Boston Police officers participated in the Asian American Festival to enhance community relations, distributing educational and trust-building materials to children.

Hundreds rallied for reproductive rights and Vice President Harris in Boston, with calls to vote on issues like Question 3 for rideshare driver unionization. The event echoed nationwide concerns with similar demonstrations.

Boston announces the "Open Newbury: Holiday Stroll" event, creating a pedestrian-friendly shopping experience on December 1 and 8 to encourage community gathering and local commerce.

The historic Harvard Square Kiosk in Cambridge is set to become a community space and visitor center by 2025, with local input shaping its transformation.

Boston Police District E-5 hosted their 21st Annual Halloween Bash, transforming their station into a haunted house, providing K-9 demonstrations, and offering treats for the community.

The Catholic community in Boston welcomed Richard Henning as the new Archbishop, marked by a ceremony attended by his predecessor and amid protests by abuse survivors.

Boston Police officers joined a competitive archery event with Charlestown women to strengthen community ties, supported by BCYF and the Parks Department.

Boston police in District E-18 hosted a Pumpkin Painting Party for children, combining fun, safety lessons, and community bonding ahead of Halloween trick-or-treating.

Boston hotel workers from Hilton properties reach a tentative agreement after a 24-day strike, potentially ending their picket for better wages and conditions.

The Boston Police Department's District E-5 team joined the YMCA's Fright Night event, mingling with the community in costume and celebrating Halloween together.

Boston's E-5 police officers participated in the Holy Name Parish School's festival, engaging with the community through activities like vehicle exploration and games.

Logan Airport conducted a simulated active shooter drill involving 200 volunteers and various first responders to test emergency preparedness and coordination.

The article details Halloween 2024 festivities by BCYF across Boston, including candy bags, movie nights, pumpkin decorating, a senior party, a skating event, crafts, and a trick or treat giveaway.