AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEast Boston Culture: Illuminated steel arches are marking the start of the Golden Thread, a public-art trail that pairs neighborhood landmarks with multilingual stories about immigration, change and community. Its first annual celebration is set for Oct. 24. Schools & Community: A donor says a proposed East Boston reading-instruction partnership took years to get moving; he ultimately withdrew his support, though the program later launched with other funding. Massachusetts is also bringing local cranberries to school cafeterias. Cultural Celebrations: Suffolk students shared food, crafts and traditions from eight cultural groups at the university’s Destination Fair, while Revere celebrated Italian heritage with music and food. Survivor Solidarity: Hundreds gathered on Boston Common to stand with sexual-assault survivors amid renewed attention to campus responses to abuse.
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