Riverside Community Care presents Decker with Recognition Award
State Rep. and city councillor Marjorie Decker was honored April 29 at Riverside Community Care’s 22nd Annual Appreciation evening for her work on issues of domestic violence.
President’s volunteerism honor roll names Lesley University again
Lesley University has been named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in recognition of its leadership on volunteering, service learning, civic engagement and bettering communities through service.
Cambridge Savings Bank names president and CEO
Cambridge Savings Bank announced the appointment Monday of Wayne F. Patenaude as president and chief executive of Cambridge Financial Group and Cambridge Savings Bank. Patenaude, who succeeds Robert M. Wilson, has served as the bank’s chief financial officer and treasurer since 2007.
Cambridge Savings Bank President and CEO announces Dec. 31 resignation for health reasons
Cambridge Savings Bank today announced the resignation of President and Chief Executive Officer Robert M. Wilson, effective Dec. 31. Wilson, who took a medical leave of absence earlier this year, will remain with CSB as a member of its board of directors.
Banneker Public Charter School cheers MCAS results
The Benjamin Banneker Public Charter School, which is focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, had great MCAS results and resulting state recognition, officials said.
Blocked from his health care, other benefits, Cambridge suspect stole man’s identity, DA says
After being unable to get loans, medical care and other benefits in his own name, Cambridge resident Frederick Cross, 68, stole the identity of another man, ultimately scamming more than $65,000 worth of state benefits since 2005 for which he was not eligible, the Suffolk County district attorney said Monday.
Head of Kendall Square charter school retires
The founder and head of school of one of the most successful public charter schools in Massachusetts has announced her retirement.
Illegal handgun sale sparked chase into Kendall Square, officials say
The Brighton man who led State Police on a multicity chase Wednesday evening was wanted for his role in the illegal sale of an unregistered handgun in Revere, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley said Thursday.
AIDS Walk inspires Boomerangs worker to raise thousands, as well as awareness
Central Square Boomerangs employee Cynthia Muñoz doesn’t have a personal connection with HIV, but she’s been inspired to take part in AIDS Walk Boston and gather donations toward fighting the disease. The next walk is Sunday.
Lesley holds commencement, graduating 2,300
More than 2,300 degrees were conferred this year by Lesley University, school officials said, including for 33 doctorates, 1,899 masters and 456 undergraduates at 2012 Commencement ceremonies Saturday at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston.
