Posted by Susan Hunziker Related content... Nov 16 2012 - 12:19pm On PARK(ing) Day, September 21, 2012, journalists with CCTV's NeighborMedia program took over a parking spot on Mass Ave and built an outdoor newsroom, asking passersby to inform planning and development by sharing their visions for Central Square's future. Oct 31 2012 - 1:04pm CCTV's Spooky Halloween crew may be in your neighborhood this evening to interview local trick-or-treaters. Tune in tonight at 8PM on Channel 8 in Cambridge to see how your friends and neighbors dressed on this spooky night! A lot of change: 1924 Massachusetts Avenue One of the interesting things about life in New England is that every time you run out for a quart of milk, you pass through history. Even though most of this history is not particularly significant, knowing how the corners of your world were shaped is always interesting. Consider the lot at 1924 Massachusetts Avenue in Porter Square. More than 200 years before the Kaya restaurant opened there, it was carved from what may have been a larger parcel owned by Jonas Prentice, who sold it and adjacent parcels to other members of his family between 1769 and 1795. In the years that followed, those Prentices sold their lots to many others. The transaction of interest here occurred on May 22, 1826, when Samuel Rand, whose estate became the Porter Square Shopping Center in the 1950s, purchased the lot. A new church for an old congregation By 1769 the lot had