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3/14/2020
Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui and City Manager Louis A. DePasquale announced today that effective Friday, March 13 through April 30, 2020, all non-essential public meetings of the City of Cambridge are cancelled.
2/20/2020
On Monday, February 10, 2020 Cambridge passed a “Welcoming Community” Ordinance, furthering the City of Cambridge’s commitment as a Sanctuary City.
10/28/2019
Presentation by FII Greater Boston Site Director Jessica Taubner on the Trust and Invent Collaborative--an innovative partnership between FII, the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA), the City of Boston, and Boston and Cambridge families--to transform social service delivery systems across the state and country.
10/7/2019
Cradles to Crayons serves kids from birth through age 12 living in homeless or low income situations by providing essential items
10/4/2019
A schedule of events planned in Cambridge and neighboring communities in celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
10/4/2019
Information page for LGBTQ+ History Project collaboration.
5/6/2019
Mayor Marc McGovern will be holding his first satellite walk-in office hours at Izzy’s Restaurant, 169 Harvard Street, to expand outreach to The Port neighborhood. Walk-in office hours are scheduled for May 7, May 28, June 11, and June 25, with a potential for more opportunities at a new location in The Port.
4/1/2019
Press release on The Cambridge Youth Baseball Committee successfully completed a free series of Citywide Baseball Clinics for area youth last month, capping off an initiative launched by Cambridge Mayor Marc C. McGovern and leadership representing the city’s four little baseball league divisions (Central, East, North, West).
2/25/2019
Community members are invited to contribute through song, dance, spoken word, poetry readings, photography, and other art forms, or simply participate as an audience member.
2/4/2019
The “Warm Hearts for Warm Feet Wool Sock Drive” is continuing for the second year in a row. From Monday, January 28, until Thursday, February 14, residents can drop of new pairs of men’s and women’s wool socks to Cambridge City Hall at 795 Massachusetts Ave or Cambridge Police Headquarters at 125 Sixth St. The drive is being conducted in conjunction with CASPAR & Bay Cove Human Services, the Mayor’s Office, City Council, and Cambridge Police Department to aid those in our community who are experiencing homelessness this winter.