I definitely smelled something akin to bleach / chloride, in our kitchen, after leaving the windows open all night for fresh air... bad choice. This was after reading the other posts asking about whether the vinyl chloride gas can make it's way over to Boston. The fact that we both smelled the same type of smell means it was real, not imagined. Just unclear if it's from the Braintree fire or made its way over from Ohio. Didnt seem to smell like phosgene or vinyl chloride, at least according to how wikipedia describes the smell of those gases.

You maybe be able to get their credit scores tanked for non-payment of rent, possibly by your landlord. Let them know of this and use it as leverage. If they're not paying the contract they signed and agreed to, they deserve to get their credit scores tanked.

When are they going to start ticketing everyone who parks illegally in the bike lanes? Especially Harvard square, that is an absolute nightmare to bike through every day. It's ridiculous that you can be in a legitimate spot one minute over and get tickets mailed to you, but bike lane parkers for 5 minutes get away with it.

Memorial drive is great on the weekends! No cars to worry about, although a bit short.

Minutemen trail is good too if you're willing to go a bit out of Cambridge.

Probably in total blocked less car traffic, than cars parked in bike lanes block bike traffic. Why do police show up to bikes blocking car lanes? But not to cars blocking bike lanes?

What's the point of the tow zone signs if they never enforce them? Or even ticket them?

The city could pay for all of the bike safety infrastructure just by ticketing or towing bike lane parkers.