The Boston Police Department hosts an information session to encourage Muslim representation in the force, offering insights into the application process.

Cambridge Community Development Department's summer program, Cambridge Plays, offers a diverse array of outdoor events for all ages, including crafts, music, and fitness.

The MSPCA at Nevins Farm is seeking experienced adopters for 22 surrendered alpacas, emphasizing the need for social companionship among these herd animals.

Boston Police's District A-1 hosted a "Game Day" at the Beverly Gibbons Center, promoting community spirit by pairing seniors with youth for food and games.

Boston paid tribute to Albert "Bootsie" Lewis, a local community figure, with a tennis court dedication at Almont Park attended by Mayor Wu and Boston Police.

Boston Police officers served lunch to seniors at the Viet-AID Community Center, enhancing community relations.

A water monitor lizard escaped a Massachusetts home by jumping from a window. Police and residents are on alert as the search continues. The lizard is illegal to own without a permit in the state.

Officers from District B-2 joined volunteers at The Dimock Center Food Pantry to pack food for families, showing their commitment to community support.

The Boston Summer Eats program launched successfully with parties including BPD, ensuring summer nutrition for youth, featuring festivities, the BPD Ice Cream Truck, and Copper the Comfort Dog.

Boston Police and the Children's Advocacy Center host a free online safety workshop for adults, focusing on managing risks for youth on social media and the internet.

Boston Police's District A-7 offers a free Dryland Hockey Training for youths aged 5-18, focusing on athletic skills and fostering confidence off the ice.

Boston police joined youths at the YMCA for a community event featuring painting and ice cream to foster relationships between law enforcement and citizens.

The Port Community Pride Event in Cambridge will cause road closures on July 19, with festivities at Clement Morgan Park and traffic reroutes around Columbia, Pine, and Eaton Streets.