Boston Police District E-5 and community members gathered for a family event at Georgetowne Homes, featuring activities, food, and an ice cream truck despite the rain.

East Boston seniors enjoyed an End of Summer BBQ with local police, fostering community engagement and dialogue.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Police Commissioner Michael Cox, and BPD officers joined a Peace Walk by Twelfth Baptist Church to engage with the community.

Boston Police officers engaged in playful activities with Hyde Park community members during a Family Fun Day, fostering relationships beyond traditional law enforcement roles.

Boston celebrated "New Edition Day" with a street renaming and block party, honoring the R&B group's influence on music and their local roots in the Roxbury neighborhood.

Boston's Seaport Sweat celebrates its 10th year with over 100 free fitness classes from May to September, featuring evening and weekend sessions, new attractions, and community partnerships.

Boston's "Forever Young" program for older adults is returning this fall, offering outdoor activities at Langone Park every Friday from September 5 to October 24. No registration is required for the weekly events.

Boston Police joined the Fairmount Unity Day in Hyde Park, showcasing the K-9 Unit and playing basketball with the community to strengthen relationships.

Salem's Black Cat Tours is a contender for USA Today's 10Best ghost tours, known for its walks through Salem's haunted history and connections to literary horror icons. Voting is open to the public.

Boston Police District E-18's 'Cones with a Cop' event in Hyde Park offered free ice cream and the chance to meet officers, including Comfort Dog Copper, to build community relations.

Plymouth County Sheriff's Department hosted the Youth Academy for a hands-on law enforcement education, including tours, a K9 demonstration, and real-world policing scenarios.

Boston Police joined the Commonwealth Housing Development in Brighton for Unity Day, aiming to foster trust between officers and residents through community engagement and distribution of BPD stickers.

The Boston Police, with the Boston Police Foundation and AT&T, donated 200 laptops with Microsoft Office to Boston students, aiming to bridge the digital divide.