HSNA AND OUR ACTIVITIES
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With great sadness, we mark the passing of our esteemed Board Member, Harvard Square resident Priscilla McMillan, whose home on Hilliard Street was a wonderful gathering place local, national, and international figures of various backgrounds and interests. She was a community activist l - long engaged with the Harvard Square Defense Fund, and more recently the Harvard Square Neighborhood Association. A wonderful friend who was always there for us and others - she notably warm and engaging.   Her links to President John Kennedy and the Oswald affair are well known, and among other things are featured in the Washingtonpost Obituary: www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/priscilla-johnson-mcmillan-dead/2021/07/09/fbf09894-e0bd-11eb-9f54-7eee10b5fcd2_story.html  We miss you! 

Harvard Square undergoing a number of important changes!

The 57 JFK building project shown below is at the initial stages of review and after the July 12 meeting (6 PM) at the site, will likely come before the Harvard Square Advisory Committee, the Cambridge Historical Commission, and the Planning Board.

The Harvard Square Garage is about to undergo alterations. The review process is underway. There will be upcoming meetings before the Cambridge Historical Commission and the Planning Board. www.cambridgeday.com/2021/05/14/plan-to-remake-harvard-squares-garage-mall-bows-to-changed-retail-landscape-nods-to-past/

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ONGOING ISSUES

Changes coming to the Kiosk

The Changing Face of HarvardSquare

Zoning Changes in Harvard Square

We share an interest in protecting and nurturing both the
deep historic legacy and broad environmental, social and
material sustainability of our neighborhood as we work to
​build a strong future.

HARVARD SQUARE
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION

We are a 501(c) 3 Nonprofit Organization
Donations and membership payments by check may be sent to:
P.O. Box 380060
Cambridge, MA 02238

​Email: info at Harvardsquareneighborhood dot org

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