The "Trunk or Treat" event by Plymouth Family Resource Center offered a safe celebration with decorated trunks and costumes for families, featuring community bonding and police presence ensuring fairness.

Nearly 600 Hilton hotel workers in Boston, from UNITE HERE Local 26, are on an open-ended strike for higher wages and sustainable workloads since Sunday.

The Boston Police hosted Coffee with a Cop Day to foster dialogue with the community in a relaxed setting, a practice that aligns with their goal of strengthening community bonds.

Boston Police Department officers from District C-6 partnered with Cops for Kids with Cancer to donate to Franyelis, a 16-year-old girl fighting cancer, to help as she nears her final treatment.

The 45th Annual Oktoberfest is set for Sunday in Harvard Square, with festivities, road closures, and the Honk! Parade from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Expect traffic disruptions.

Cambridge hosts a free dance party at The Cube on Oct. 9, 2024, including a DJ set and silent disco, as part of the Shade Is Social Justice program, promoting sustainability and community in urban planning.

East and Gulf Coast dockworkers from the ILA have gone on strike, affecting 36 ports and potentially impacting the economy by $5 billion daily. Negotiations continue over wages and automation concerns.

The Boston Police Department celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a luncheon at District E-5 to foster community engagement and cultural diversity.

Boston Police held a 'Coffee with a Cop' event in Downtown Crossing to encourage open dialogue and trust between community members and law enforcement.

Boston Police officers and Jaheim Bell visited students at St. Pope John Paul II Academy, sharing life lessons and engaging in discussions on making positive choices.

"Project Skydrop" combines hiking and codebreaking, as participants search for a hidden $26,000 golden trophy in the Northeast that also unlocks a Bitcoin wallet.

Boston Police officers in District A-1 provide archery lessons for seniors to build community connections through the "Walk the Beat" program at Doherty Playground.

Boston Police officers from District A-1 joined locals for a game of bocce, fostering community relations through conversations on neighborhood issues.