Plymouth Police Department celebrates the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue concerts at Plymouth's Memorial Hall in 1975, reminiscing about the events and minimal security incidents at that time.

Cambridge highlights local businesses for Small Business Saturday, underlining the economic and community benefits of shopping locally during the holiday season.

Police officers in South Boston joined the Michael J. Perkins School Fun Run to strengthen community ties, ensuring participant safety and celebrating student achievements.

Boston Police Department officers visited Little Sprouts Early Education and Child Care to engage with kids, read stories, discuss safety, and explore a police cruiser, fostering community relations.

Boston Police District E-5 joined Holy Name Parish School for a community movie night aimed at fostering relationships with residents in West Roxbury.

Cambridge is hosting family-friendly Halloween events, including Vampire Orienteering at Danehy Park, costume gatherings, and a movie night, with safety reminders for all participants.

Boston Police mingled with the community at Mayor Wu's Fall-O-Ween event, serving ice cream and engaging in festive activities to foster unity and trust.

Boston Centers for Youth & Families hosts Halloween events citywide, including skate parties and arts and crafts, starting October 24. Pre-registration may be required.

Panera Bread founder Ron Shaich donates $20 million to Clark University for academic and operational improvements, marking the largest gift in the university's history.

Cardiac Crusade, a non-profit started by survivor Julie Coons, is working to make AEDs more accessible and has launched in Boston to map AED locations and integrate them into smartphone maps.

The Head of the Charles Regatta celebrates its 60th anniversary with over 12,000 athletes from around the world, despite a recent cyanobacteria algae bloom advisory.

Cambridge hosts the 26th Annual Family Literacy Fun Day on November 1, with activities and free books in multiple languages for families with young children at City Hall.

The iconic Boston Citgo sign will be repositioned higher and eastwards to remain visible amid cityscape changes, supported by Governor Healey and Mayor Wu.