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Local and Culturally Relevant Events this week:
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| Cambridge Mayor Ken Reeves (right) was honored by the Union of Minority Neighborhoods (UMN) during the organzation’s annual dinner, held at Simmons College. Standing beside him, from left to right, are UMN Executive Director Horace Small and Department of Neighborhood Development Director Charlotte Golar Richie. (Yawu Miller photo) |
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| (Left to right): City Councilors Maureen E. Feeney and Sam Yoon join Mayor Thomas M. Menino and branch manager Win Tung in the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the new Chinatown Financial Center by Citibank last week. In addition to Citibank’s products and services, the new financial center, located at 25 Stewart Street, also includes the wealth management services of Smith Barney’s financial advisors. (Photo courtesy of the City of Boston) |
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| Members of OrigiNation performed in a scene from the civil rights movement at their annual production of “Our Story: Celebrating the African American Experience through Theater, Dance & Music” at Roxbury Community College. (Prestige Image photo) |
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| (Left to right): City Councilors Maureen E. Feeney and Sam Yoon join Mayor Thomas M. Menino and branch manager Win Tung in the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the new Chinatown Financial Center by Citibank last week. In addition to Citibank’s products and services, the new financial center, located at 25 Stewart Street, also includes the wealth management services of Smith Barney’s financial advisors. (Photo courtesy of the City of Boston) |
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| The Dorchester Youth Council organized and hosted their Third Annual Safe Love event at Dorchester House Multi-Service Center last Saturday. Youth from all over the Dorchester community visited resource tables with information on health and safety issues, capping off the day’s festivities with a dance party. The event was sponsored by Social Capital Inc. Dorchester in collaboration with Dotwell and YPACT. (Cagen Luse photo) |
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