Cambridge Local First

Keep local businesses thriving with employee ownership Local businesses are the backbone of our communities. They are facing significant challenges due to the COVID-19 crisis. Regrettably, many of these locally-anchored […]

By Roesli Arena, originally published on Cambridge Chronicle on October 28th. College students, their parents and faculty provide a lifeline to many of Cambridge’s small businesses. With fewer of them

General Information East Cambridge Savings Bank was established in 1854 on the principles of stability, security and peace of mind. With 13 locations in the Boston area, East Cambridge Savings

General Information Cambridge Trust is a private bank and offers wealth management services in Cambridge, surrounding Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The bank has operated since 1890.  Opening up Accounts Online

General Information Cambridge Savings Bank was established in 1834 making it one of the oldest and largest community banks in Massachusetts. It has 17 locations in Cambridge and surrounding towns

November 2, 2020 Dear Cambridge Local First Members and Friends, We hope that you and your staff are safe and well. As you know, Cambridge Local First has spent the

By Katherine Wang, Saturday, October 3, 2020. See the article in full here. The Covid-19 shutdown has crippled the live entertainment industry, and a whopping 90 percent of arts spaces are

Sometimes the Shuttering of a Café is More Than Just a Business Closing by Joseph Levendusky, originally published on The Left Bank of the Charles Review The endearing little red

This year, CLF is partnering with Economic Development Division staff in the Cambridge Community Development Department (CDD) to produce the upcoming edition of the City’s Cambridge Business Diversity Directory. We’re

Please find below a list of all of Cambridge’s closed businesses. Email theodora@cambridgelocalfirst.org for additions or questions. Abigail’s Restaurant Ann Taylor (Harvard Square location; their location at Cambridgeside is still