square and Porter Square. scanOct 6
  626. 626626S Communication was received from Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting information on ongoing evictions. scanOct 6
  627. 627627S Subscribers who do not have access to Channel One, Government access. Councillor Galluccio Order #12 scanOct 6
  628. 628628S Relative to the salary structure of Parking Control Officers. scanOct 6
  629. 629629S Communication received from Randall Forsberg, Executive Director, Institute for Defense & Disarmament Studies urging the City Council to support the resolution on Abolition 2000. scanOct 6
  630. 630630S Relative to what type of back-up power the Cambridge Housing Authority has in place in the event of a power failure. scanOct 6
  631. 631631S The Fresh Pond Master Plan Advisory Committee membership list. scanOct 6
  632. 632632S Regarding a report on efforts to enforce speed limits on Cushing Street. scanOct 20
  633. 633633S Regarding San Antonio's new public communication program and on the Implementation of Cambridge's new public information program. scanOct 20
  634. 634634S Regarding a report on new speed-reducing apparatus along Concord Avenue. scanOct 20
  635. 635635S Regarding permitting requirements on the Polaroid site.Oct 20
  636. 636636S Regarding a report on resident concerns with Millbrook Storage. scanOct 20
  637. 637637S Regarding a report on the use of playing fields. scanOct 20
  638. 638638S Relative to the Interim Report of the Library 21 Committee. scanOct 20
  639. 639639S Regarding a report on whether the City owns both the play area and adjoining park like areas around Wilder Play area. scanOct 20
  640. 640640S Massachusetts Avenue from Norris to Harvey Streets and a report on drainage at the corners of Cedar and Dudley Streets. scanOct 20
  641. 641641S A report on whether the roadway to the polling place at Roosevelt Towers will be finished before Election Day. scanOct 20
  642. 642642S A report on what the FDIC sale process is and how the City can arrange for notification by the FDIC. scanOct 20
  643. 643643S A report on rumors that Arthur D. Little may be leaving Cambridge. scanOct 20
  644. 644644S Regarding cleaning and deodorizing the catch basins along Communication was received from the family of Richard R. Maclone Sr., transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanOct 20
  645. 645645S Communication was received from the family of Edith M. Montgomery, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanOct 20
  646. 646646S Communication was received from Virginia Diggdon, transmitting heartfelt thanks to the City Council for the resolution on behalf of Pauline Swift, which was read at the Memorial Service. scanOct 20
  647. 647647S Communication was received from Jean Wright, transmitting thanks for the memorial on behalf of her nephew, Tom Weed. scanOct 20
  648. 648648S Communication was received Sergio Reyes, regarding the City Council's support and recognition for the excellent work of the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. scanOct 20
  649. 649649S Communication was received from Robert J. La Tremouille, regarding an editorial in the Cambridge Chronicle on the citywide downzoning. scanOct 20
  650. 650650S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman transmitting appreciation for forwarding the resolution regarding modernization of the Charles Street "T" Station. scanOct 20
  651. 651651S Communication was received from Mary Trifone and family, transmitting thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, James Trifone. scanOct 20
  652. 652652S Communication was received from Kathy Teahan and family, transmitting their appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband Bob Teahan. scanOct 20
  653. 653653S Communication was received from the family of Michael Tolan O'Neill, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanOct 20
  654. 654654S Communication was received from the Mary and Charles Sprague, transmitting thanks to the City Council for the resolution adopted on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. scanOct 20
  655. 655655S Communication was received from Mrs.Gloria Adkins, transmitting a special thanks to the City Council on the dedication in memory of her late husband. scanOct 20
  656. 656656S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice of a public hearing on Thursday, October 30, 1997 at 10:00 A.M. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA regarding Investigation of Dialing Methods and a Request For Comments. scanOct 20
  657. 657657S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, regarding what Cambridge Savings Bank plans are for the site previously occupied by "The Tasty." scanOct 20
  658. 658658S Communication was received from Stash Horowitz, Co-Chair, Cambridge Neighborhood Initiative, requesting information from Polaroid and Spaulding & Slye on the proposed project at 784 Memorial Drive. scanOct 20
  659. 659659S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on September 30, 1997 for the purpose to discuss bicycle safety in the City and the issue of bicycle helmets. scanOct 20
  660. 660660S A communication was received for a meeting held on September 24, 1997, to discuss youth safety and safety issues in the city parks and any other youth issue. scanOct 20
  661. 661661S Map of the City of Cambridge Truck Restrictions. scanOct 20
  662. 662662S Launch a childhood literacy program with a book signing ceremony featuring Marc Brown, Author of the popular Arthur book and PBS-TV series. Mayor Russell Order #31 scanOct 20
  663. 663663S To vote against any amendment that would allow CMAQ funds to be used for highway expansion. Councillor Duehay Order #51 scanOct 20
  664. 664664S Reinstate a "bicycle safety blitz" with police involvement flashing blue lights and signage proclaiming "Same Road, Same Rules." Mayor Russell Order #57 scanOct 20
  665. 665665S To vote against any amendment that would prevent state and local government from charging taxes and fees to companies that provide products or services on the Internet. Councillor Duehay Order #58 scanOct 20
  666. 666666S A legislative rider to the Fiscal Year 1998 Commerce, Justice and State Appropriations bill that would prohibit the Census Bureau from using statistical sampling in the census of 2000. Councillor Duehay Order #60 scanOct 20
  667. 667667S A new generation of environment and wallet friendly washing machines. Mayor Russell Order #62 scanOct 20
  668. 668668S Support a cultural partnership between citizens of Cambridgeand citizens of the Mainz-Bingen region of Germany. Mayor Russell Order #65 scanOct 20
  669. 669669S That the "End Speed Zone" sign be removed in front of the Mt. Auburn office building. Vice Mayor Born Order #74 scanOct 20
  670. 670670S Urge citizens to participate in the MBTA's public hearing to - discuss their proposed enhancements and reductions in their bus routes for November 10 at the Mt. Auburn Veternas of Foreign Wars Post 8818. Councillors Duehay and Davis Order #77 scanOct 20
  671. 671671S That the hearing on 32 Kinnaird Street be and hereby is scheduled for the next City Council meeting on October 27, 1997. Councillors Sullivan, Davis, Duehay, Toomey and Galluccio Order #116 scanOct 20
  672. 672672S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice of a public hearing proposing to revise the regulations which govern the relationships between electric and gas distribution companies and their unregulated marketing affiliates on Monday, December 8, 1997 at 10:00 A.M. at the Department's offices, 100 Cambridge Street, 12th Floor, Boston, MA. scanOct 24
  673. 673673S Communication was received from Jay Yesselman, 160 Vassal Lane, regarding a traffic problem at the Duncan Donut drive thru on Alewife Brook Parkway opposite Fresh Pond. scanOct 24
  674. 674674S Communication was received from Bradley G. Ball, transmitting deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Barbara Shelving Ball. scanOct 24
  675. 675675S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 175 Richdale Avenue. scanOct 24
  676. 676676S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 7, 9, 11 and 13 East Street. scanOct 24
  677. 677677S Communication was received from Stash Horowitz, Co-Chair, Cambridge Neighborhood Initiative, transmitting information on the Polaroid and Spaulding & Slye project at 784 Memorial Drive. scanOct 24
  678. 678678S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, transmitting information on Holmes Nominee Trust. scanOct 24
  679. 679679S Communication was received from Peter Payack, asking the City Council to declare the City of Cambridge a Violence-free Halloween Zone. scanOct 24
  680. 680680S Urge Congress to allow restrictions of elderly housing to only elderly residents of the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanOct 27
  681. 681681S Urge Congress to establish strong resident/local preference for federally financed housing including expiring use buildings. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanOct 27
  682. 682682S Urge citizens to participate in the Deborah Ann Lewis Haverty's exhibit entitled "Exposure" on November 13-30. Councillor Toomey Order #30 scanOct 27
  683. 683683S Vote against any amendment that would take away transit project decision-making from local governments and give it to the states. Councillor Duehay Order #44 scanOct 27
  684. 684684S Approval of a bill (H.R. 1385) to consolidate over 60 federal job training programs into block grants to the states. Councillor Duehay Order #45 scanOct 27
  685. 685685S Advise the legislative representatives from the City of Cambridge not to act on any deregulation bill until the completion of further study of the "Bosley and Morissey Bills." Councillors Galluccio and Duehay Order #78 scanOct 27
  686. 686686S A report on the new legislation to restructure the electricity generation industry in Massachusetts. scanOct 27
  687. 687687S A communication from City Arborist Larry Acosta, relative to the inception of the City of Cambridge Commemorative Tree Program. scanOct 27
  688. 688688S Communication was received from John Pitkin et al., regarding Cambridge Residents for Growth Management Delegates to Citizens Growth Management Advisory Committee. scanNov 3
  689. 689689S Communication was received from Skip Schloming, transmitting concern regarding the safety for school children at traffic crossings. [handwritten: Report Received 12-15-97 Consent Agenda #8 of 12-15-97] scanNov 3
  690. 690690S Communication was received from Julia Gregory, Correspondence Secretary for the Area IV Neighborhood Coalition, transmitting notice regarding the Coalition electing its Leadership Council for the current year. scanNov 3
  691. 691691S Communication was received from Annette Benedetto, Chair of the Cambridge Consumer Advisory Commission, to hear a MEDIA ONE representative explain recent changes to Cable TV on Thursday, November 13, 1997 at 1:00 P.M. at the Cambridge Senior Center. scanNov 3
  692. 692692S Communication was received from Daryl C. Janes, transmitting his opposition to demolition and development at 93 Winthrop Street and 100 Mount Auburn Street. scanNov 3
  693. 693693S Communication was received from James Williamson, regarding costs to the City of Cambridge associated with the visit of the President of China to Harvard. scanNov 3
  694. 694694S Communication was received from James Williamson transmitting information regarding the Holmes Realty proposal for Central Square. scanNov 3
  695. 695695S That an American flag of an appropriate size be placed on the Cambridge Police Station at 5 Western Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanNov 3
  696. 696696S Communication received from Roger O'Sullivan, President, Cambridge Teacher Association, urging the City Council to support the Rule of 90 Legislation before the General Court. scanNov 3
  697. 697697S Relative to a report on the condition of the escalators at the Porter Square T Station. scanNov 3
  698. 698698S Report on the possibility of purchasing 274-280 Brookline Street as affordable housing. scanNov 17
  699. 699699S A report on increasing Police foot and bicycle patrols. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 12-22-97] scanNov 17
  700. 700700S A report on the short-term and long-term improvements to traffic and pedestrian safety issues in the Porter Square shopping mall area. scanNov 17
  701. 701701S A report on the provisions of emptying trash and sidewalk and street cleaning in Central, Harvard and Kendall Squares. scanNov 17
  702. 702702S A report on the amount of insurance coverage maintain by the City.Nov 17
  703. 703703S Report on the establishment of a City-tree maintenance program. scanNov 17
  704. 704704S The heating situation at elderly apartments and at Burns Apartment specifically. scanNov 17
  705. 705705S A report on traffic calming measures for Pearl Street. scanNov 17
  706. 706706S A report on long-term parkers in Central Square taking up short-term parking spaces. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda # 8 of 12-22-97] scanNov 17
  707. 707707S The status of lighting at Gold Star Mother's Park. scanNov 17
  708. 708708S The condition of the Peabody School Playground and the status of upcoming play equipment replacement. scanNov 17
  709. 709709S Cut backs of Italian Programming that appears on the RAI USA Channel and restoring the significally reduced international news programming to the International Channel. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda # 17 of 12-22-97] scanNov 17
  710. 710710S A report on the possibility of purchasing a "Green Machine" to clean the sidewalks. scanNov 17
  711. 711711S A report on ensuring that regulations and procedures are in place to defend against the landing of military and other helicopters on parkland and other non-airport sites. scanNov 17
  712. 712712S A report on the facts surrounding the purchase of 324 Franklin Street by a private development rather than CASCAP. scanNov 17
  713. 713713S Communication was received from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, transmitting his appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding research to eradicate breast cancer. scanNov 17
  714. 714714S Communication was received from Alan H. Castaline, Chief Planning Officer, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, transmitting thanks for the City Council resolution concerning the MBTA public hearing of November 10. scanNov 17
  715. 715715S Communication was received from Representative Barney Frank, transmitting receipt of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the reauthorization of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA). scanNov 17
  716. 716716S Communication was received from the family of Johanna Kelly, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 17
  717. 717717S Communication was received from the family of Thomas J. Egan, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 17
  718. 718718S Communication was received from Marina Vyrros et al., submitting a petition opposing any demolition or development plan that would displace businesses in the Holmes building. scanNov 17
  719. 719719S Communication was received from James Williamson, regarding the Holmes Realty Trust. scanNov 17
  720. 720720S Communication was received from Richard R. Beaty, President, Harvard Square Business Association, transmitting concern regarding the future of The Tasty. scanNov 17
  721. 721721S Communication was received from Friends of Cambridge Athletics, requesting help from the City Council and City Manager to develop better athletic facilities for all youth of Cambridge. scanNov 17
  722. 722722S A communication was received regarding the Final Facilities Plan/Environmental Impact Report. scanNov 17
  723. 723723S Progress report on the proposed Harvard Square Historical District. scanNov 17
  724. 724724S Letter to the City Council regarding the Tasty. scanNov 17
  725. 725725S That unity and resolve for the common good of all of our people remains a hallmark for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 17
  726. 726726S Communication was received from Attorney General Scott Harshbarger transmitting information in response to the resolution sent by the City Council regarding landlord notifications following drug arrests. scanNov 24
  727. 727727S Communication was received from Patrick J. Moynihan, Secretary and MBTA Chairman, transmitting information on Charles Street Station. scanNov 24
  728. 728728S Communication was received from Erica Ward, Anglo Continental, regarding the Anglo Continental School of English homestay program. scanNov 24
  729. 729729S Communication was received from the family of Jack Boudreau, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 24
  730. 730730S Communication was received from John Good, transmitting his deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife, Edna Good. scanNov 24
  731. 731731S Communication was received from Craig Kelly, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, regarding planning issues, feedback and support in the North Cambridge area. scanNov 24
  732. 732732S Communication was received from Carolyn Shipley, 15 Laurel Street, transmitting her concern regarding mail delivery in her neighborhood. (Route #3923) scanNov 24
  733. 733733S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new mailing address of 101 1/2 RC Blanchard Road. scanNov 24
  734. 734734S Communication was received from James Igoe, requesting special consideration for Network Health. scanNov 24
  735. 735735S Communication was received from James Williamson, regarding the new Holmes Realty construction for the Central Square area. scanNov 24
  736. 736736S Support Harvard University's plan to build a new child care center on Fernald Drive to replace the current center on Everett Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #39 scanNov 24
  737. 737737S Urge the MBTA to extend the #83 bus to get to the Fresh Pond Shopping Center. Councillor Duehay Order #57 scanNov 24
  738. 738738S A communication received transmitting a letter for Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., regarding "An Act Relative to Cost of Living Adjustments for Retirees." scanNov 24
  739. 739739S Relative to a report on additional information requested by the City Council on what policy the Cambridge Housing Authority follows when serious power failures happen at Housing Authority buildings. [handwritten: Report Received 11-24-97] scanNov 24
  740. 740740S Relative to a Haggerty After School Program student being hit by a car. scanNov 24
  741. 741741S A report for a meeting held on June 4, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the business climate in Cambridge. scanNov 24
  742. 742742S A report for the purpose of discussing the Economic Development Policy as it relates to real estate in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 24
  743. 743743S A report for the purpose of considering a plan for implementing a site-based management program for city parks, a recommended capital improvement plan for parks and open spaces through 2002 and a plan for augmented flower plantings in 1998. scanNov 24
  744. 744744S A communication transmitting the proposed Economic Development Policy report along with the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee's recommendation for its adoption. scanNov 24
  745. 745745S Materials on homlessness. scanNov 24
  746. 746746S A report on what plans the owner of Marino's has for the several parcels of land purchased on North Massachusetts Avenue and a report on recent developments at the Portland Stoneware site. scanNov 24
  747. 747747S Communication was received from the family of Manuel da Silva, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 15
  748. 748748S Communication was received from Patricia Ryan Parrott, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Anna Ryan. scanDec 15
  749. 749749S Communication was received from Amgen, regarding future plans for the property at Kendall Square. scanDec 15
  750. 750750S Communication was received from Joe Joseph, transmitting information regarding W.R. Grace at the 62 Whittemore Avenue facility. scanDec 15
  751. 751751S Petition was received from Rebecca Hall et al., requesting the City Council to restrict automobile traffic on Brattle Street from Eliot Street to Church Street. Placed on File Pursuant to Order #1 of 12-22-97 scanDec 15
  752. 752752S Communication was received from Robert J. La Tremouille, regarding issues of Bongo Drums on Magazine Beach and North Massachusetts Avenue Zoning. scanDec 15
  753. 753753S Communication was received from Edward N. Guleserian, transmitting his deepest appreciation for designating the corner of Garden and Berkeley Streets as Edward N. Guleserian Square and the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 15
  754. 754754S Communication was received from Suzanne and Allan Mann, commenting that on the new bike lanes in the city are a welcome addition and they are pleased with the re-design on Massachusetts Avenue to calm traffic. scanDec 15
  755. 755755S Communication was received from Senator Warren E. Tolman, transmitting receipt of a City Council order of November 24th regarding proposed changes in MBTA service. scanDec 15
  756. 756756S Communication was received from John R. Moot, regarding sources for bus shelter redesign. scanDec 15
  757. 757757S Communication was received from Daphne Abeel, regarding Spaulding & Slye development on the Polaroid site. scanDec 15
  758. 758758S Communication was received from John Cope-Flanagan, Regulatory Attorney, ComElectric, transmitting a copy of the Notice of Filing with regard to the Electric Restructuring Plan filed by Cambridge Electric Light Company, Commonwealth Electric Company and Canal Electric Company with the Department of Telecommunications and Energy in Docket D.P.U./D.T.E.97-111. [handwritten: Report Received 12-22-97 Consent Agenda #23 of 12-22-97] scanDec 15
  759. 759759S Communication was received from Amy Nadel, regarding the proposed art project meeting of December 9, 1997. scanDec 15
  760. 760760S Legal notice was received from the Department of Telecommunications & Energy regarding proposals to designate telecommunication carriers, increased federal funding and the modification to the Lifeline Program and participation in a discount program for rural health care providers pursuant to the Telecommunications Act of 1996. scanDec 15
  761. 761761S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, transmitting his concern on the proposed transfer of Boyle's Buy-Rite Liquors license to Modern Continental Enterprises, Inc. scanDec 15
  762. 762762S Communication was received from CNI Co-Chairs, Elie Yarden and Stash Horowitz, regarding a Spaulding & Slye Neighborhood Meeting on their plans for the Polaroid site at 784 Memorial Drive. scanDec 15
  763. 763763S Communication was received from Sheila G. Cook, regarding the facilities of the Cambridge Boat Club. scanDec 15
  764. 764764S Communication was received from Sheila G. Cook, transmitting her concern for the Cambridge Common remaining a multi purpose park. scanDec 15
  765. 765765S Communication received from Gary E. Harvell, transmitting his support to preserve Harvard Square. scanDec 15
  766. 766766S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report for a meeting held on November 19, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposal from the License Commission to revise the permit process for banners to require approval of the Pole and Conduit Commission. scanDec 15
  767. 767A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report for a meeting held on November 19, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Noise Control Ordinance. scanDec 15
  768. 768A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report for a meeting held on November 19, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Municipal Ordinances to regulate the placement of newsboxes. scanDec 15
  769. 769A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report for a meeting held on November 25, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the size of trucks making local deliveries in congested areas in the city. scanDec 15
  770. 770A report on the pending evictions of elderly tenants at 138-140 Spring Street. scanDec 15
  771. 771A report on the replacement of sidewalks on Hillside Avenue. scanDec 15
  772. 772Regarding the vacancy on the Retirement Board. scanDec 15
  773. 773Regarding the status of repairs and painting of the visitors kiosk in Harvard Square. scanDec 15
  774. 774A report on other communities which have adopted the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 32, Section 90A, C or D for retirees. scanDec 15
  775. 775Relative to a report on the practices and procedures which HRI and Just-A-Start used in tenant/purchaser selection, the purchase and renovation of the "Linpro Site" as affordable housing or active open space, programs the City has to assist people with credit problems who wish to purchase a home in Cambridge, taking 324-340 Franklin Street by eminent domain and the progress made under the new CITYHOME Initiative. scanDec 15
  776. 776Relative to a status report for the first half of Fiscal Year 1998 on the City Council Priorities. scanDec 15
  777. 777Veto electricity deregulation legislation which allows utilities to recoup 100% of stranded costs to the detriment of consumers. scanDec 15
  778. 778Favor the filing of home rule legislation entitled "An Act Relative to Railroad Crossings in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 15
  779. 779A report on how the proposed University Park "Park" will be integrated with the Pacific Street Park and how it will serve the residential community. scanDec 15
  780. 780Support for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanDec 15
  781. 781A communication from Skip Schloming concerning the safety of school children at traffic crossings. scanDec 15
  782. 782Regarding a report on noise from sirens of ambulances and rescue vehicles scanDec 22
  783. 783Regarding a report on community outreach and the planning process for traffic changes along Northern Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 22
  784. 784Regarding a report on increasing Police foot and bicycle patrols. scanDec 22
  785. 785Regarding a report on Cambridge's shifting population. scanDec 22
  786. 786Regarding a report on a petition received concerning problems of noise, trash and litter, improper tree-maintenance and traffic in the City. And a report on long-term parkers in Central Square taking up short-term parking spaces. scanDec 22
  787. 787Regarding the possibility of posting "No Dogs Allowed" signs at McMath Park. scanDec 22
  788. 788Regarding Cable issues. scanDec 22
  789. 789Regarding a report on the status of purchasing a new bus for senior citizens. scanDec 22
  790. 790Relative to an update on the status of the Tasty. scanDec 22
  791. 791Regarding a report on which streets missed the last street cleaning of the season. scanDec 22
  792. 792Regarding a report on the process, time frame and criteria used by the Mass Highway Department in deciding on requests to reduce the speed limit on a particular roadway. scanDec 22
  793. 793Regarding a report on the City's current and planned AIDS outreach, prevention and treatment program. scanDec 22
  794. 794794S Regarding a communication from ComElectric of its Notice of Filing concerning the electric restructuring plan. scanDec 22
  795. 795795S Regarding the proposed public art for the Fresh Pond reservation. scanDec 22
  796. 796796S Relative to a request for the City Council to move to Executive Session to discuss Calendar Item Numbers Twenty-three, Twenty-four, Twenty-five and Twenty-six. scanDec 22
  797. 797797S Communication was received from the family of Bart Connolly, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 22
  798. 798798S Communication was received from David Perry, Chair, Public Art Committee, transmitting concern regarding City Council order requesting delay of action on the Fresh Pond public art project. scanDec 22
  799. 799799S Communication was received from Carol Harper, Chair, Public Art Committee, transmitting concern regarding City Council order requesting delay of action on the Fresh Pond public art project. scanDec 22
  800. 800800S Communication was received from Rhoda and Mark Berenson, transmitting thanks to the City Council on behalf of their daughter, Lori, who has been wrongfully incarcerated for two years in a prison in Peru. scanDec 22
  801. 801801S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice that the address assignment for MDC Modular Building for mailing purposes is 10 North Point Boulevard. scanDec 22
  802. 802802S Communication was received from Nancy Hall for the Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes and Eviction Free Zone, transmitting information on new cases of evictions and the possible sale of buildings such as 138-140 Spring Street. scanDec 22
  803. 803803S Communication was received from Elie Yarden, regarding the Polaroid property at 784 Memorial Drive. scanDec 22
  804. 804804S Communication was received from James M. Williamson, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Lori Berenson. scanDec 22
  805. 805805S A report for a meeting held on November 19, 1997 for the purpose of discussing the recent incident of assault on a woman at the Cambridgeside Galleria mall and the issue of violence towards women in Cambridge. scanDec 22
  806. 806806S A status report on the pre-school and after-school programs in the East Cambridge and Wellington-Harrington areas. scanDec 22
  807. 807807S Provide results of the Cites inquiry of employees who live outside the city and send their children to Cambridge Public Schools. scanDec 22
  808. 808808S Regarding traffic and pedestrian safety concerns in West and North Cambridge. scanDec 22
  809. 809809S Regarding the development approval process for the W.R. Grace site. scanDec 22
  810. 810810S Regarding a report on all banks with which the city does business. scanDec 22
  811. 811811S Timeline for a preliminary report on the future of the library system prior to voting on a bond issue for Mid-Cambridge library renovation. scanDec 22
  812. 812812S Regarding an analysis of the costs for the Haggerty and Agassiz School construction projects. scanDec 22
  813. 813813S Regarding the membership of the Board of Traffic and Parking. scanDec 22
  814. 814814S Regarding issues surrounding the matter of police promotional examinations. scanDec 22
  815. 815815S Regarding a report on the funding for a public housing community organizer. scanDec 22
  816. 816816S A report on issues surrounding Creighton Street, Regent Street and the Porter Road area and the B&M Railroad property. scanDec 22
  817. 817817S To vote against any regulation, statute or constitutional amendment that would place restrictions on state and local government actions regulating private property or requiring additional compensation beyond the continually evolving judicial interpretation of the 5th amendment. Councillor Duehay Order #52 scanDec 22
  818. 818818S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk transmitting a letter from Media One, regarding notice of request for amendment to the Cambridge License. scanDec 22
  819. 819819S That all items pending before the City Council and not acted upon by the end of the 1997 legislative session be placed in the files of the City Clerk. Councillor Duehay Order #1 scanDec 22
  820. 820820S Support the House Bill 1909, An Act to Promote Affordable Child Care for Everyone (the "ACE" Bill.) Mayor Russell Order #29 scanDec 22
  821. 821821S That all matters pending before the 1996-1997 Ordinance Committee be referred to the 1998-1999 Ordinance Committee. Councillor Duehay Order #40 scanDec 22
  822. 822822S Memo from D. Margaret Drury regarding pending items not acted upon be placed on file without prejudice at end of 1996-1997 City Council session. scanDec 22
  823. 823823S Memo from Robert W. Heady, to Bobbie D'Allesando, Superintendent of Schools regarding the environmental analysis at the Tobin School. scanDec 22
  824. 824824S Information on development along North Massachusetts Avenue and on the development being built on the Portland Stoneware site. scanDec 22

Highways

236 actions · № 1–236
  1. 11H Petition for curb cut at 30-32 Chilton Street. scanJan 6
  2. 22H Permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 12B Eliot Street. scanJan 6
  3. 33H Enforce resident parking regulations especially from 6:00 p.m. along Eighth Street. scanJan 6
  4. 44H Designate the corner of Fulkerson Street and Otis Street as the "Patsy Check Riccardi" Square. scanJan 6
  5. 55H Notice of a temporary address forGilbane Building Company's trailer at 12 Camelia Avenue. scanJan 13
  6. 66H Request to erect a sign at the premisesnumbered 42 Church Street. scanJan 13
  7. 77H Designate the corner of Magazine and Chestnut Streets as the "Peter A. Petrillo Square." scanJan 13
  8. 88H Petition received from John Mahoney requesting a second curb cut at the premises numbered 10 Allen Street. scanJan 27
  9. 99H Dedicate the corners of Fourth and Charles Streets to the memory of the late Arthur A. Travers, WW II Veteran. scanJan 27
  10. 1010H Install a "Yield for Pedestrians in Crosswalk" sign at the intersection of Cambridge Street and Windsor Street. scanJan 27
  11. 1111H Designate the corner of Huron Avenue and Royal Avenue as the "Patrick J. and Margaret M. Sullivan Square." scanFeb 3
  12. 1212H Petition received from Osco Drug Store requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 330 River Street. (2B) scanFeb 10
  13. 1313H Petition received from Osco Drug Store requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 330 River Street. (2A) scanFeb 10
  14. 1414H The temporary use of two curb cuts, one on River Street and one on Putnam Avenue at 330 River Street be allowed for a period of 30 days. scanFeb 10
  15. 1515H Dedicate the Cambridge Police Memorial Park at the corner of Western Avenue and Franklin Street. scanFeb 10
  16. 1616H Dedicate the island at 1400 Cambridge Street as the "Thomas F. Coughlin" Corner. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanFeb 24
  17. 1717H Correct the sign on Gore Street and Sixth Street to read "Vincent P. Mammoral." Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanFeb 24
  18. 1818H That the corner of Western Avenue and Dodge Street be named, "Al Adkins Square" in memory of the late Al Adkins. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanFeb 24
  19. 1919H That the intersection of Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue be designated Josephine Green Square in memory of Josephine Green, late foreperson of the Cambridge Public Works Department. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanFeb 24
  20. 2020H Regarding instituting a night-time ban on all through truck traffic from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. scanFeb 24
  21. 2121H Communication received from City Engineer transmitting notice of an additional address at 50 Garden Street. scanFeb 24
  22. 2222H Petition received from Calla Lily Caterers, Inc. requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 92 Kirkland Street. scanFeb 24
  23. 2323H Petition received from J.H. Kim Tae Kwon Do Institute requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 2000 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 24
  24. 2424H Petition received from New England Comics Inc. requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 14A Eliot Street. scanFeb 24
  25. 2525H Petition received fromLaurinda Ferreira requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 370 Prospect Street. scanFeb 24
  26. 2626H Recommendation from the License Commission for the City Council to approve the application from New Salem Service Corp., to amend their Jitney License. scanMar 3
  27. 2727H The area in front of 15 Murray Hill Road and Richard Avenue be designated as "Roselene C. Sullivan Square" in honor of this long time Cantabrigian. scanMar 3
  28. 2828H Petition from Trinity Limited Partnership I requesting permission to erect signs and awnings at the premises numbered 36 JFK Street, 81 Mount Auburn Street and 35 Dunster Street. scanMar 3
  29. 2929H Communication received from Michelle Renee Dupree, transmitting her concern regarding the premises numbered 56-58 Wendell Street, building on the premises is an eyesore and deteriorating. Report Received 3-31-97 Consent Agenda # 4 of 3-31-97 scanMar 3
  30. 3030H Petition received from William Jackson requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 5-7 Worcester Street. scanMar 3
  31. 3131H Petition was received from Searles Corporation d/b/a David Bixby requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered One Brattle Square. scanMar 17
  32. 3232H Petition was received from Tealuxe requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 0 Brattle Street. scanMar 17
  33. 3333H Petition was received from The Modern Brewer requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 2304 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 17
  34. 3434H Petition was received from WC 71, Inc. d/b/a/ Wrap Culture requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 71 Mount Auburn Street. scanMar 17
  35. 3535H Petition was received from Immunization Action Project, The Cambridge Hospital, Department of Pediatrics requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered 3 Central Square and Massachusetts Avenue at Porter Square. scanMar 17
  36. 3636H Petition was received from New England Anti-Vivisection Society, 333 Washington Street, Boston requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered 1100 Massachusetts Avenue to distribute animal literature. scanMar 17
  37. 3737H Relative to a request from the Whitehead Institute that the City grant an easement in the front of the building located at 111 Sixth Street. scanMar 17
  38. 3838H Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, DPW, transmitting three notices of new addresses; one for 31-35 Antrim Street rear, 60 Hamilton Street and 133-135 Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMar 24
  39. 3939H Communication received from John Moot, 44 Coolidge Hill Road, transmitting his concern on towing cars from parking meters during street cleaning. scanMar 24
  40. 4040H Dedicate the corner of Union Street and Hampshire Street as the "Lieutenant John O'Leary Square." scanMar 24
  41. 4141H Petition received from Cambridge Ellis School In., requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 80-88 Trowbridge Street. scanMar 24
  42. 4242H Petition was received from J. N. Phillips Glass Co., Inc. requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 318 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 31
  43. 4343H Petition was received from the Immunization Action Project at the Cambridge Hospital requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanMar 31
  44. 4444H Petition was received from Steven Sack, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 99 Otis Street. scanMar 31
  45. 4545H Petition was received from Hollywood Express, requesting permission for a table to display merchandise on Saturdays from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. commencing May of 1997 to May 1998 at the premises numbered 765 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 31
  46. 4646H Petition was received from Hollywood Express, requesting permission for a table to display merchandise on Saturdays from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. commencing April 1997 to April 1998 at the premises numbered 1740 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 31
  47. 4747H Relative to a request from Eliot Square Enterprise Trust that the City grant an easement on the public way between 91 Winthrop Street and Winthrop Park. scanMar 31
  48. 4848H Assess whether the new replacement sign at the corner of Walden Avenue and Concord Avenue meets sign ordinance and other relevant ordinance requirements, and whether the proper permits were secured prior to erection of the sign. scanMar 31
  49. 4949H Petition was received from Harvard Student Agencies requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 17 Holyoke Street. scanApr 7
  50. 5050H Petition was received from Tennis & Squash Shop requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 67 Mount Auburn Street. scanApr 7
  51. 5151H Petition was received from Sweet Temptations, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 57 J.F.K. Street. scanApr 7
  52. 5252H Petition was received from Sweet Temptations, 57 J.F.K. Street, requesting permission for two tables and four chairs in front of the windows on the Winthrop Street side entrance of 57 J.F.K. Street. scanApr 7
  53. 5353H Communication was received from John Clifford, Chairperson, Central Square World's Fair Committee, requesting the support of the City Council for the World's Fair scheduled for September 21, 1997. scanApr 7
  54. 5454H Petition received from Purple Cactus Burrito Bar, requesting permission for two tables and six seats at the premises numbered 2263 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 14
  55. 5555H Petition received from Hallie's Garden, Inc., requesting permission for a table to display merchandise Monday thru Saturday at the premises numbered 370 1/2 Huron Avenue. scanApr 14
  56. 5656H Petition received from Roger Appleyard requesting permission to erect three signs at the premises numbered 675 Concord Avenue. scanApr 14
  57. 5757H Petition received fromArthur Klipfel requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 1008 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 14
  58. 5858H That a memorial plaque be installed in the vicinity of St. Peter's Field in memory of Tim Morrow, a person who was a friend to many softball players, and Little Leagues for many years who passed away April 2, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanApr 28
  59. 5959H That the intersection of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Plymouth Street be designated "John Francis Clinton Square." Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanApr 28
  60. 6060H Revocation of a sign permit for Chicarelli Real Estate, Inc. at the premises numbered 272-280 Broadway and 183 Columbia Street. scanApr 28
  61. 6161H Revocation of a sign permit for Subs Express at the premises numbered 1288 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  62. 6262H Revocation of a sign permit for Jerry's Underground at the premises numbered 26 Holyoke Street. scanApr 28
  63. 6363H Revocation of a sign permit for Troyka at the premises numbered 1154 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  64. 6464H Petition was received from Gandhi Restaurant, requesting permission to place three tables and six chairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 704 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  65. 6565H Petition was received from Cambridge Natural Foods, Inc., requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in recessed area of window and a bench in the recessed store area at the premises numbered 1668-1672 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  66. 6666H Petition was received from Jose's Mexican Food on the Avenue, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 2390 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  67. 6767H Petition was received from Nora's Daily Grind, requesting permission to place two tables and four chairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 726 Cambridge Street. scanApr 28
  68. 6868H Petition was received from Elsa Chacon, 362 Rindge Avenue, requesting permission for a display of merchandise on the sidewalk across from the premises numbered 360 Rindge Avenue. scanApr 28
  69. 6969H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Windsor Street. scanApr 28
  70. 7070H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting the removal of a existing curb cut at the premises numbered Windsor Street. scanApr 28
  71. 7171H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Windsor Street. scanApr 28
  72. 7272H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting the removal of a curb cut at the premises numbered Windsor Street. scanApr 28
  73. 7373H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Washington Street. scanApr 28
  74. 7474H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Washington Street. scanApr 28
  75. 7575H Petition was received from Daniel Wuenschel, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting the removal of a curb cut at the premises numbered Washington Street. scanApr 28
  76. 7676H Petition was received from Dakini, requesting permission for a table for the display of merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1704 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 28
  77. 7777H Petition was received from The Cambridge Public Health Commission, requesting permission to erect a banner for Community Health Week, across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanApr 28
  78. 7878H Petition was received from The Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to erect two banners for the May Fair in Harvard Square on May 4, 1997, across JFK and Brattle Street. scanApr 28
  79. 7979H Petition was received from Peter Palandjian requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 89-95 Winthrop Street. scanApr 28
  80. 8080H Petition was received from William Thibodeaux requesting the relocation of a curb cut at the premises numbered 130-138 Richdale Avenue. scanApr 28
  81. 8181H Petition was received from James Rafferty for Natraj Realty requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 191 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanApr 28
  82. 8282H Petition was received from the Women's Commission, 51 Inman Street, requesting permission for a table in front of the Senior Center at 806 Massachusetts Avenue for information regarding Women's Health Issues. scanMay 5
  83. 8383H Petition was received from Matisse/Deborah Mann, requesting permission for a table for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1691 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 5
  84. 8484H Petition received from David Aposhian requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 119-127 Pine Street. scanMay 12
  85. 8585H Petition received from Brick Company Grille, Inc., requesting permission for two tables and four chairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 377A Walden Street. scanMay 12
  86. 8686H Communication was received from Terrence P. Morris, General Manager, World Realty & Development, Ltd., requesting approval to eliminate one curb cut by consolidating two existing curb cuts into one at the premises numbered 459-461 and 465 Concord Avenue. scanMay 12
  87. 8787H Petition was received from Bertucci's Restaurant Corporation, requesting permission to place three tables and twelve chairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 21 Brattle Street. scanMay 19
  88. 8888H Petition was received from Commander Properties Inc., requesting permission to erect three canopies and six window awnings at the premises numbered 16 Garden Street. scanMay 19
  89. 8989H Petition was received from Tokyo Kids, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 34-36 J.F.K. Street. scanMay 19
  90. 9090H Petition was received from Cambridge United for Smoking Prevention, requesting permission to erect a banner for "Cambridge Celebrates World No Tobacco Day May 31," across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanMay 19
  91. 9191H Suitable sign marking the location of the Harvard Square Post Office. Councillor Duehay Order #7 scanMay 19
  92. 9292H The corner of Vandine and Berkshire Streets be dedicated as the "Sergio and Maria Gentile Corner." Councillor Galluccio Order #89 scanMay 19
  93. 9393H Replacement of the McNamara Square sign on Broadway Street near Bent Street; the sign was a casualty of the recent storm. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #98 scanMay 19
  94. 9494H Petition was received from Edward Beucler, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 37 Cottage Street. scanJun 2
  95. 9595H Petition was received from Sqeaky Cleaners, requesting permission for a park bench on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 86 Kirkland Street. scanJun 2
  96. 9696H Petition was received from Urban Delight's requesting permission for two tables and four chairs on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 906 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 2
  97. 9797H Replace the "Do Not Enter" sign at the corner of Sciarappa Street and Monsignor O'Brien Highway with the new international sign. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanJun 2
  98. 9898H Name tot lot in the playground at the Kennedy School in East Cambridge the "Josie Muolo Tot Lot" in honor of Josie Muolo's many years of service to the people of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #68 scanJun 2
  99. 9999H The corner of Warren and Jefferson be dedicated in memory of Jack T. Pritchard, late veteran of W.W. II and Past President of the Cambidge Veterans Organizations. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanJun 2
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  108. 108108H Petition was received from Theo Kindermans for Osco Drug Store requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 331-355 Putnam A Avenue. scanJun 16
  109. 109109H Corner of Harvard and Columbia Streets be dedicated in memory of Kenneth R. Robinson, Sr. Late veteran of the Air Force during the Korean Conflict past employee of the Cambridge Election Commission. scanJun 23
  110. 110110H More suitable place to put the Anthony Colosimo Memorial Stone at the Kennedy School. scanJun 23
  111. 111111H Dedication ceremony for former Rep. John Campbell. scanJun 23
  112. 112112H Dedication of Frisoli Teen Center as "The Freddie Cabral, Sr. Gymnasium." scanJun 23
  113. 113113H Enforcement of speed limit on Columbia Street and Brookline Street. scanJun 23
  114. 114114H Enforcement of the "one way" street directions on Clark and Dickinson Streets. scanJun 23
  115. 115115H Petition was received from Caribbean Heritage Association Inc. requesting permission for a banner across the premises numbered 555-556 Mass. Ave. from now until July 12, 1997. scanJun 23
  116. 116116H Relative to Two Canal Park Limited Partnership requesting the relocation of an existing curb cut on First Street. scanJun 23
  117. 117117H Relative to Two Canal Park Limited Partnership requesting the relocation of an existing curb cut on Cambridge Street. scanJun 23
  118. 118118H Petition received from C'est, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 110 Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 23
  119. 119119H Petition received from Lead-Safe Cambridge, Community Development Department, requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered 795 Mass. Ave. scanJun 23
  120. 120120H Petition received from Adidam, 1 Foster Street, Brighton, requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered one Brattle Square. scanJun 23
  121. 121121H Petition received from Lead Safe Cambridge, requesting permission to erect a banner for Lead Poisoning Prevention Week across Mass. Ave. in front of City Hall. scanJun 23
  122. 122122H Dedicate the corner of Lopez Avenue and Hurley Street as the Frank and Many Botelho Square. scanJun 23
  123. 123123H Dedicate the corner of Spring and Sciarappa Street as the Mr. Cappucci Square. scanJun 23
  124. 124124H Dedicate the corner of Cambridge and Oakland Streets as the Richard K. Maloney Corner. scanJun 23
  125. 125125H Regarding permission to erect a banner celebrating Twenty-five years of Therapeutic Educational Excellence for the month of September. scanJun 23
  126. 126126H Relative to a Home Rule Petition authorizing the City to grant certain easements regarding parkland at Two Canal Park. scanJun 23
  127. 127127H Petition received from Richard Bohaker, Cambridge Inn, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 240-258 Monsignor O'Brien Highway at Sciarrappa Street. scanJun 23
  128. 100100H Petition received from Erik Pravitz requesting curb cut at the premises numbered 169 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanJun 9
  129. 101101H Petition received from Jeffrey Klein for Pemberton Place LLC requesting the relocation of an existing curb cut at the premises numbered 177 Pemberton Street. scanJun 9
  130. 102102H Petition was received from Steve's Greek Cuisine requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 1172 Cambridge Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services Department, Community Development and a copy of a letter sent to the abutters. scanJun 16
  131. 103103H Petition was received from Cambridge Public Library 1997 Summer Reading Club, requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall to remain up as long as possible throughout the summer. scanJun 16
  132. 104104H Petition was received from Grafton, Inc./Patrick Lee, requesting permission for eleven tables with two of the tables serving food only and no alcohol, on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1280 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 16
  133. 105105H Petition was received from Urban Eats, Inc. d/b/a Allan Doo/Cafe Soho requesting permission for a sign on the trash barrel at the intersection of Cambridge, Hampshire and Springfield Streets. scanJun 16
  134. 106106H Corner of Holworthy and Belmont Streets be named "Leo Ciccolo Corner" in honor of a strong neighborhood advocate and long-term resident. Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #14 scanJun 16
  135. 107107H That the corner of Richdale Avenue and Walden Street be dedicated in memory of Paul Erickson, a Cambridge resident who died on April 9, 1997. Vice Mayor Born Order #59 scanJun 16
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  156. 128128H Dedicate Sixth and Charles Streets in honor of Joseph L. Roberts. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #19 scanAug 4
  157. 129129H Straighten the Louise Layne Square sign at the corner of Calendar and Magee Streets as soon as possible. Councillor Reeves Order #114 scanAug 4
  158. 130130H Suitable plaque or other similar memorial in honor of Jean Lorenz be located at the Mid-Cambridge park. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #140 scanAug 4
  159. 131131H Name of Blanche Street, from Green to Mass. Ave. remain unchanged. Mayor Russell Order #5 scanAug 4
  160. 132132H Application received from Mary Masterson requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 23-25 Muller Avenue scanAug 4
  161. 133133H Petition received from Grafton Street, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1280 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 4
  162. 134134H Petition received from the Teen Health Center, requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered Zero Harvard Square. scanAug 4
  163. 135135H Petition received from Antiques on Cambridge Street requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 1076 Cambridge Street. scanAug 4
  164. 136136H Petition received from Sts. Constantine and Helen Orthodox Church, requesting permission to erect a banner for the Annual Grecial Festival, August 15-17, 1997, across Mass Ave in front of City Hall. scanAug 4
  165. 137137H Petition received from Issay Corp. c/b/a/ Malimo requesting permission to erect an awning at 928 Mass Ave. scanAug 4
  166. 138138H Petition received from Atasca Restaurant requesting permission to erect two awnings at the premises numbered 279 Broadway. scanAug 4
  167. 139139H Petition received from City Girl Caffe requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 204 Hampshire Street. scanAug 4
  168. 140140H Petition received from BHCC/The Office of Workforce Development, requesting permission to erect a banner across Mass Ave in front of city Hall to promote the Bunker Hill Community College. scanAug 4
  169. 141141H Petition received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect a two faced electric clock at the corner of Sidney and Green Streets. scanAug 4
  170. 142142H Petition received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect four banner stanchions and twelve light stanchions at the premises numbered 55 Franklin Street. scanAug 4
  171. 143143H Petition received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect 15 light stanchions and 3 awnings at the premises numbered 20 Sidney Street. scanAug 4
  172. 144144H Petition received from Forest City Development requesting permission to erect five banner stanchions, an awning and 14 light stanchions at the premises numbered 350 Mass. Ave. scanAug 4
  173. 145145H Petition received from David Mazhandu, 18 Acorn Street, Malden, requesting permission for a table at the premises numbered 615 Mass. Ave. scanAug 4
  174. 146146H Petition received from Dolly's Cuisine requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 1500 Cambridge Street. scanAug 4
  175. 147147H An application has been received from Daniel O'Connell's Sons requesting three curb cuts at the premises numbered 201 Vassar Street. scanAug 4
  176. 148148H An application has been received from Taletha Fabrician, for MIT, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 46-84 Albany Street. scanAug 4
  177. 149149H An application has been received from Cambridge Friends School requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 45 Sheridan Street. scanAug 4
  178. 150150H An application received from Manuel Sousa requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 401 Windsor Street. scanAug 4
  179. 151151H An application received from Joseph Bailey requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 102 Otis Street. scanAug 4
  180. 152152H An application received from Richard E. Botelho, Sr. requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 28 Berkshire Street. scanAug 4
  181. 153153H An application received from Alan Burne for the Cambridge Hospital requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 1493 Cambridge Street. scanAug 4
  182. 154154H Petition received from Hubba Hubba requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 534 Mass. Ave. scanAug 4
  183. 155155H An application received from John Womack requesting curb cut at the premises numbered 36 Raymond Street. scanAug 4
  184. 156156H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 2 Frost Street and 50 Roseland Street. scanSep 8
  185. 157157H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 6-14 Garfield Street. scanSep 8
  186. 158158H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 134-138 Richdale Avenue. scanSep 8
  187. 159159H An application was received from the Central Square World's Fair, requesting permission to erect four banners across Massachusetts Avenue near City Hall, Hi Fi Pizza, Prospect Street and the Fire Station for the World's Fair Saturday, September 21, 1997. scanSep 8
  188. 160160H An application was received from Committee to Elect Robin A. Harris, requesting permission to set up a table at the Carl Barron Plaza, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM for Saturday, September 13, 1997. scanSep 8
  189. 161161H Petition was received from Mr. Bartley's Burger Cottage, requesting permission for additional eight tables and sixteen seats on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1246 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 8
  190. 162162H An application has been received from Vincent Logiudice requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 92-94 Plymouth Street. scanSep 8
  191. 163163H An application has been received from Anita T. Sloan requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 1 Chetwynd Road. scanSep 8
  192. 164164H An application has been received from Elizabeth Murphy requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 2 Chetwynd Roady. scanSep 8
  193. 165165H An application has been received from Michael Hanlon requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 132 Huron Avenue. scanSep 8
  194. 166166H An application has been received from Michael Hanlon requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 11 Holly Avenue. scanSep 8
  195. 167167H An application has been received from James McCormack requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 241 Upland Road. scanSep 8
  196. 168168H An application has been received from Joseph F. Tulimieri, Executive Director for the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 106-118 Broadway. scanSep 8
  197. 169169H An application has been received from Joseph F. Tulimieri, Executive Director for the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Broadway and Western Connector. scanSep 8
  198. 170170H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 5 Cadbury Road. scanSep 8
  199. 171171H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 120 Lakeview Avenue. scanSep 8
  200. 172172H Petition was received from Uniglobe Melia Travel, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 714 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 8
  201. 173173H Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a recommendation from the License Commission for the City Council to approve a Jitney application for Paul Revere Transportation Company, L.C.C. with conditions. scanSep 8
  202. 174174H Relative to three Jitney applications of Paul Revere Transportation Company. scanSep 8
  203. 175175H Petition received from the Cambridge Carnival International for a banner to be hung across Mass. Ave. from 7/29/97 through 8/9/97. scanSep 8
  204. 176176H Petition was received from Lily Chen d/b/a The Restaurant Changsho requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 1712 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 8
  205. 177177H Dedicate Portland Street and Hampshire Street as "Dougie's Corner." Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanSep 8
  206. 178178H That the corner of Third Street and Monsignor O'Brien Highway be named in honor of the late retired Cambridge Police Captain Peter A. "Tony" Rubbicco. Councillor Sullivan Order #86 scanSep 8
  207. 179179H Location and memorial be chosen for dedication in the memory of Jamesia Farrahkan Dottin. Councillor Galluccio Order #108 scanSep 8
  208. 180180H Memorial for Bienvenido J. "Benny" Rosa be located at Hoyt Field. Councillor Reeves Order #119 scanSep 8
  209. 181181H Erection of four banners celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of Matignon High School. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #187 scanSep 8
  210. 182182H Redicate the Anna Johnson Little League Diamond at Donnelly Field. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanSep 22
  211. 183183H That the corner of Harvey and Cedar Streets be and hereby is known as "Knights of Columbus Council #269 Square. Councillor Sullivana nd Mayor Russell Order #25 scanSep 22
  212. 184184H That the sign designating Mary Conlan Park on Little Mass. Ave. be replaced. Vice Mayor Born Order #47 scanSep 22
  213. 185185H An application has been received from Duncan MacArthur requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 131 Pleasant Street. scanSep 29
  214. 186186H An application has been received from Mary Dillon requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 49-51 Granville Road scanSep 29
  215. 187187H An application has been received from Sheila Anzuoni requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 23 Fairmont Street scanSep 29
  216. 188188H Petition was received from Cafe & Restaurant Figueirense, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1108 Cambridge Street. scanSep 29
  217. 189189H Communication was received from Rabbi Shalom B. Scheiner, Director, Chabad of Cambridge, transmitting a letter requesting a permit to erect a portable hut in Harvard Square and a permit to construct a Chanukah menorah which will be used to conduct public Chanukah candle-lighting ceremonies. scanSep 29
  218. 190190H Dedicate a corner in honor of Manuel Slate. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #2 scanSep 29
  219. 191191H Dedicate a corner in the area of Greenough Avenue as "Charles Sprague Square" in honor of Charles Sprague, former Building commissioner for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanSep 29
  220. 192192H The "Josiah Quincy Square" be rededicated with the assistance of the family and that an appropriate plaque be erected designating this square. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanSep 29
  221. 193193H An application received from Eileen Span requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 32 Gray Street. scanOct 6
  222. 194194H Communication received from Helen Petrillo, transmitting her sincere appreciation for dedicating the corner of Magazine and Chestnut Streets in memory of her husfand Peter Petrillo. scanOct 6
  223. 195195H Dedication of a site in honor of Edward M. Guleserian. - Garden & Berkley Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanOct 6
  224. 196196H Petition was received from Hollywood Espresso requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 1736 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 20
  225. 197197H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, the Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 12-26 Robinson Street. scanOct 20
  226. 198198H Petition was received from Cambridge Even Start/Title I, requesting permission to erect a banner across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall to celebrate National Family Literacy Month and National Family Literacy Day - November 1, 1997 at City Hall. scanOct 20
  227. 199199H That the corner of Hampshire Street and Inman Street be named "Cusack Square." Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanOct 20
  228. 200200H That a tree be dedicated in honor of Henry F. McKenna. Vice Mayor Born Order #76 scanOct 20
  229. 201201H Petition received from Alex MacDonald et al., to dedicate the playground behind the Harrington School in memory of Jeffrey Curley. scanOct 20
  230. 202202H Petition was received from Choice Realty, requesting permission to erect seventeen gooseneck light fixtures at the premises numbered 645-655 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 27
  231. 203203H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 1, 3 and 5 East Street. scanOct 27
  232. 204204H Dedicate corner of Hampshire and Clark Street in honor of Mary and Manuel Joaquim. Councillor Triantafillou Order #28 scanOct 27
  233. 205205H Two Canal Park site dedication on October 27, 1997. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanOct 27
  234. 206206H Make a section of Roberts Road crossing to Cambridge Street "Resident Parking Only." Councillor Galluccio Order #57 scanOct 27
  235. 207207H An application has been received from Harvard Cooperative Society requesting the deletion of a service curb cut at the premises numbered 1400 Massachusetts Avenue - Rear Entry (Palmer Street side.) scanNov 3
  236. 208208H Petition was received from Cambridge Savings Bank requesting permission to erect four awnings at the premises numbered 1364 Cambridge Street. scanNov 17
  237. 209209H That the corner of Magazine Street and Erie Street be named the Fred Williams, Sr. Square. Mayor Russell Order #81 scanNov 17
  238. 210210H Petition was received from The Harvard COOP Society requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 1400 Massachusetts Avenue scanNov 17
  239. 211211H Petition was received from The Harvard COOP Society requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 8 Brattle Street. scanNov 17
  240. 212212H Petition was received from The Harvard COOP Society requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 1400 Massachusetts Avenue Rear (facing Palmer Street alley). scanNov 17
  241. 213213H Petition was received from Carol's Cutting Co. requesting permission to erect an awning at the premises numbered 1678 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 17
  242. 214214H Petition was received from ELITE, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign and a full size mannequin at the premises numbered 49A Brattle Street. scanNov 17
  243. 215215H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new addresses for 1, 3A, 3B, 5 Birch Street and 459, 461, 463 and 465 Concord Avenue. scanNov 17
  244. 216216H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 725 Main Street. scanNov 17
  245. 217217H Petition was received from Cambridge Cares About AIDS, requesting permission to erect a banner for WORLD AIDS DAY - December 1, 1997 across Massachusetts Avenue in front of City Hall. scanNov 17
  246. 218218H An application has been received from Robert Pease requesting the discontinuance of an existing curb cut and a new curb cut at the premises numbered 57 Lakeview Avenue scanNov 17
  247. 219219H Petition was received from Harvard Student Agencies Inc. requesting permission to erect seven awnings at the premises numbered 67-73 Mount Auburn Street. scanNov 17
  248. 220220H Petition was received from Laser Designs, requesting permission for a free-standing sign with a strong base at the premises numbered 66 Church Street. scanNov 17
  249. 221221H Sundry applications have been received from Cambridge Housing Authority requesting curb cuts at the following locations 1 Corcoran Park, 23 Corcoran Park, 30 Corcoran Park, 31 Corcoran Park, 53 Corcoran Park, 60 Corcoran Park, 71 Corcoran Park, 77 Corcoran Park, 137 Corcoran Park, 140 Corcoran Park. scanNov 17
  250. 222222H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of a new address of 1 Gibson Street. scanNov 24
  251. 223223H Petition was received from Bank Boston requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 67 Mount Auburn Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services Department, Community Development and abutters. scanNov 24
  252. 224224H Petition was received from Ten Thousand Villages, requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 694 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 24
  253. 225225H Notice of a new address of 174-176 Concord Avenue. scanNov 24
  254. 226226H Notice of a new address of 1713-1715 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 24
  255. 227227H Petition from Café Del Sol requesting permisstion to erect a sign at the premises numbered 424 Cambridge Street. scanDec 15
  256. 228228H Dedicate the 8th hole at the Fresh Pond "Tip O'Neill" Golf Course in memory of David Ryan. scanDec 15
  257. 229229H Rename the Lechmere Station as the Lechmere-Cambridgeside Station. scanDec 15
  258. 230230H Petition from Taco Del Mar for three awnings and one sign at the premises of 596 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 22
  259. 231231H Petition received from Michael Reddington requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 248 Chestnut Street. scanDec 22
  260. 232232H Petition received from Antone Cardoza, 23 Bellis Circle, regarding the elimination of a parking space in front of 23 Bellis Circle. scanDec 22
  261. 233233H Petition from Cambridge Auto Clinic, Inc. d/b/a US Petroleum for replacement of facade of existing sign at the premises numbered 297 Concord Avenue. scanDec 22
  262. 234234H Petition received from Cambridge Auto Clinic d/b/a U.S. Petroleum requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 297 Concord Avenue on the Walden Street side. scanDec 22
  263. 235235H Dedicate the installation of a manual traffic light at the intersection of Concord Avenue and Alpine Street as the "Olive M. Johnson Crossing" to recognize her work on behalf of the neighborhood. scanDec 22
  264. 236236H Communication received from the family of Josephine Greene, transmitting their thanks for the dedication of "Josephine Greene Square." scanDec 22

Finance

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  1. 11F Appropriation of $4,000 to be used to fund a part-time Project Coordinator for the Black Elder Program at the Senior Center. scanJan 6
  2. 22F Appropriation of $7,725 to be used for food and related supplies for the Council on Aging food pantry. scanJan 6
  3. 33F Appropriation of $3,500 to pay ESL instructors at the Community Learning Center. scanJan 6
  4. 44F Appropriation of $6,000 to be used for a Council on Aging part-time Volunteer Program, supplies and general office expenses. scanJan 6
  5. 55F Appropriation of $24,265 to provide funds for three English as a Second Language Classes and to implement a Civic Education Project. scanJan 6
  6. 66F Appropriation of $125,000 to be used for the design and consof the Wheeler Water Garden at Danehy Park. scanJan 6
  7. 77F Transfer of $8,500 to provide funds for consulting services for updating and codifying the policies of the School Committee. scanJan 6
  8. 88F Appropriation of $2,300.00 to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless. scanJan 13
  9. 99F Transfer of $2,440.00 to cover the cost of the program director's salary. scanJan 13
  10. 1010F Appropriation of $6,000.00 to pay a portionof the North Cambridge Crime Task Force Coordinator's salary and operational expenses. scanJan 13
  11. 1111F Transfer of $2,158.00 for the operations of the program. scanJan 13
  12. 1212F Transfer of $3,100.00 to cover medical bills for an employee under worker's compensation. scanJan 13
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  22. 2222F The transfer of $6,400 in the General Fund of the Office of Cable Television from Salary & Wages Account for repair of equipment and purchase of an automated playback system. scanFeb 10
  23. 2323F The appropriation of $7,000 in the Grant Fund of the Cambridge Fire Department's Salary and Wages Account to be used for the S.A.F.E. Program which is directed at reducing fires caused by careless use of smoking related materials. scanFeb 10
  24. 2424F The appropriation of $5,969.38 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations, to be used by the Youth Center to support the cost of special projects. scanFeb 10
  25. 2525F The appropriation of $550.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations, to be used by the Office of Workforce Development in providing summer jobs for youth. scanFeb 10
  26. 2626F To an order requesting the appropriation of a grant totalling $68,000 from the Attorney General's Office, to be appropriated in the License Commission to help support 1 1/2 positions and office related expenses such as postage and office supplies. scanFeb 10
  27. 2727F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,000 in the Grant Fund of the License Commission (Consumer Council) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Executive Office of Elder Affairs, for work study payments for college interns. scanFeb 10
  28. 2828F Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,600 in the General Fund of the License Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Miscellaneous License revenue, to cover transcription services for the remainder of the fiscal year. scanFeb 10
  29. 1313F Appropriation of $15,000 to be use for food contracts with Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee to purchase supplies for food pantry networks. scanJan 27
  30. 1414F Appropriation of $900 which will be used to provide job-related writing courses for ten employees of Cambridge Head Start. scanJan 27
  31. 1515F Appropriation of $788 to assist in the development of a multicultural resource lending library. scanJan 27
  32. 1616F Appropriation of $45,207 to fund a case management program to serve the needs of former protected status households. scanJan 27
  33. 1717F Transfer of $66,500 to be used for a comprehensive management development program and will be transferred to Judgement and Damages Account for payment of medical services for officers injured in the line of duty. scanJan 27
  34. 1818F Relative to the 1995-1996 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. scanJan 27
  35. 1919F Appropriation of $3,000 to support the salary of the Crime Task Force Coordinator. scanFeb 3
  36. 2020F Appropriation of $55,000 to Work Transition through Bunker Hill Community College. scanFeb 3
  37. 2121F Transfer of $45,000 for payment of outstanding medical bills and to fund the account through the end of FY97. scanFeb 3
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  45. 2929F Appropriation of $500.00 to help support the cost of the Tobacco float in the City's 150th year parade. scanFeb 24
  46. 3030F Appropriationof $27,633.00 to be used by the Community Learning Center to cover teacher salaries and benefits and supplies. scanFeb 24
  47. 3131F Appropriation of $7,272.00 to be used by the Community Learning Center for teacher salaries and benefits and supplies. scanFeb 24
  48. 3232F Transfer of $10,890.00 to provide residents of Cambridge public housing slots in the Community Schools after school and summer camp programs. scanFeb 24
  49. 3333F Appropriation of $119,000 to cover unanticipated increases in the areas of parking ticket processing and collection and garage management. scanMar 3
  50. 3434F Transfer of $4,750 to be used to upgrade the network work processing software to MS Word for Wordperfect. scanMar 3
  51. 3535F Transfer of $17,750.54 to be used for salaries of part-time personnel who run programs at the schools. scanMar 3
  52. 3636F A report for a joint public meeting between the Finance Committee of the City Council and the Finance Committee of the School Committee for the purpose of a preliminary overview of the FY '98 budget. scanMar 3
  53. 3737F A report from the Finance Committee for the purpose of receiving a report on the City of Cambridge FY 1997-2001 Financial Projections. scanMar 3
  54. 3838F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $3,000 from the Electrical Department Salaries and Wages Account to the Electrical Department Travel and Training Account to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments for two employees. scanMar 17
  55. 3939F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,204.60 from the Grant Fund Community Development Travel and Training Account to the Grant Fund Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for outreach materials on lead paint to educate Cambridge school children in conjunction with the Community Based Lead Educational Incentive Grant. scanMar 17
  56. 4040F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $80,000.00 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department Salary and Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement and Damages Account), to provide funds for workers compensation claims, lump sum payments and related medical invoices. scanMar 17
  57. 4141F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $2,810.00 in the General Fund of the Finance Department Salary and Wages Account to the Travel And Training (Judgement and Damages Account), to provide funds for payment of medical bills. scanMar 17
  58. 4242F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $10,000.00 in the General Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for contract expenses related to gymnastic instructions. scanMar 17
  59. 4343F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $39,265.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($33,918) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($5,347) from the Cambridge Housing Authority to provide funds for teacher salaries and supplies for English as a Second Language classes. scanMar 17
  60. 4444F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $972,199.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($146,770) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($825,429) from the Federal Housing and Urban Development Department to provide funds for Supportive Housing for a three year period. scanMar 17
  61. 4545F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $14,000.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Service Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Local Federal Emergency Management Administration, to provide funds for fuel assistance and rental assistance for qualified residents. scanMar 17
  62. 4646F Amend committee report 1A requiring a one percent transfer fee on all residential real estate at the timeof sale,exempting the first #100,000 the fee to be paid by the buyer, with all proceeds to be used solely for affordable housing. scanMar 24
  63. 4747F Appropriation of $2,586.44 to be used with the Young Adults with Disabilities Grant to provide funds for teacher salaries, traveland operating expenses. scanMar 24
  64. 4848F Transfer of $3,000 to provide funds for payment of medical bills. scanMar 24
  65. 4949F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $102,000.00 the funds will be used to provide operating costs or rehabilitation costs of shelter facilities and for homeless prevention activities or essential services for the homeless. scanMar 31
  66. 5050F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $100,000.00 to provide funds to assist formerly protected tenants who are threatened with displacement. scanApr 7
  67. 5151F Appropriation of $3,300.00 to provide funds for the purchase of additional composters. scanApr 14
  68. 5252F Appropriation of $206,750.00 to provide funds to cover the cost of the Individual Professional Improvement Inventive Stipend paid to members of the Cambridge Teachers Association (CTA). scanApr 14
  69. 5353F Appropriation of $1,506,000.00 to provide funds for sewer separation in the North Cambridge and Fresh Pond areas. scanApr 14
  70. 5454F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $150,000.00 to the General Fund Law Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for outside legal counsel ($96,000) in recovery funds from the State Highway Department land taking and ($54,000) in sewer revenues. scanApr 28
  71. 5555F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $3,360.00 from the Election Commission Salary and Wages Account to the Election Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for temporary assistance for data entry of census forms. scanApr 28
  72. 5656F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $3,300.00 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Library Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the costs incurred related to Library 21 programming during FY97. scanApr 28
  73. 5757F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from Cambridge Head Start in the amount of $90,000.00 to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for a grant from Cambridge Head Start to the Frisoli Youth Center. scanApr 28
  74. 5858F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the State Executive Office of Environmental Affairs in the amount of $167,751.00 to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for improvements to Donnelly Playground and construction of a pedestrian walkway. scanApr 28
  75. 5959F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $150,000.00 to the General Fund Law Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for outside legal counsel ($96,000) in recovery funds from the State Highway Department land taking and ($54,000) in sewer revenues. scanApr 28
  76. 6060F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $11,858.65 in program income from the Lead-Safe Cambridge Program to the Grant Fund Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to recycle lead abatement monies back into the program. scanMay 5
  77. 6161F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a donation from the Cambridge Heritage Trust of $1,900 to the Grant Fund Historical Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to cover costs associated with the first annual Cambridge Preservation Awards Program. scanMay 5
  78. 6262F Relative to an order requesting the transfer $5,000 in the General Fund from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the City Clerk's Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to be used to cover unanticipated increases in the costs of advertising. [handwritten: Report Received 6-16-97 / Consent Agenda #19 of 6-16-97] scanMay 5
  79. 6363F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $6,000 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages (Judgement & Damages) account to cover the current and projected expenses for medical bills. scanMay 5
  80. 6464F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to provide funds for the Area IV Crime Task Force Annual Drug Free Community Fair. scanMay 5
  81. 6565F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $120,000 from the Human Services General Fund Salary & Wages Account to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for costs associated with the renovation of the third floor of 51 Inman Street. scanMay 5
  82. 6666F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $19,600 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to offset the cost of increase contractual services at the Family Center in North Cambridge. scanMay 5
  83. 6767F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,004,405.00 to cover debt service on the Cambridge Hospital and Neville Manor Bonds issued by the City. scanMay 5
  84. 6868F Funding in the FY98 budget to provide a part-time person to coordinate our sister city efforts. Report Received 2-2-98 Mayor Russell Order #16 Consent Agenda # 1 of 2-2-98 scanMay 5
  85. 6969F Communication was received from Commonwealth Gas Company, transmitting a copy of its condensed financial return for year ended December 31, 1996. scanMay 5
  86. 7070F Relative to a order requesting the transfer of $6,400.00 from Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to Election Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to implement preparations for computerinzing proportional representation in the 1997 Municipal Election. scanMay 12
  87. 7171F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $950,000.00 from the General Fund Employee Benefits Salaries & Wages Account to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for improvements to Corporal Burns Park and design services for the Porter Square/North Massachusetts Avenue and Cambridge Street Improvement Projects. scanMay 12
  88. 7272F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $351,910.00 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Free Cash to cover the increased cost of rubbish removal; curbside recycling collection; to cover the costs of sanding and refinishing all gym floors at the Area IV, Gately and Moore Youth Centers; and to repair the King School Day Care lot and walk. scanMay 12
  89. 7373F A report was received from the Finance Committee, for meetings held on April 16 and 17, 1997 and May 6, 1997 regarding the General Fund Budget for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal Year 1998. scanMay 12
  90. 7474F A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for meetings held on April 16 and 17, 1997 and May 6, 1997 regarding the WATER FUND for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal year 1998. scanMay 12
  91. 7575F A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, for meetings held on April 16 and 17, 1997 and May 6, 1997 regarding the CAPITAL INVESTMENT FUND for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal year 1998. scanMay 12
  92. 7676F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,875,000.00 to fund the final phase of the installation of the fiber optic network infrastructure system and the next phase of the acquisition of personal computers for both City and School use. scanMay 12
  93. 7777F A report received from the Finance Committee, for meetings held on April 16 and 17, 1997 and May 6, 1997 regarding the GENERAL FUND BUDGET for the City of Cambridge for Fiscal year 1988. scanMay 12
  94. 7878F An order requesting the transfer of $20,000 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for contract expenses related to gymnastic instruction at the Maynard Community School. scanMay 19
  95. 7979F An order requesting the appropriation of $6,500 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Department of Education to provide funds to purchase a server and related equipment in order to network the Learning Center's Computer Lab. scanMay 19
  96. 8080F An order requesting the appropriation of $16,671 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Road Race Receipts to fund special projects for the Council on Aging. scanMay 19
  97. 8181F An order requesting the appropriation of $19,955 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the Mass Department of Education through the CHA to provide funds for English as a Second Language classes at Jefferson Park. scanMay 19
  98. 8282F An order requesting the appropriation of $771 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($521) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($250) from the Cambridge Head Start Daycare Program to provide a cycle of job related writing courses to its employees. scanMay 19
  99. 8383F An order requesting the appropriation of $25,000 in the General Fund of the Fire Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Rescue Unit Fees to cover the cost of replacing the bucket assembly on Ladder 2 and diesel engine work. scanMay 19
  100. 8484F An order requesting the transfer of $10,610 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account in order to contract with the Center for Substance Abuse for outreach services. scanMay 19
  101. 8585F An order requesting the transfer of $15,890 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide for transitional housing services provided in conjunction with the YMCA. scanMay 19
  102. 8686F An order requesting the transfer of $14,909.70 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for substance abuse prevention and outreach services with the Center for Substance Abuse. scanMay 19
  103. 8787F An order requesting the transfer of $5,000 for the Water Department Salary & Wages Account to the Water Department Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to pay for outstanding medical bills. scanMay 19
  104. 8888F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,500,000 in bond proceeds to the Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the repayment of a loan from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to the City. scanJun 2
  105. 8989F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Grant Fund Community Development Salaries & Wages Account ($432,541), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,737,244), and Travel & Training Account ($7,542) to provide funds to continue the Lead-Safe Cambridge Program for an additional two years and monitoring for a third year. scanJun 2
  106. 9090F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,334 in private donations to the Grant Fund Animal Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for medical payments for injured animals under the care of the Animal Commission. scanJun 2
  107. 9191F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $84,160 in Interest Earnings and transfer from the Agency Fund to the Debt Services Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds to cover interest payments on the $1,500,000 Section 108 Biotech loan. scanJun 2
  108. 9292F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $20,000 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Salary & Wages Account ($7,020) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($12,980) from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to provide funds to increase the level of safety to women living, working and visiting Cambridge. scanJun 2
  109. 9393F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $2,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Travel & Training Account to provide funds to help operate the Family Center in North Cambridge. scanJun 2
  110. 9494F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $40,000 to the Public Investment Fund Human Services Extraordinary Expenditures Account from excess child care revenue to provide funds to be used to upgrade and replace classroom items and other miscellaneous equipment for preschool and school age programs. scanJun 2
  111. 9595F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,150 to provide funds to offset a portion of the costs associated with the Irish Heritage Celebration. scanJun 9
  112. 9696F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $7,859 to help provide services to homeless persons. scanJun 9
  113. 9797F An order requesting the appropriation of $146,041 to provide funds to Cambridge homeowners eligible in the federal category of poverty with water and sewer bills. scanJun 9
  114. 9898F Relative to an order requesting the amendment of a loan order appropriating $9,830,000 for improvements to the Morse School to $12,000,000. scanJun 9
  115. 9999F $9,905,000. city of Cambridge Massachusetts General Obligation Bonds Municipal Purpose Loan of 1997. scanJun 9
  116. 100100F Relative to draft legislation which would allow for early retirement benefits for Water Treatment Plant Employees at the Cambridge Water Dept. due to the closure of the Treatment Plant for renovation. scanJun 9
  117. 101101F Relative to an order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from available balances prior to the close of the books for Fiscal Year 1996-1997. scanJun 16
  118. 102102F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $2,170 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Election Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds needed to complete the 1997 annual census. scanJun 16
  119. 103103F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $8,000 in the General Fund of the Library from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover energy costs for the final FY97 bill. scanJun 16
  120. 104104F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $15,000 in the General Fund from the Traffic, Parking & Transportation Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training Account (Judgement & Damages) to pay outstanding medical bills. scanJun 16
  121. 105105F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $28,175 in the General Fund of the Fire Department Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover costs associated with the processing of candidates for twenty-four positions on the reserve list. scanJun 16
  122. 106106F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $957 in the General Fund of the Women's Commission from the Other Ordinary Maintenance to the Travel & Training to cover the cost of attending the Nat'l Assoc. of Comm. for Women Convention. scanJun 16
  123. 107107F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $103,000 from the General Fund Police Salary & Wages Account to the Police Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($10,000) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($93,000) to provide funds to purchase a new booking/prisoner taping/monitoring system. scanJun 16
  124. 108108F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $209,050 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Free Cash to cover the costs of snow removal and tree damage related expenses incurred during the April 1st snow storm. scanJun 16
  125. 109109F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $71,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the General Services Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from Free Cash to cover the costs to replace photocopier machines for the City Clerk, Personnel and Election Department's as well as to purchase new machines for the City Manager's, Law and Police Department's. scanJun 16
  126. 110110F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $11,600 in the General Fund to the Inspectional Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide for replacement equipment such as a fax machine, laser jet printer, telephones, two-way radio and a camcorder for video of certain scenes. scanJun 16
  127. 111111F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,583,760 in reimbursements from the Cambridge Public Health Commission (CPHC) to the FY98 Employee Benefits Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for the CPHC's share of the FY98 Contributory Retirement appropriation. scanJun 16
  128. 112112F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $250,000 from the General Fund Police Salary & Wages Account to the Public Investment Fund Police Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds to complete the purchase of a new Police Records Management System and allow for the development of management reports for the Computer Aided Dispatch system. scanJun 16
  129. 113113F Relative to five end-of-the-year School Department budget recommendation which have been approved and transmitted by the School Committee and are as follows: 1) appropriation of $206,478 to School Salary Stabilization Fund from additional CH70 state aid revenues; 2) appropriation of $20,064 to General Fund School Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from additional Medicaid reimbursements; 3) transfer $106,249 from General Fund Employee Benefits Salary & Wages to the School Salary Stabilization fund; 4) transfer $37,188 from the General Fund School Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account to the School Debt Service Stabilization Fund; and 5) appropriation of $293,968 to the General Fund School Salary & Wages Account from Free Cash. scanJun 16
  130. 114114F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $4,050 from the Inspectional Services Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account for medical bills for an on-the-job injury. scanJun 23
  131. 115115F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice for $45,000 to the Grant Fund of the Police Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the purchase of laptop computers for marked police vehicles. scanJun 23
  132. 116116F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance for $214,950 to the Grant Fund Police Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the purchase of laptop computers for marked police vehicles, two motorcycles, a "reverse 911" community notification system, and to cover a portion of the costs of the Police/Private Security Collaborative Group and the implementation of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design. scanJun 23
  133. 117117F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $76,000 in the General Fund of the School Department from the Travel & Training Account to the Extraordinary Expenditures Account to cover expenditures for classroom scanJun 23
  134. 118118F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $131,652 in the General Fund of the School Department from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover the costs associated with the purchase of one-time educational materials and equipment. scanJun 23
  135. 119119F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $40,400 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Department of Education, Nutrition Programs and Services to provide funds for the 1997 Summer Food Service Program. scanJun 23
  136. 120120F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $273,000 from available balances in the School Department Salary & Wages Account to the School Department Salary Stabilization Fund ($225,000) to be used to fund one-time staffing costs in FY98 and ($48,000) to the Public Investment Fund School Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account for renovations and furniture for various schools. scanJun 23
  137. 121121F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,300,000 from the Massachusetts Water Pollution Abatement Trust to finance the costs of confirming the exact locations of illegal sanitary services connected to storm drains and reconnecting those services to sanitary sewers. scanJun 23
  138. 122122F An award of $985,000 for two affordable housing projects. scanAug 4
  139. 123123F The appropriation of $3,106,000 to fund the labor contracts for the Police Patrol Officer's Association and the Police Superior Officer's Association for fiscal years 1995, 1996 and 1997. scanAug 4
  140. 124124F Appropriation of a grant for $614,700 to provide funds for the HOME Program. scanAug 4
  141. 125125F Grant for $68,300 to cover administrative costs associated with the operation of the HOME Program. scanAug 4
  142. 126126F Appropriation of $15,750 to provide funds to build and support a city-wide coalition working on tobacco-related issues. scanAug 4
  143. 127127F Appropriation of $158,409 to help prevent homelessness by providing counseling for tenants, landlords, mediation and housing search assistance for families facing eviction. scanAug 4
  144. 128128F Appropriation of $86,451 to provide funds for services to homeless persons residing at the Cambridge YMCA and YWCA. scanAug 4
  145. 129129F Appropriation of $226,443 to provide funds for the Summer Food Service Program. scanAug 4
  146. 130130F Appropriation of $17,069.28 to provide funds for tobacco education services to at-risk populations. scanAug 4
  147. 131131F Appropriation of $362,900 to provide funds for a coalition of agencies, organizations and partnerships aimed at reducing alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, and to integrate substance abuse prevention into managed health care systems. scanAug 4
  148. 132132F Transfer of $33,755.99 to provide funds for a range of grant-related contractual and general operation purposes for the Community Prevention Coalition. scanAug 4
  149. 133133F Transfer of $10,000 to cover current and projected expenses for workplace injuries. scanAug 4
  150. 134134F Appropriation of $40,000 to provide funds to hire a consultant to conduct financial system analysis, assist in the creation of a RFP and assist in the selection of a new financial system for the City. scanAug 4
  151. 135135F Appropriation of $15,000 to engage a consultant to review the administration of the Deferred Compensation plan offered to City employees. scanAug 4
  152. 136136F Appropriation of $14,000 to provide funds for the analysis and review of traffic studies prepared for the proposed development for Polaroid at 784 Memorial Drive. scanAug 4
  153. 137137F Appropriation of $155,000 to provide funds for the collection of surface soil, soil gas, subsurface soil, groundwater, and sediment samples from the Russell and sediment samples from the Russell Field scanAug 4
  154. 138138F Appropriation of $36,000 to provide funds for an analysis of the recently filed Pitkin Petition by a zoning specialist. scanAug 4
  155. 139139F Appropriation of $50,820 to provide funds for facilitators in the negotiations for the rezoning of the W.R. Grace site. scanAug 4
  156. 140140F Transfer of $11,320 to provide funds for an outside cleaning service to clean the branch libraries. scanAug 4
  157. 141141F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $50,000 to cover the costs of interior renovations that will bring the administration building into compliance with all Applicable codes, including ADA requirements. scanSep 8
  158. 142142F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $83,990 to cover the cost of required clothing and protective equipment for twenty-four recruits for training and assignment. scanSep 8
  159. 143143F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $300 to provide funds for students from the Community Learning Center to participate in Internet chats in connection with a health education literacy project. scanSep 8
  160. 144144F Relative to an appropriation of $2,500 to help support the operating expenses of the Area IV Crime Task Force. scanSep 8
  161. 145145F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,400 to help the Community Learning Center provide intensive educational services through the Adult Career Pathways Program to clients referred by the Career Center. scanSep 8
  162. 146146F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,200 funds for employment services at CRLS Youth Employment Center and to at-risk Cambridge Youth. scanSep 8
  163. 147147F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $149,980 to provide funds to the Center for Families. scanSep 8
  164. 148148F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $23,702 to provide funds for various costs related to the 1997 municipal election. scanSep 8
  165. 149149F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $110 to use for emergency/ transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanSep 8
  166. 150150F Relation to an order requesting the appropriation of $194.50 from private donations for the Youth Centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects. scanSep 8
  167. 151151F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $12,000 to be used to cover a portion of the cost of the 2nd Annual Danehy Park Family Day. scanSep 8
  168. 152152F Relative to an appropriation of a grant from the Mass Highway Department for $60,000 to provide funds to install bicycle parking at the Cambridge Hospital and in commercial districts. scanSep 15
  169. 153153F Appropriation of $10,000 to be used for consulting services to assist the License Commission as it considers a rate increase for the taxi industry. scanSep 29
  170. 154154F Relative to an order requesting the transfer from the School Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $193,933 which are required due to working budget reallocations requested by school and program administrators within their own budgets. scanOct 6
  171. 155155F Relative to an appropriation of $50,548 to provide funds to support general operations of the Council on Aging; a part-time coordinator of substance abuse services for seniors and part-time Senior Aides at the Senior Center. scanOct 6
  172. 156156F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $40,000 to support Adult Basic Education ESL classes at the Community Learning Center. scanOct 6
  173. 157157F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,500 for medical bills related to a worker's compensation case. scanOct 20
  174. 158158F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Commission for $53,297 to provide continued funding for the Arts Lottery Program. scanOct 20
  175. 159159F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council for $5,600 to provide funds to support an intern to assist with various assignments at the Commission. scanOct 20
  176. 160160F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $15,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Cambridge Public Health Commission to provide funds for the Food Pantry Network. scanOct 20
  177. 161161F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $8,921 to provide funds for the Student Awareness Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) Program. scanOct 20
  178. 162162F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $16,000 to cover unanticipated costs related to the recent 20th Cambridge River Festival. scanOct 20
  179. 163163F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $10,243 Wages Account to provide funds to cover personnel costs at the Community Learning Center and the Council on Aging. scanOct 20
  180. 164164F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $8,000 to provide funds for the development of outreach services for children and their families in collaboration with other community organizations. scanOct 20
  181. 165165F Appropriation of $10,000 to provide funds to help prevent homelessness by providing counseling for tenants and landlords, mediation for disputes between tenants and landlords and housing search assistance for families facing eviction. scanNov 17
  182. 166166F Appropriation of $54,482 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to teach English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education classes at Housing Authority building locations and for participants slots in classes taught at the Community Learning Center. scanNov 17
  183. 167167F Appropriation of $12,734 to provide funds for Community Learning Center expenses for English as a Second Language classes. scanNov 17
  184. 168168F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $40,000 to provide funds for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force Coordinator salary as well as general operations and travel and training expenses. scanNov 17
  185. 169169F Appropriation of $296,218 in the Grant Fund of the Human services Salary & Wages Account ($255,888), the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($40,000) and the Travel and Training Account ($330) from the Massachusetts Department of Education to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to fund classes in Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language classes as well as for coordination of volunteer tutors and aides. scanNov 17
  186. 170170F Appropriation of $57,299 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($29,769), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($25,530) and the Travel & Training Account ($2,000) from the Massachusetts Department of Education to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to cover the costs associated with training teachers to work with learning disabled students. scanNov 17
  187. 171171F Relative to a request for the City Council to accept $200 for the purpose of establishing The Mayor's Disaster Relief Fund to provide temporary relief to individuals or families in the event of a disaster. scanNov 17
  188. 172172F Appropriation of $250,000 to the Public Investment Fund Fire Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for exterior renovation work to the Lafayette Square Fire Station. scanNov 24
  189. 173173F Appropriation of $500,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the Community Development Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from the Mass Executive Office of Transportation and Construction to provide funds to design three pedestrian safety crossings along the Fitchburg Division of the B&M Railroad in the North Cambridge area. scanNov 24
  190. 174174F Appropriation of $146,267.68 in the Public Investment Fund of the Community Development Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account from U.S. Trust UDAG repayments to provide funds for improvements to various locations in Area IV. scanNov 24
  191. 175175F Appropriation of $30,000 from the Mass Department of Housing & Community Development to the Community Development Salaries & Wages Account to provide administrative support for the North Side and East Side Neighborhood Restoration Initiatives. scanNov 24
  192. 176176F Appropriation of $500,000 from the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development to the Community Development Department Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the North Side and East Side Neighborhood Restoration Initiatives. scanNov 24
  193. 177177F Appropriation of $716,419 in the grant fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($112,482) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($603,937) from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide funds for the Cambridge/Somerville Low Income Heating Assistance Program. scanNov 24
  194. 178178F Transfer of $50,000 to provide funds to pay outstanding medical bills and to fund the account through the end of FY98. scanDec 15
  195. 179179F Transfer of $8,100 to provide funds to assist the Cambridge Pop Warner "B" Team to play in the National Championship Tournament in Orlando, Florida. scanDec 15
  196. 180180F Appropriation of $17,300 to provide funds for the Drug Abuse Education Program. scanDec 15
  197. 181181F Appropriation of $380,833 to provide funds for the City to assist in implementing a community police strategy in Cambridge. scanDec 15
  198. 182182F A transfer of $60,000 to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments for firefighters injured in the line of duty. scanDec 22
  199. 183183F An appropriation of $1,679.52 to provide funds to continue to develop affordable housing units. scanDec 22
  200. 184184F An appropriation of $2,990.59 to provide funds for special projects and events at Youth Centers. scanDec 22
  201. 185185F An appropriation of $8,320 to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanDec 22
  202. 186186F An appropriation of $31,675 to provide funds to support the Adult Pathways Program. scanDec 22
  203. 187187F An appropriation of $5,499 to provide eight slots in basic education classes to Head Start parents. scanDec 22
  204. 188188F A transfer of $5,000 to cover a lump sum settlement related to a workplace injury. scanDec 22
  205. 189189F An appropriation of $35,000 to supplement the $25,000 approved in the FY98 Budget to be used to hire a consultant to assist the City in developing a public information program. scanDec 22
  206. 190190F An appropriation of $38,435 to supplement the $20,000 approved in the FY98 Budget to be used to hire a consultant to assist the City in the Cable refranchising and licensing process. scanDec 22
  207. 191191F Communication from Robert F. Stalnaker, Executive Director, Public Employees Retirement Administration Commission regarding the appropriation for Fiscal Year 1999. scanDec 22
  208. 192192F An appropriation of $22,000 to provide funds for an oversight, evaluation, and program support to the partners in the Cambridge Central Artery/Tunnel Project Collaborative. scanDec 22
  209. 193193F An appropriation of $490,000 to provide funds for planning services, traffic monitoring, project coordination, North Point roadway and infrastructure project and special engineering services related to the Central Artery Project. scanDec 22
  210. 194194F An appropriation of $89,000 to provide funds to support an 18-month Central Artery coordinator staff position. scanDec 22

Appointments

58 actions · № 1–58
  1. 11A Appointment of Albert Mutascio as Constable. scanJan 6
  2. 22A Appointment of twelve Public Weighers at Boston Sand & Gravel Company for 1997. scanJan 6
  3. 33A Appointment of ten Public Weighers at C.J. Mabardy, Inc. for 1997. scanJan 6
  4. 44A Appointmentof Joseph E. Connarton, Sheila M. Tobin, Janet Boyle and Bradford Tenney as Board Members of the Cambridge Retirement Board. scanJan 6
  5. 55A Relative to the name of the Acting Commissioner of Public Health in 1981. [handwritten: Charter Right was exercised by Councillor Sullivan. Report Received 5-19-97 Consent Agenda #5 of 5-19-97. Report on W.R. Grace ordered enclosed] scanJan 13
  6. 66A Receipt from Angelo Gomez, Jr. an approval of the surety. scanJan 13
  7. 77A Appointment of Walker Farrar, James Desrosiers and Warren F. Nicklas as Constables. scanJan 27
  8. 88A Approval of Frederick W. MacDonald's surety as constable. scanJan 27
  9. 99A Appointment of nine persons to the Harvard Square Historic District Advisory Committee. scanFeb 10
  10. 1010A Appointment of eight persons as constables. scanFeb 24
  11. 1111A Appointment of Mark Simonoff to serve as a member of the Human Rights Commission. scanFeb 24
  12. 1212A Reappointment of Artis Spears to serve as a member of the Cambridge Election Commission. scanMar 3
  13. 1313A Appointment of Daniel P. Burroso as a constable. scanMar 3
  14. 1414A Communication relative to the appointment of the two persons to serve as Constable, for a three year term effective the first day of January, 1997. scanMar 17
  15. 1515A Constable Bond was received from Christopher Mercadante, for approval of the surety. scanMar 17
  16. 1616A Constable Bond was received from James Desrosiers, for approval of the surety. scanMar 17
  17. 1717A Appointment of two persons to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanMar 24
  18. 1818A Appointment of Police Sergeants to the Cambridge Police Department. scanMar 24
  19. 1919A Appointment of Police Lieutenants to the Cambridge Police Department. scanMar 24
  20. 2020A Appointment of Charles M. Durrah as constable. scanMar 24
  21. 2121A Constable Bond was received from Charles M. Durrah, for approval of the surety. scanMar 31
  22. 2222A Relative to notification of Richard Medeiros and Albert T. Darling to serve as constable for a three year term effective January 1, 1997. scanMar 31
  23. 2323A Employment Agreement between the City of Cambridge and Robert W. Healy. scanApr 7
  24. 2424A Appointment of Lawrence L. Edwards as Police Lieutenant for the Cambridge Police Department. scanApr 7
  25. 2525A Appointment of Kathleen M. Murphy as Police Sergeant for the Cambridge Police Department. scanApr 7
  26. 2626A Surety approval for constable bond received from John Hartnett. scanApr 14
  27. 2727A Appointment of Artis B. Spears as Election Commissioner. scanApr 14
  28. 2828A Notification of Robert C. Sullivan to serve as constable for a three year term effective January 1, 1997. scanApr 28
  29. 2929A Appointment of Ruth F. Peltier, Warren R. McManus to serve as members of the Cambridge Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. scanApr 28
  30. 3030A Appointment of Mark W. McCabe as Inspector of Animals - City of Cambridge. scanApr 30
  31. 3131A Appointment of Alison G. Price-Power as Inspector of Animals - City of Cambridge. scanMay 2
  32. 3232A Appointment of Rogger M. Puma and Howard Stone as Constables, for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1997: scanMay 19
  33. 3333A Appointment of Claire Kontos as Inspector of Animals - City of Cambridge. scanMay 27
  34. 3434A Appointment of Tony A. Hsiao, as a member of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. scanJun 16
  35. 3535A Appointment of Samuel DeHoyos as a Constable. scanJun 16
  36. 3636A Relative to the appointment of Peter Keys as a constable. scanJun 23
  37. 3737A Relative to the appointment of Karen McGuire, dorothy altman, Stuart. scanJun 23
  38. 3838A Relative to the appointment of Rainier Rosado as Parking Control Officer for the City of Cambridge. scanJun 23
  39. 3939A Relative to the appointment of Richard Rose as a constable. scanJun 23
  40. 4040A Relative to the appointment John Fallon, Joseph Casey and Joseph Nicoloro as Constables with power and Michael Sabella, Craig Fisher and David Delehay as constables without power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1997. scanAug 4
  41. 4141A Constable Bond was received from Albert T. Darling for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  42. 4242A Constable Bond was received from Walker Farrar for approval of the surety. scanAug 4
  43. 4343A Relative to the appointment of Frantz J. Baptiste as a constable. scanSep 29
  44. 4444A Appointment of Jacqueline Adams to the Cambridge Housing Authority Board of Commissioners as a resident representative. scanSep 29
  45. 4545A Appointment of Kenneth Bowles, Erin Gullage and Bet MacArthur the Commission for Persons with Disabilities. scanSep 29
  46. 4646A Appointment of Superintendent of Schools Bobbie D'Alessandro on October 7, 1997. scanOct 6
  47. 4747A Relative to the appointment of Joseph A. Spinetto as a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1997. scanOct 20
  48. 4848A Relative to the appointment of the following persons to the Council on Aging Board: Anne Marchetta, Chester Maxwell, Walter Milne, Jean Morgan, Nancy Peters, Margaret Reiff, Edna Sullivan, Karen Wolf. scanOct 20
  49. 4949A List of the newly appointed members of Welfare Reform Task Force. scanOct 20
  50. 5050A Appointment of Edward J. Gavin as a Constable without power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1997: scanNov 24
  51. 5151A Appointment of Lenders H. Smith, Mark L. Edward's, Marcela W. St. Martin and David Sultan as constables. scanDec 15
  52. 5252A Appointment of Steven Killeen, Wayne Faso and Frank Taylor as Public Weighs for the year of 1998 to operate the scales at ADM Corn Sweetener Co. scanDec 15
  53. 5353A Appointment of Sgt. John Jones, Sgt. Steve Ahern, Officer William Arthur and Officer John Albert as Public Weighers for the year 1998 to operate portable truck scales in the City. scanDec 15
  54. 5454A Appointment of Charles Mabardy, Linda Mabardy, Joseph Mabardy, Edward Curren, Nancy Habesian, Deb Morelle, Byran Burdge and Crissey Guillette as Public Weighers for the year of 1998 to operate the scales at Mich-Lin (C.J. Mabardy). scanDec 15
  55. 5555A Appointment of Donald McNutt, Robert Conner, Robert Ferguson, Joseph Yandle, Leonard Richardi, Edward Barter, Joseph Olsen, Matt Sherpard, William McGrath, Ken Kelley, Donald Rabiou, David Thebearge, Daniel O'Neil, Arthur Dulong as Public Weighers for the year of 1998 to operate the scales at Boston Sand and Gravel Co. scanDec 15
  56. 5656A Relative to the appointment of members to the City-wide Rezoning Committee. scanDec 15
  57. 5757A Support the entire Mass Congressional delegation and 52 United States Senators in calling in Secretary of State Madeleine Albright to do all within her power to impress upon the Peruvian Government the importance of providing Lori Berenson an open and fair proceeding in a civilian court. scanDec 15
  58. 5858A Appointment of Andrea J. Spears as a member of the Retirement Board. scanDec 15

Ordinances

24 actions · № 1–24
  1. 1O1 Relative to a Planning Board Zoning Petition to amend the text of the Zoning Ordinance in various sections.Jan 27
  2. 2O2 Petition to amend the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge by deleting paragraph (a) and (b) in Section 6.44.1 regarding parking spaces.Feb 10
  3. 3O3 A report received for a meeting held on January 23, 1997 for the purpose of considering proposed amendements to the Human Righrts Ordinance for protection from discrimination and harassment based on non-conformance to gender norms.Feb 24
  4. 4O4 A report received from the Ordinance Committee for the purpose of continuing to consider a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to require nursing homes be air-conditioned.Mar 17
  5. 5O5 A report received from the Ordinance Committee for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances submitted by Joel Nogic et al.Mar 17
  6. 6O6 Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works transmitting the results of the written protest to the Zoning Petition filed by the City Council to create a new section 3.13 - Industry C and Planned Unit Development in IC District Temporary Building Moratorium.Mar 19
  7. 7O7 Notification to the City Clerk of Councillor Toomey's intention to move reconsideration of the vote taken on passing to be ordained the repeal of the Residency Ordinance.Mar 24
  8. 8O8 Draft an ordinance that will establish an Economic Development Department. [handwritten: Report Received 4-14-97 and referred back on motion of Councillor Sullivan. Second Report received 5-5-97 Consent Agenda #3] Councillor Sullivan Order #17 Consent Agenda #7 of 4-14-97Mar 24
  9. 9O9 Regarding whether the Residency Ordinance violates the City Charter.Mar 24
  10. 10O10 A report received for a meeting held on January 23,1997 for the purpose of considering a petition submitted by Marilyn Carter et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge. [handwritten: Petition withdrawn]Mar 24
  11. 11O11 A report received from the Ordinance Committee for the purpose of considering a zoning petition submitted by Carter/Kapsalis et al to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge. [handwritten: motion the amendment not pass Council 8-1-0.]Mar 24
  12. 12012 Relative to amendements to the text and map of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge.May 12
  13. 13013 Relative to amendments to the text and map of the Zoning Ordiance of the City of Cambridge. - [handwritten: Antennas]May 12
  14. 14014 Relative to a Planning Board recommendation on the petition by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to amend the MXD district in the Zoning Ordinance.Sep 8
  15. 15015 A report from Councillor Duehay for a meeting held on July 2, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Urban Renewal Plan to increase the number of square feet of gross floor area for hotel use in the MXD District without increasing the Maximum aggregate square feet or permitted development. scanSep 8
  16. 16O16 CRGM Zoning Petition. scanSep 22
  17. 17O17 A communication received transmitting a report from Councillor Duehay for a meeting held on June 24, 1997 for the purpose of considering a petition filed by the Cambridge Residents for Growth Management for amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. [handwritten:] Includes linkage fee increase to $3.00. scanSep 22
  18. 18O18 Petition received from Cambridge Residents for Growth Management, transmitting an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to reduce the available density, floor area ratios per lot, and building heights in select and designated districts not recently rezoned. [handwritten in left margin: For November 24, 1997 See below] scanSep 25
  19. 19O19 A report for a meeting held on October 7, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the zoning Map to substitute a amendment to the Zoning Map to substitute a Business A-2 designation for the existing Business C-1 designation in the area bounded by Mass Ave., Washburn Ave., Gold Star Road and Gold Star Place. [handwritten:] Placed on file due to expiration of time limit scanDec 22
  20. 20O20 A report for a meeting held on December 19, 1997 or the purpose of considering a proposal for a new citywide inclusionary zoning ordinance. [handwritten:] see Ordinance # 1998 for papers scanDec 22
  21. 21O21 A report for a meeting held on October 7, 1997 for the purpose of considering a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances to create a new overlay district, the Mid Mass Ave. Overlay District, that would apply to the area between the Central Square Overlay district and the Harvard Square Overlay District. scanDec 22
  22. 22022 A report on a meeting held on July 18, 1996 for the purpose of restructuring the City Council Office, changing Section 2.24.030 of the Municipal Code to eliminate the requirements of six votes to terminate the Deputy City Clerk and the planning of an information meeting in the fall to discuss goals and objectives. scanDec 22
  23. 23023 Passed to be ordained - to delete Section 5.22.3 of the zoning. scanNov 24
  24. 24024 Passed to be ordained -chaning the ways hotels and motels are regulated in Residence "C" districts. scanNov 24

Miscellaneous Documents

9 actions · № 1–9
  1. 1MDOC 97-1 Public Health Assessment (2 volumes) 1 set dated January, 1997Jan 1
  2. 2MDOC 97-2 Human Services Needs Assessment 1 copy dated January, 1997Jan 1
  3. 3MDOC 97-3 Massachusetts Green Jobs Report 1 copy dated January, 1997Jan 1
  4. 4MDOC 97-4 Human & Civil Rights Committee Report on Residency & Affirmative Action 3 copies dated January 27, 1997Jan 27
  5. 5MDOC 97-5 Final Report Population Survey Cambridgeport Neighborhood 1 copy dated March, 1997Mar 1
  6. 6MDOC 97-6 Results of Planning Process for Area Four Neighborhood Improvements 1 copy dated March 20, 1997Mar 20
  7. 7MDOC 97-7 Draft Home Rule Petition on transfer tax 3 copies dated April 3, 1977Apr 3
  8. 8MDOC 97-8 Recommendations of the Cambridge Street Advisory Committee 1 copy dated April 10, 1997Apr 10
  9. 9MDOC 97-9 Supreme Court Decision on begging 1 copy dated May 16, 1997May 16

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