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This family friendly event will showcase Caribbean culture and pride, with Caribbean food, ethnic arts & craft, live music, steel pan demos, storytelling and dancing.
Vote for up to 5 Designs from Local Artists to Determine Contest Finalists.
The Cambridge Public Health Department, will award up to ten $500 mini-grants to support community projects that promote healthy eating and physical activity in Cambridge.
In the first week of March, the City of Cambridge will host three, free information sessions, including a Fair Housing Listening Session (March 2), a Summer Resource and Camp Information Fair (March 4), and Safeguarding Against Scams (March 5).
On Monday, February 10, 2020 Cambridge passed a “Welcoming Community” Ordinance, furthering the City of Cambridge’s commitment as a Sanctuary City.
The Cambridge Police Department today released end-of-the-year serious crime* index totals for the City of Cambridge in 2019 and the results are the lowest in the City in over 55 years.
In 2009, the City of Cambridge adopted a goal to reduce trash by 30% by 2020. Cambridge officials are pleased to announce that the 30% trash reduction goal has been achieved one year early.
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This family friendly event will showcase Caribbean culture and pride and features cultural performances, Caribbean food, arts & craft vendors, live music, dancing, a costume showcase, steel pan performances and demos, Caribbean pantomimes and story telling.
Monday, March 2, 2020
Minutes Vote to consider the regular minutes of the meeting held on February 3, 2020.
Regular City Council Meeting
The 2020 US Census is coming this March! This information session will help explain what the Census means for you as well as a timeline of what to expect and what you need to do to make sure you, your family, and others are counted in the 2020 US Census. The US Census determines congressional representation and federal funding we all rely on, but did you know that Cambridge receives approximately $2,000 per resident, per year based off the US Census? Completing your US Census form impacts funding for programs that affect you and your family like education and childcare, public transportation, affordable housing, healthcare, and food assistance programs. Learn more at www.cambridgema.gov/2020census
Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission Monthly Meeting
Meeting of the East Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Study Committee
The O'Connell Branch is closed today, March 3rd to serve as a polling site. (O'Connell)
Residents are invited to come in to inquire about consumer issues and learn more about phone, cable and home repair scams, email and grandparent scams.
The Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Committee has been charged with commissioning public art, which will acknowledge a representative story of the Nineteenth Amendment and highlight the contributions of Cambridge women.
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