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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
The City & @cambridgepolice.bsky.social have been notified that the independent judicial inquest into the August 21 officer-involved fatal shooting has concluded. The actions of the officers involved were determined to be reasonable and justified: camb.ma/4e5Im9N
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Cambridge Police Statement Regarding Judicial Inquest Findings of August 21 Officer-Involved Fatal Shooting
Following a review of the circumstances and evidence surrounding the incident, the actions of the Cambridge Police officers involved were determined to be reasonable and justified.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
New to Cambridge and wondering where to start with daily resources? As part of our Welcome to Cambridge series, we're sharing Cambridge Commission on Immigrant Rights & Citizenship resources to help you navigate updated services in Cambridge. 👉 Check more: Check here: camb.ma/4532Ivu
An outdoor scene features people sorting food at a long table. The image promotes the Cambridge Community Foundation, highlighting its role in supporting local philanthropy.A group of people wearing Cambridge Health Alliance shirts stand in front of a booth with informational materials. The display includes the Cambridge Health Alliance logo and contact information, highlighting services like primary care and mental health. A diverse group of people in blue shirts stands together in front of a tent labeled "Boston Medical Center," with a playground and trees in the background. The text above reads "Boston Medical Center Immigrant and Refugee Health Program Services," with a contact number and description of their services, focusing on healthcare and support for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. The bottom of the image features the City of Cambridge logo and the text "Welcome to Cambridge.The image features a flyer for the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line. It displays the phone number 833-773-2445 prominently. It mentions the help line provides free, confidential assistance without the need for health insurance, available 24/7.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Monday night is a big night for Cambridge. Around 5:15p, lottery balls will be drawn to randomly select 40 members of the City's first-ever Civic Assembly. Learn more about the lottery process in the video below & join us October 5 at City Hall or stream online! www.cambridgema.gov/civicassembly
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Every Participatory Budgeting cycle starts with someone saying, “What if…?” 💡 Take a look at projects in the past few years and see how a community idea can take shape and make a difference in Cambridge. Now it’s your turn! Share your idea by October 11 :https://camb.ma/3Tfu3VW 💭
This image is a collage of three panels showcasing community projects with funding allocations. The first panel shows a table with baby products labeled "Baby boxes for New Parents - $60,000." The second panel features a garden with a sign and flowers labeled "Pollinator Garden in a City Park - $75,000." The third panel depicts a person working at a recycling center labeled "Pop Up Recycling Center - $75,000." A banner at the bottom reads "13th Participatory Budgeting -- Past-project.This image showcases completed projects from the 13th Participatory Budgeting cycle. The top right shows a street with "Speed Humps" costing $250,000. Below, "Cool Spots Shaded Seating Areas" are set up on a sidewalk, costing $450,000. The bottom left displays people looking at a "Community Murals" project, with a cost of $120,000.Image showing three projects with budgets:

1. Repairing sidewalks while preserving trees with a $100,000 budget.
2. Enhancing street infrastructure with a $200,000 budget.
3. Providing transportation assistance services with a $50,000 budget.

Titled "13th Participatory Budgeting – Past project."This image is a collage showing three participatory budgeting projects with their funding amounts. The first section features cold and wet weather kits, with clothing items including hats and jackets, allocated $60,000. The second section displays a rain and pollinator garden with a street view featuring greenery and flowers, allocated $100,000. The third section shows a person helping distribute backpacks, highlighting a project for continuous access to school supplies, allocated $12,000. At the bottom, it mentions "13th Participatory Budgeting -- Past-project.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Traveling around Cambridge this weekend? The rescheduled Thai Market on Saturday, October 3 and the Cambridge Fall Classic 5K on Sunday, October 4 will result in temporary street closures and traffic impacts. Plan ahead: camb.ma/4AXkSOj
This is a map illustrating the route for the Fall Classic 5K Road Race in Cambridge, MA. The course starts and finishes on Sidney Street, with checkpoints marked at various points along the route. It passes nearby M.I.T. and runs parallel to the Charles River. The USATF logo is displayed in the bottom left corner.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
A ribbon now winds its way through new Carl Barron Plaza in the heart of Central Square.❤️ Renovations to the plaza have increased seating, while incorporating lighting and a stage for community events. Join us this Friday from 2–4 p.m. at 632 Massachusetts Ave. to celebrate! camb.ma/4hUZK3p
A public seating area with colorful, artistic metal arches, surrounded by small trees. There are tables and chairs on a paved surface, with light brick buildings in the background.A modern, urban plaza with outdoor seating featuring tables and chairs on a paved surface. A large, green, and curving metal sculpture adorned with flower designs arches overhead amidst tall trees. A multi-story brick building with large windows forms the backdrop.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Join us this Saturday, October 3 for the annual Bow Tie Bike Ride!🚲 Trace Cambridge’s iconic bow tie shape on a relaxed, family-friendly ride through the city. We’ll start and end at Sennott Park, with the ride leaving promptly at 10 a.m. Learn more: camb.ma/4hOZwLf
A group of people riding bikes along a tree-lined bike path. Some wear helmets, and a red-roofed building is in the background. It's a sunny day with clear skies.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Celebrate Disability Pride this Saturday! 🗓 October 3 (rain date: October 10) ⏰ 11 a.m.–2 p.m. 📍 Joan Lorentz Park, 449 Broadway 🎉 Enjoy food, silent disco, sensory-friendly crafts, adaptive physical activities and more! This event is free and open to all! 💛 🔗 Learn more: camb.ma/4hwYIcG
Participants of various abilities enjoying a lively basketball game on an outdoor court, surrounded by cheering onlookers. Some players are using wheelchairs. The scene is joyful and inclusive.A diverse group of people enjoying a community picnic at park tables under colorful pennant banners. Adults and children are eating and talking together. One person is using a wheelchair, and another is holding a white cane. Trees and a building are visible in the background on a sunny day.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Cambridge DOT has always analyzed intersections and worked to make them safer. Now, there’s a formal program behind that work. 🚦 Learn more about the newly released Intersection Safety Program website and intersection ranking list: camb.ma/4dJxvST
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
New to Cambridge and wondering where to start with daily resources? As part of our Welcome to Cambridge series, we’re sharing helpful information and resources to help you navigate updated services in Cambridge. 👉 Check more: camb.ma/4532Ivu
A notice from the City of Cambridge titled "Home Energy Assistance Program." It includes a phone number, 617-665-6234. The program helps income-eligible households pay winter heating bills from November 1 to April 30. It is available to renters and homeowners in Cambridge and Somerville who meet federal income guidelines. The bottom features the City of Cambridge logo and the text "Welcome to Cambridge." An image of a hose connected to a brick wall is displayed below the text.This image is a flyer for the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House. It includes a phone number, 617-547-4680, and text describing it as a Cambridge community center offering various services. The bottom shows the City of Cambridge logo and the phrase "Welcome to Cambridge." A photo of two smiling individuals is included.The image features a group of individuals standing in front of the East End House in Cambridge. They are holding backpacks. The East End House logo is on display above them. Text provides contact information, describing the house as offering education, food, and community programs. There is a City of Cambridge logo at the bottom.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
We are expecting some strong wind gusts over the coming days. Prepare now. If you see downed lines/wires, please report them directly to Cambridge Emergency Communications at 911 or 617-349-3300. Report power outages to Eversource: 800-592-2000. Plan ahead with batteries and flashlights.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
For over a century, the site of today’s Carl Barron Plaza has transformed many times, yet it remained a place where Cambridge comes together. 💛 Join us as we celebrate its next chapter! 📅 Friday, October 2 ⏰ 2–4 p.m. 📍 632 Massachusetts Avenue camb.ma/4hMhZba
Image of Carl Barron Plaza in 1890. The scene shows a street with horse-drawn carriages, trolley tracks, and vintage buildings. There are telegraph poles lining the street, and a classic architectural style is visible in the structures.A historical photograph of Carl Barron Plaza in 1915. The image shows a street scene with a trolley, several buildings, and a prominent church with a tall steeple in the background. A 1979 street scene of Carl Barron Plaza. Vehicles are driving on a divided road. A large, ornate building with a rose window is visible on the left. Other city buildings and infrastructure are seen in the background. View of Carl Barron Plaza in 2022, showing paved walkway, trees, seating areas, and surrounding buildings.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Want to know your neighbors? Come join us for a community block party tomorrow, September 25, 2026, from 6–8 PM! Free and open to all. Enjoy: ✨ Food trucks 🎶 Music 🎲 Block party games 📍 Inman Place (between 344 Broadway & 51 Inman) See you there!
People are gathered on a sunlit street, conversing and enjoying a communal event with road barriers in the background. A group of people gather outside near a Peet's Coffee umbrella and tables with pink checkered cloths.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Cambridge’s drought status has been downgraded to a Mild Drought🌧️ Under a Level 1- Mild Drought, nonessential outdoor water use is limited to one day per week, before 9a or after 5p (with exceptions for hand‑watering or drip irrigation of gardens). 👇 Check how YOU can help: camb.ma/4yXevbS
Green infographic titled "Level 1 Mild Drought" with three icons and guidelines: 1) Perform water audits for larger buildings and businesses, 2) Reduce lawn sizes, 3) Gather rainwater for outdoor irrigation.Green graphic showing "Level 1 Mild Drought." A watering can icon with text: "Hand watering of ornamentals and flower gardens is permitted." A pipe icon with a droplet and text: "Fix indoor leaks (toilets, faucets, showers)."Level 1 Mild Drought advisory. Icon of a hose with a line through it. Text: "Minimize overall water use." Below is a calendar icon with a droplet. Text: "Non-essential outdoor watering limited to once per week, before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m." The background is green.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Several events will bring street closures and traffic impacts across the city from Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27. Some events may also be impacted by weather: camb.ma/4hm0IEm
Upcoming Weekend Traffic Impacts notice from the City of Cambridge. The image shows three runners participating in an event. The schedule lists street closures for three events: Thai Market at Harvard Square on September 26, Paddy's Cambridge Classic 5K on September 27, and Smoke This Rib Fest 2026 on September 27.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
What happens after you submit an idea? This is the cycle: Community submits ideas → PB Delegates research and develop them → City staff assess feasibility and cost → 20 proposals go on the ballot → residents choose the winners. Submit your idea by October 11: camb.ma/41JD4f2.
The event is titled "Ideas Collection," taking place from August 2026 to October 11, 2026, to discuss budget allocation for city projects.The text at the top reads, "Proposals Development 10/2026 - 2/2026. Volunteer Delegates research and prioritize ideas, and develop final proposals. The City Manager and City Staff will approve 20 proposals for the ballot." The bottom text notes it as the "13th Participatory Budgeting cycle.A poster titled "City-Wide Voting" for March 2027. It states all Cambridge residents age 12 and older, including 6th graders, can vote regardless of citizenship. Images show diverse individuals at voting stations.Display board showcasing various community projects in Cambridge for the 13th Participatory Budgeting cycle, set to start in July 2027.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
⏳ 7 days left to apply for the Civic Assembly. If your household got a postcard, use your code before Sunday, September 27: cambridgema.gov/civicassembly
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Exciting news for Cambridge residents 60+! 👭 Council on Aging programming is returning to the Russell Youth & Community Center (680 Huron Ave.)! Join us every Thursday and Friday morning for Tai Chi, Portrait Drawing, Dance, Yoga, Strong & Stretched, and so on. View schedule: camb.ma/46DN1Mb
A group of five people are sitting and standing together, holding up decorated vinyl records. They are in an indoor setting with educational posters in the background.A group of people engaged in a stretching exercise in a gymnasium. Some are standing on one leg with arms raised. The gym has yellow walls, basketball hoops, and overhead lighting.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
The City of Cambridge is seeking new members for the Planning Board. All residents and background are welcome. Details: ✅ Meets 2–3 Tuesday evenings/month ✅ $6,000 yearly stipend ✅ Term: 5 years ✅ Apply by October 12, 2026 at www.cambridgema.gov/apply
New Board VacanciesBlue informational graphic announcing new vacancies in the City of Cambridge. It highlights the opportunity to serve on a board, commission, or committee, emphasizing community contribution and involvement in city decision-making. The specific vacancy mentioned is for the Planning Board. The City of Cambridge logo is at the bottom.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
It was another amazing Danehy Park Family Day. Thanks to everyone who showed up — it was one of our biggest turnouts yet — and for all the dedicated City staff who volunteered and made it special for all.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Cambridge’s Free Preschool Options Applications open on October 1, but families can join two upcoming events next week: 📢 September 22: 7–8 p.m. (Zoom) 🎉September 26: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. (In-person) King Open School, Community Complex, 830 Cambridge Street. Learn more: camb.ma/4xD2B5P
Three children are playing with translucent blocks on a light table in a brightly lit room. The blocks are various colors, including clear and orange.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Federal changes are affecting SNAP and MassHealth benefits BUT Cambridge is stepping up to support residents. 💪 The City of Cambridge has committed $500,000, and the Cambridge Community Foundation has contributed $100,000 to help families navigate these changes. Learn more: camb.ma/4rfPlSW
The image is an informational flyer titled "SNAP & MassHealth Support For Cambridge Residents." It states that $500,000 is committed by the City of Cambridge and $100,000 by The Cambridge Community Foundation, with over 30 community partners.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Who helps turn your Participatory Budgeting ideas into real projects?💡 Delegates do! They receive trainings, do the research and evaluation and shape them into full proposals. 🙋 Join as a Delegate: camb.ma/4yDlmH6 👉 Don’t forget to submit your ideas by October 11: camb.ma/41JD4f2.
A group of people are gathered in a room, some holding circular signs that read "I Voted." There is a table with a box labeled "Ballot" and a whiteboard in the background displaying partial text including "2022 Participatory Budget." A presenter stands on a stage in a modern lecture hall, giving a presentation to an audience. A large slide on the screen titled "What can be funded?" displays a list of items.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Through the River Street project, construction workers will soon install a new dedicated bus only lane on River Street from Putnam Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue. Installation will happen in phases, beginning with Franklin Street to Massachusetts Avenue. 🚍Learn more: camb.ma/4gVNL5l
A photo-realistic rendering of a section of River Street at Rockwell Street. The rendering shows the completed design of River Street with the viewer facing toward Central Square at a crosswalk. From left to right, the street has a sidewalk, a large planting area, a general travel lane, a dedicated bus and turn lane, a raised sidewalk-level bike lane, and a sidewalk.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Cambridge Arts Open Studios is almost here! 🎨✨ Join us this Saturday & Sunday from 12–6 p.m. as the city comes alive with creativity with about 70 local artists. Come discover the talent and shop at artists’ studios and Common Venues across Cambridge🌟 Check here: camb.ma/4y6BOjl.
A group of people stand at an art exhibition booth displaying framed artworks and prints. The setting is indoors with art and merchandise on tables and walls. Cambridge Arts Open Studios room with photography displays on wire racks. A person stands behind a table with a green tablecloth, showcasing art, including framed photos and prints.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
We're making history as the first municipality in MA to launch a Civic Assembly. 40 residents will be chosen via a lottery to learn & weigh in on public safety & surveillance tech, including gunshot detection systems & video cameras in parks & then deliver recs to the Council.https://camb.ma/3SovLHt
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
A vibrant new court design honors Boston Celtics center Neemias Queta and his Portuguese roots.🏀🎨 Featuring Queta’s number 88 and colors inspired by Portugal, the court was created by a team of Portuguese artists who traveled to Cambridge for the project. Photo courtesy of Celtics on CLNS
A vibrant outdoor basketball court with colorful artwork on the surface. Several people are present, engaging in various activities. The court has the word "HOOPERS" painted near the baseline. Buildings and a fence surround the area, with a clear sky and setting sun in the background.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
"Do I need to know anything about ShotSpotter or surveillance cameras to apply?" No! The Civic Assembly is built for everyday residents — experts brief the group during the sessions. You bring your perspective as a Cambridge resident; that's the qualification.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
We want to support your art! Apply for Cambridge Arts grants Sept.–Oct. 15. 🎨 Local Cultural Council Grants: up to $5,000 🎨 Organizational Investment Grants: $9,000 🎨 Art for Social Justice Grants: $7,500 Details & application: camb.ma/33VTJM6. You may apply for only one grant per cycle.
A collage of images promoting Cambridge Arts and their grant application period from September to October 15, 2026.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
Were you selected to participate in our first Civic Assembly? Here's some incentives: a $1,000 stipend, childcare, eldercare, transportation, interpretation & accessibility accommodations. This is built so cost isn't a barrier. Apply with your code by Sept 27: cambridgema.gov/civiclottery
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
Next Saturday! Danehy Park Family Day 🕚 Sept. 19: 11 a.m.–3 p.m. 📍 Danehy Park 🌧️ Rain date: Sept. 26 🎟️ Free for all ages! Enjoy music from DJ Special K, aerialists and acrobatic performers, plus seven amusement rides, including a trackless train! 🚍 How to get to the park: camb.ma/3yWQybr
Danehy Park Family Day
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
At dusk on Friday evening, Cambridge City Hall was lit up blue as part of the national Tribute in Light remembrance, joining municipalities, landmarks, and organizations across Massachusetts and the country. #neverforget
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
🙋 Love working with kids? Cambridge's Community Schools program needs Instructors and Lead Instructors now — plus several other youth-serving roles! Apply today 👉 bit.ly/4hjk9Pq
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Open Archives returns on September 12! ✨ Get ready to dive into Cambridge’s history and meet the archivists who keep our city’s memory alive. ⏰ Time: 1:00–3:00 PM 📍 Location: Joan Lorentz Park, 449 Broadway Don’t miss your chance to explore Cambridge's past and present.📚
Schlesinger: A group of people are gathered around a table under an orange canopy at an outdoor event. The table displays books, pamphlets, and signs.A group of people is gathered around a booth under a white canopy at an outdoor event. The booth has a sign that reads "Harvard Art Archives" and displays various framed photographs and documents on a black tablecloth.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Join the Cambridge Department of Transportation online to see the updated design for the Outer Huron Safety Improvement Project, including separated bike lanes on Huron Avenue. ⌚ Thursday, September 17 | 6-7:30 p.m. Register and learn more: camb.ma/4A1pHW1
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
On Friday, Cambridge will mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with community ceremonies. 🔹 8:30 a.m.: Remembrance Ceremony at the Robert W. Healy Public Safety Facility, 125 Sixth St. 🔹 9:50 a.m.: Brief ceremonies at all Cambridge firehouses 🔹 At dusk: City Hall illuminated in sky blue
This image displays a memorial setup featuring a large piece of rubble on an American flag-covered table with an NYPD badge. The tablecloth reads "Flag of Honor" and includes names of individuals. Framed lists of names are visible on both sides.A group of people in red shirts stand in front of a historic brick fire station. Two vehicles are parked in front of the station's arched entrances, one of which is a fire truck.A memorial plaque dedicated to September 11, 2001, is set against a brick wall with a glass window. The plaque honors the 75 Port Authority officers who sacrificed their lives, as well as other Port Authority members who died in the World Trade Center. It features an engraved badge, the words "NEVER FORGET," and is surrounded by flowers and an American flag.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Dream it. Share it. Help build it. Participatory Budgeting gives Cambridge residents a direct voice in community improvements. What is Participatory Budgeting? Here is how it works. 👉 Submit your ideas, small or big, by Oct. 11 at camb.ma/41JD4f2.
Community members gather at an outdoor event booth promoting idea submissions for improving Cambridge. Community volunteers and City staff collaborate in a room filled with people seated at tables, engaging in discussions. Residents participate in a voting event in Cambridge. Stickers on the partitions say "I VOTED."A screen displays information about an "Electric Vehicle Chargers" project, stating it received 2,872 votes and $200,000 in funding.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Street closures are expected in Cambridge September 9-13 for the Feast of Saints Cosmas and Damian and Cambridge Carnival International. Impacts include closures and parking restrictions in East Cambridge throughout the week. See which streets are closed and when: camb.ma/3SOFUNO
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Cambridge is launching its first-ever Civic Assembly — 40 residents, chosen at random, will study public safety technology (ShotSpotter, park cameras) and send real recommendations to the Council. Postcards with invitation codes are landing in ~15k mailboxes this week. cambridgema.gov/civicassembly
Civic Assembly Timeline
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
🏀 Registration is now open for Recreation's Fall Youth Basketball Leagues, with options for kids ages 8–11 up through high school! Spots are limited, so don't wait — find registration details and the application at the link below 👇 bit.ly/4cw9ZIt
A basketball player wearing "Cambridge Pride" attire is preparing to take a free throw shot in a gymnasium. Another player is visible in the background. The gym is decorated with various flags, including those of Brazil, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. Spectators are seated along the wall.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
Questions about your energy bill? Bring your electric bill and receive in-person support from staff. 📅 Wednesday, Sept. 9 ⏰ 9 a.m.–12 p.m. 📍 Housing Services Center, 362 Green Street, Cambridge Also, learn about Cambridge’s Community Energy Programs. camb.ma/4xDI8hV
A person holding a smartphone is photographing a stack of documents on a printer.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
Postcards are landing in 15k mailboxes. "Your Voice, Your Cambridge" invites residents to apply for the City's first Civic Assembly — a group of 40 who'll study public safety tech (like ShotSpotter & cameras in parks) & send real recs to the Council. If selected apply by 9/27https://camb.ma/4ylhFWC
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Overview of Cambridge Civic Assembly Process
YouTube video by City of Cambridge
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
Two 100% affordable housing developments in Cambridge have been awarded financing through Governor Healey and the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities.🌟 Funding will support: 🏠 67 affordable units at Corcoran Park 🏠 95 affordable units on Wendell Street camb.ma/4cuaKSx
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 05/09/2026
Pop-Up Recycling Event ♻️ Next Wednesday, Sept. 9! Join us from 4–7:30 p.m. at Timothy Toomey Park (71 Rogers St.) and bring hard‑to‑recycle items. ✔️ Check accepted items: camb.ma/4h76pqN While you're there, you can also learn about how to share your ideas for improving Cambridge.
Map showing the location of the Recycling Center. It is marked with a star on Norfolk St. The Department of Public Works (DPW) at 147 Hampshire St. is also labeled. Inman Square is indicated nearby.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
First look: This postcard starts hitting 15,000 Cambridge mailboxes early this week. It's an invitation to apply for the City's first Civic Assembly on public safety technology.
Civic Assembly Postcard
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Cambridge Public Health Department @cambpublichealth.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
We along with @cambridgemass.bsky.social CARE Team, @cambridgepolice.bsky.social, and @fenwayhealth.bsky.social commemorated International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31 in front of Cambridge City Hall.
Our staff tabling at the International Overdose Awareness Day on the lawn of city hall. There are harm reduction items and other resources on the table for Cambridge residents.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
What if your idea became part of Cambridge? Participatory Budgeting is back! Let us decide how to spend $500,000 to make Cambridge better. 👉 Submit by Oct. 11 at camb.ma/41JD4f2. Come share your creative ideas at Pop-Up Recycling Event, Sept. 9, 4–7:30 p.m. at Timothy Toomey Park!
A table covered with an orange cloth displays the "pb Cambridge" logo and website "pb.cambridge.ma.gov."
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
City offices, libraries, and senior centers will be closed on Labor Day Monday, Sep. 7. 🗑️ Trash collection will pause on Monday and shifts one day later for the rest of the week. ⚰️ Cemetery Offices closed; gates open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. 📱 Check more: camb.ma/4gFyVP0 and camb.ma/3UveJYK.
Holiday Closures & Service Schedule for City of Cambridge on Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2026. City Offices closed, Cemetery Offices open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., no payment at parking meters or pay stations, street cleaning rescheduled to August 31, curbside collection delayed by one day.
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
We have a new community engagement process to help shape the future of public safety & surveillance tech & you could be part of our first Civic Assembly. A "Your Voice, Your Cambridge" postcard will go to 15k random homes with a unique invitation code, learn more: camb.ma/3SovLHt
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City of Cambridge @cambridgemass.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Traffic Alert: Temporary street closures this Saturday, September 5 due to the Harvard Square Asian Night Market. Street Closures from 10 AM - 11 PM: ⛔Brattle St between Brattle Plaza and Story St ⛔Church St between Church St parking lot and Brattle St Learn more: camb.ma/4qOOngt
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