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ALT A white wayfinding sign that reads, "Edgewater Food Forest, This Way" with an arrow pointing to the right. Below the arrow are logos of affiliated partners. There is a house, front yard, sidewalk, and cars in the background.
ALT Community members and City leaders come together to cut the green ribbon opening the Edgewater Food Forest. A young person wearing a pink shirt holds the scissors cutting the green ribbon.
ALT Mayor Wu and two community members look onto a plant, all of them reach or gesture toward the plant. There are community members in the background.
ALT Four young people and a community member wearing a red t-shirt and hat join Mayor Wu for a photo, they all smile. Three of the young people wear green floral crowns on their heads. There are community members standing in the background.
ALT Mayor Wu speaks into a microphone. There is a tv screen in the background that reads, "Power Grid 2023, presented by Massachusetts LGBT Chamber of Commerce".
ALT Pride month kick off, rainbow flag raising and community concert full of live performances and Portraits of Pride exhibit
ALT Graphic: City of Boston Community Small Grants. The City of Boston is accepting grant applications to fund projects with the following purposes: 1. Charitable and humane purposes, 2. Summer field trips for children to nature areas, 3. Special or new recreation for Bostonians 4. Recreational areas for children. 5. To adorn and embellish Boston's streets and public spaces. Have an idea for a project in your community? Apply now to receive up to $2,000 in funding. Deadline Thursday, June 1, 2022. Link to bit.ly/bostonsmallgrant.
ALT Graphic with text listing out purposes for Community Empowerment Small Grants listed at https://www.boston.gov/departments/black-male-advancement/black-male-advancement-small-grant-fund
ALT Mayor Wu places a gold wreath-like crown onto Hellen Obiri, the winner of the women's race. Hellen wears a yellow and blue bib with her name on it. There is a blue BAA and John Hancock backdrop in the background.
ALT Marcel Hug and Susannah Scaroni, both wearing gold wreath-like crowns, hold a silver trophy together. They are on the Boston Marathon finish line. There is a blue clock off to the side that reads, "2:00:46". There are spectators, Marathon staff, and police in the background.
ALT Evans Chebet crosses the Boston Marathon Finish Line with his arms stretched wide. The blue Boston Marathon ribbon is split in half. There are spectators, Marathon staff, and police in the background.
ALT 12 City of Boston workers running in this year's Boston Marathon hold up their bib numbers and smile for the photo. They stand outside the Boston Public Library's Central Library in Copley Square.
ALT Graphic with blue background, transparent City seal, and white text that reads, "Investing in every generation, Our Recommended Fiscal Year '24 Budget, budget.boston.gov". The words "every" and "generation" are underlined in red.
ALT graphic: Looking for a career? Join the Boston Residents Jobs Policy (BRJP) Jobs Bank for a Career Exploration event! Get connected to job and training opportunities that do not require a college degree. Wednesday, April 19, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Bruce C. Bolling Building Lobby 2300 Washington Street Roxbury, MA 02119 Boston residents, women, and people of color are strongly encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Learn more at bit.ly/BRJP-Fair
ALT April of Action. April 15, One Boston Day, Franklin Park Cleanup. April 21, Love Your Block, Kick-off downtown. April 22, Love Your Block Earth Day. April 29 Love Your Block Arbor Day.