Roxbury Community College celebrated its 50th anniversary with a symposium focusing on education's impact on community health, featuring a panel led by Sheriff Steven W Tompkins.

The Boston Police Department conducted a recruitment event in Roxbury, promoting police careers and urging prospective candidates to apply for the Civil Service Exam by January 16, 2024.

Embrace Boston, originally "King Boston," is now an independent nonprofit following the momentum of unveiling "The Embrace" statue, with plans for a National Embrace Center in Roxbury.

The Boston Police Department is conducting a recruitment drive, urging people to apply for the Civil Service Exam and join the force before January 16, 2024.

The Boston Police Department is conducting a recruitment campaign in Roxbury, urging prospective officers to apply for the Civil Service Exam by January 16, 2024.

Boston Police Department invites East Boston community to indoor hockey training sessions as part of their community outreach initiative, promoting engagement and activity.

Two giant clown heads have been installed in an alley at Boston's Downtown Crossing, part of the BID's "WINTERACTIVE" art initiative to draw people outdoors and support local businesses.

The Boston Police Department conducted a recruitment event at South Station to encourage rush hour commuters to apply for the police force ahead of the Civil Service Exam deadline.

The Boston Police Department hosted a recruitment event in South Boston with Congressman Stephen Lynch, urging people to apply before the Civil Service Exam deadline on January 16, 2024.

The Boston Police Department is hosting informational sessions about police careers and the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam at two library branches on January 13.

Boston's largest Pride celebration is scheduled for June 8, 2024, with calls for community participation and volunteer help, aiming to build on the previous year's success.

Massachusetts schools close or delay openings after a heavy snowstorm, affecting classes for Monday, January 8. Residents are urged to stay patient during cleanup.

Boston Police provided Stop the Bleed training at Wentworth Institute, teaching life-saving techniques to stabilize trauma victims until professional help arrives.