Cambridge city leaders and the Massachusett tribe unveiled newly installed bilingual street signs in East Cambridge, with English and Massachusett translations from First to Eighth streets as part of a participatory budget project chosen by voters. The signs, featuring traditional green with purple Massachusett translations, aim to honor indigenous history and culture, with Vice Mayor Marc McGovern highlighting the importance of acknowledging the land’s original inhabitants and their contributions. This initiative, spearheaded by resident Sage Carbone, aims to build relationships between tribal nations, municipal leaders, and citizens while promoting cultural awareness and inclusivity in the community.
Full Article
'Biggest Loser' Trainer Dolvett Quince talks California's resiliency amidst devastating wildfires
Dolvett Quince, former Biggest Loser trainer, recounts his decision to evacuate during the California wildfires and praises the resilience of his community. He describes the challenging conditions before leaving and expresses hope for recovery, noting the assistance and support already visible among residents. Despite disappointment in government preparedness, Quince commends the firefighters for their swift response and hard work, advocating for their increased recognition and compensation. Full Article
Read more