To the council members;

You may be aware that the recent changes to Broadway on Winter Hill has sparked outrage in the community. At a recent community meeting hosted by Councilor Clingan, more than 70 people were in attendance. Only three people spoke in favor or were neutral on the change in traffic patterns. That means more than 95% of the people in attendance were

Dear Billy T and Somerville Speakup Line,

I attended Saturday’s meeting regarding the bus lane. Councilor Clingan and Brad Rawson were there for the whole meeting. Councilor Stephanie Hirsch stepped in briefly. Mike Capuano came in near the end of the meeting. As expected everybody was outraged over

Watching what’s happening in somerville from northern suburbs. I’m wondering if anyone has talked to lawyers about this …

Dear Billy T and Somerville Speakup Line,

The corruption continues! We’re hearing that the new Somerville DPW Big Steve Mac is already taking over where the corrupt lake commissioner left off!

It seems that the new Somerville DPW Commissioner’s wife has

Dear Billy T and Somerville Speakup Line,

The big problem here is that a mistake was made just in the timing alone. Should never have been done until the bridges were returned to normal to start with. Next is they don’t listen with an open mind.

I have talked to them. Regardless of saying they made the mistake instead of

FREE Halloween event features safe trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, activities for kids, and more!

SOMERVILLE – Join the City of Somerville on Thursday, October 24, for the annual “Haunted Hall” event on the City Hall concourse from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The family-friendly event will feature

Free Open Streets event to feature live music, family-friendly activities, and more!

As Green Line Extension construction has progressed, the MBTA announced this week that a new schedule has been determined that will restore through traffic on Washington St. five months earlier than previously anticipated.

Dear Billy T and Somerville Speakup Line,

Last Saturday on early evening on October 5th there was a fire in Cambridge on the Somerville line located at ‪305 Webster Av., Inman Crossing, ( Webster Ave. and Columbia Sts.)‬. The fire damaged a development that was still under construction almost near completion.

Dear Billy T and Somerville Speakup Line,

My family and I are long term and early supports of the Mayor. The Bus lane was a reasonable idea, but it is not working in practice.

Uhuru Solidarity Movement presents: Days of Reparations to African People speaking tour REPARATIONS: A REVOLUTIONARY DEMAND

A call for white people to stand in solidarity with African liberation and the Black Power Blueprint.

By William Tauro

In 2017 Federal charges were sought on six people including Mayor Joseph Curtatone of Somerville. Over the past two years, more people have been named as accomplices and their names have been submitted over to the federal authorities.

Over the past year alone these people have been dropping like flies and/or getting very sick.

Names that were sent to the federal authorities seeking charges just to name a few were

By Bob Katzen

The Senate 38-0, approved an amendment raising from $602 million to $800 million the annual funding cap that the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) is allowed to spend on school building and renovation projects.

By Bob Katzen

This bill (H 352) Prohibits robocalls to cell phones and other mobile electronic devices. The measure exempts messages from school districts to students, parents or employees; from companies advising employees of work schedules;

By Bob Katzen

Restricts telemarketing companies doing business in the state by allowing businesses to sign up for a “Do Not Call” list and fining companies up to $5,000 if they call a business on the list.

By Bob Katzen

Bill (H 3708) – Caps the compensation of CEOs and other executives of nonprofit social service agencies that receive at least 30 percent of their annual budget from state funding.

By Bob Katzen

Bill (S 130) Requires all mobile telephones sold or leased in the Bay State to clearly and conspicuously disclose the following on the product’s packaging: “To assure safety, the federal government requires that cell phones meet radiofrequency (RF) exposure guidelines.

By Bob Katzen

THE HOUSE AND SENATE. Beacon Hill Roll Call records the votes of local senators from recent Senate debate on the the Student Opportunity Act that invests $1.5 billion, mostly in the form of Chapter 70 Aid for local school districts, in the state’s public K-12 education system over the next seven years.