Boston Police officers celebrated Mother's Day at East Boston Senior Center as part of a community outreach initiative, bringing joy and dessert to local seniors.

The Melnea A. Cass Recreational Complex in Roxbury will reopen to the public with upgrades after serving as an overflow shelter for migrants and the homeless.

Graduates of Roxbury Community College celebrated at the 48th Annual Commencement with notable speakers and performances, highlighting community service and student achievements.

Boston Police officers joined local seniors for a painting project at the Beverly Gibbons Center, enhancing community relations with art, pizza, and dancing.

Boston Police visited a senior center to distribute safety whistles and share personal safety tips, reinforcing their commitment to senior safety and community policing.

Cambridge's Early Childhood Education Career Training Program is recruiting for free training with a focus on the CDA Credential and EEC certification.

Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins spoke at Roxbury Community College's 48th Commencement, honoring the Class of 2024 with Interim President Jenkins-Scott and other dignitaries.

Children with limb loss received custom running blades at a Boston event, inspiring them with new mobility and support from sports icons and charities.

Boston Police attended the Hyde Park Career Fair to educate locals about careers in the BPD, especially the Cadet Program, aiming to foster community relations.

Boston Police District A-7 officers participated in a Mother's Day celebration at the East Boston Social Center, indicating efforts to strengthen community ties.

RR Auction is hosting a music memorabilia sale featuring over 300 items, including a rare Bob Dylan painting and a Jimi Hendrix recording, with high-profile prior sales of significant historical artifacts.

Boston Police officers served lunch and played BINGO at a senior luncheon at St. John Parish, emphasizing community engagement beyond law enforcement.

Boston Police held a "Coffee with a Cop" event to engage with the community, bolstered by the presence of Commissioner Cox and supported by Target and the Boston Police Foundation.