https://resilient.mysticriver.org/
Check out the Mystic River website, and some of the data you can find there.
As well as some of the work they are doing.
https://resilient.mysticriver.org/our-work
The business case from "Building Community Resilience with Nature-Based Solutions: A Guide for Local Officials" by FEMA:
PSNA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting Thursday, Jan 21.
PSNA Meeting -- HOW WE CARE AND SHARE NOW
Time: Jan 21, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
We will start the meeting by hearing from Matt Stewart, priest, and others, from St. James Episcopal Church about their work around food insecurity, homelessness, etc. and how these will be affected as the construction of their new community center is completed.
An ongoing installation that honors over 135 individuals, a small fraction of Black lives taken by police brutality and hate crimes.
On view in the street-level windows of the Lunder Arts Center Roberts Gallery.
Ten things I learned from hard conversations about race and systemic racism in America
Monday, June 15, 2020
Last revised on: Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Bridge Gallery
#5 Pemberton St.
Cambridge, MA. 02140
p: (617) 930-3418
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November 19, 2020 minutes
Meeting agenda:
Update on 2072 Mass Ave
Jason Korb, Jennifer Tamarkin, and Sean Hope from Capstone Communities reported back on changes to this project made after meeting with abutters and neighbors who the project affects. These are the changes:
Last week, instead of listening to the broad and diverse coalition calling on him to sign meaningful law enforcement reform into law, Governor Baker buckled to the pressure of police unions and sent the bill back to the Legislature with amendments.
Yes, Holidays 2020 will be unusual, but we have the remedy.
