The Somerville News Weekly Welcomes its New News Print Edition Soon-To-Be Released and Coming To Somerville! Advertise With The Somerville News Weekly Online and In Our News Print Edition Soon Being Released! ” We Don’t Just Make This Stuff Up!.

We don’t use our paper as a baseball bat ,knock you for no good reasons at all, and we don’t knock our competitors like some other papers do, that’s just being a bully and that’s only showing signs of weakness! We respect our readers, other businesses and most of all we respect other people in the Ville!”

So reserve Your Ad Spot Today! “The Proof is in the Pudding!” “Yes, We Have the Bigger Audience” right here in Somerville and beyond! With over 30,000 weekly readers reading and checking us out, we have no doubt the bigger audience and we have the stats to prove it! “It Just Keeps on Growing Every Day!” We Reach Out & Grab You! Advertise with The Somerville News Weekly’s newly being released “Weekly News Print Edition” and as an extra bonus get placed on our Somervillenewsweekly.com and Bostonnewsgroup.com news website’s homepage for our seventy city and town publications across the commonwealth and beyond for “Free” as well as on all of our very popular Facebook pages and Twitter pages for the world to see! With thousands of monthly readers reading our publications every day your message is sure to be seen! You can simply place your ad right over the phone! Call Billy Tauro Toll Free at: 1(888)625-2706 or email us at: Wmtauro@bostonnewsgroup. com to advertise today for little as $50 per week! “Call Today and Get Noticed” We accept all major credit cards and checks and some barter! “Like and follow us on Facebook & Twitter”

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The Somerville News Weekly Proudly Supports and endorses Peter J. Koutoujian for US Congress! “The people of the Fifth Congressional District deserve nothing but the very best!

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Congratulations to the Moss family on the dedication of the “SFP2 Delton (Pete) Moss US Navy Korea
And Clara (Noni) Moss” Square in Somerville! The square was dedicated on Saturday, October 12th to the husband-wife for Delton’s service contribution in the armed services in the Korean Conflict and his wife Clara, a local hometown hero for saving a young child’s life in the City of Somerville when she was a crossing guard. The sign hangs proudly outside the family residence at the Intersection of Richardson Street and Richardson Terrace in Somerville.The dedication was provided by the city of Somerville to the Moss Family. Congratulations to the entire Moss family for this honor!

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Congratulations to our good friends Lynda Correia and Jamie Norton who recently got engaged and are planning on getting married late December of this year. We heard that the wedding is in a discrete location in an old fashioned barn setting! We can’t disclose the location of the wedding, but you can be certain that we will be there sending back photos! We here at the News wish them all the best and a lifetime of happiness for many years to come!

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The Somerville News Weekly welcomes and is happy to announce that LisaMarie Tauro, Billy’s daughter has joined the “News Team!” Lisa is a lovely young lady, soon to be a registered nurse and is helping out at the paper as a managing editor! Welcome!___________________________________________________________________

Somerville News Weekly Proudly Supports Somerville Pop Warner! Buy a “REAL VILLENS WEAR PINK “shirt and be posted in the “News” live here on: www.Thesomervillenewsweekly.com  Villen pink T-shirts $10 Villen pink hoodies $25 Somerville local free delivery! add $6 for postage outside Somerville.”Hey it’s for the kids!” Contact Billy Tauro: Wmtauro@bostonnewsgroup.com Sizes Youth: Small Medium, Large Sizes adult: Small Medium, Large, XL XXL, XXXL

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There are a few happy wedding anniversaries out there to shout out at to our good friends. Happy Wedding anniversary to Diane and Ray Snow Somerville Plumbing, happy wedding anniversary to Sheila and Steve Maceachern of Somerville and happy 28th wedding aniversary to Ginny and Chuck Roche of CB SCOOPS Ice Cream of Medford!

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Beyond Somerville: 4 Ideas for Local Fall Fun somervillebeat.com summer meets its official end this past weekend and while I’ll miss the carefree long days, fall is when New England really shines. After all, we’ve got some of the best cider, doughnuts, apple picking and more. It’s a beautiful fall morning and we’ve got four ideas on how to enjoy the season locally: http://somervillebeat.com/beyond/3841/beyond-somerville-4-ideas-for-local-fall-fun/ What’s your favorite fall activity?

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October is National Bullying Prevention Month is National Bully Prevention Month. More than 160,000 kids stay home per day because of it. Learn how to help at http://ow.ly/pm0CL

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Did you know that there are estimated almost five to six hundred “Bath Tub Marys” within Somerville’s city limits? Well, there are! Somerville Mass, two time “All American City”, one of the most hippest cities in the country and one of the most politically active cities in the nation!  But who would of ever thought that Somerville is the Bath Tub Marys Capital of the world. Follow a Somerville resident and librarian as she rides out a collapsed arch by walking every street in the city, taking pictures of every single yard shrine she finds. She began in earnest late summer of 2012 and has already documented over 350 statues with many more to go!

________________________________________________________________________Check out our new pages that we have to offer online at www.Thesomervillenewsweekly.com Here are a few to sample: 2013 WHYC Veteran’s Cruise,  Look Back At Early Somerville, Boston Marathon Bombing Timeline Memorial Page, OUR LOCAL CITY and TOWN MUNICIPAL WEB SITES, OUR SEVENTY CITY and TOWN SISTER LOCAL NEWS PUBLICATIONS, Remembering When Cavalia Came to Somerville, Somerville Chamber of Commerce Page, Somerville Council on Aging Calendar of Events Somerville Council on Aging News Photo Album Archives, Somerville Kiwanis Club Page, Somerville Lions Club Page, Somerville News Weekly “Favorite Photos” Series Collection, SOMERVILLE POLICE ARRESTS/CRIMES OF THE WEEK, Somerville Pop Warner Page and the Somerville Rotary Club Page! Check them out today and “Surf Our Web Site” at: www.Somervillenewsweekly.com ”

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Somerville to Plant Flower Bulbs After a long, cold winter it’s nice to see the first flowers of spring popping up. This fall, help prepare for the spring by participating in the Bulb Blitz. Join your neighbors on Oct. 19, from 10-noon, in a public space around Somerville to plant flower bulbs. For more information, and to sign up, visit: http://bit.ly/GXvIsO.

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St. Clement Anchors Football Sports Update by Colin Walsh: The St. Clement Anchors matched up against the Defending Super Bowl Champion Cathedral Panthers this past Saturday and both teams put on a great defensive clinic. Cathedral had lost only one game since 2010, which was a controversial loss in the 2011 Super Bowl. St. Clement relished the roll of underdog and used it as motivation. “We knew we had the horses to be in the race with Cathedral we just had to execute the game plan” said Assistant Head Coach George Murray. On its first possession Senior QB Michael Sullivan connected with Senior Khaneil Bruce for a 25 yard TD pass. Senior Deron Hines added the conversion run and that is all the scoring that would be done until two minutes to play. Cathedral quickly answered dashing through St. Clement defenders to set up a 1st and goal from the two on its first possession. The Anchors settled down and stuffed Cathedral on 4 straight plays to turn the ball over on downs. For the next 36 minutes each team traded defensive stands forcing punts and fourth down stops. In the fourth quarter the St. Clement offense took over. The Anchors went to the ground attack and let Deron Hines carry the team on his back grinding out first downs to control the clock. With 2:18 to go Sullivan hit Senior Junior Oyaronbi for a 30 yard strike after a fake to Hines and St. Clement fans and players went into a frenzy. On cathedrals first play Bruce intercepted a pass and the victory was sealed. St. Clement takes over first place in in the Catholic Central League with the victory.

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Did you know that Somerville has the 6th highest concentration of same-sex couple households in the United States! Did San Francisco just get out-gayed? Surprisingly, the American City with the Highest Concentration of Gay Couples.

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Sullivan announces mobile office hours next three Saturdays Alderman Dennis Sullivan to hold neighborhood mobile office hours next three Saturdays. Sullivan will make stops across city to hear from residents. Somerville – October 14th was the first one – Alderman at Large Dennis Sullivan held his mobile neighborhood office hours across the city for the next three Saturdays. He’s held more than 125 office hours since being elected to the board to meet and learn from residents and share ideas. Sullivan will make the following stops as part of his fall office hours: Saturday, Oct. 19: outside the East Branch library on lower Broadway at 10am, followed by the Union Square Dunkin’ Donuts at 11am. Saturday, Oct. 26: outside Dunkin’ Donuts at the corner of Highland Ave. and Central Street at 10am, followed by the Winter Hill Post Office at 11amSaturday, Nov. 2: in the heart of Ball Square at 9am, followed by Statue Park in Davis Square at 10am, and concluding in Teele Square at 11am“I believe that municipal government works better when we listen and that’s why I bring my office hours to street corners and neighborhoods across the city to talk to residents, gain insight from there, and talk about how we move forward together,” said Sullivan. “Somerville has made great strides in transportation, the environment and smart growth development, but there is still much work to be done. I’m looking forward to meeting with residents and talking about what the future holds for our community,” said Sullivan. Sullivan takes the mobile office — a banner and table — twice per year to each one of the city’s seven wards, and once during the colder months at either a local grocery store or library. Sullivan argues that while nothing can replace “face to face discussion,” he posts updates on social media as well. Office hours are weather permitting. If they are rescheduled they will be announced via @aldsullivan on twitter and via Facebook.

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Supporting Food Day in Massachusetts October 24th. What does a local food system look like? Somerville is the densest city in New England, topping the population scale at 77,104 in 4.2 sq. miles of space. Somerville’s lack of open space and its rich industrial history (contaminated soil is a challenge that residents face when attempting to garden) allows for an endless amount of creativity that people are using to participate in the ‘grow your own’ movement. From porches to rooftops, raised beds to reclaimed lots, businesses, individuals, and youth are building crop knowledge and farming experience as a community. Although Somerville has a long way to go to create the kind of autonomy from the global food system that many cities around the world are striving for, there are features that should be celebrated for its innovation and forward thinking for a healthier, collaborative, and resilient community.

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Join Somerville Department of Veteran’s Services on Veterans Day EVENT. On Veterans Day – Monday, 11 November, between 1400 and 1700 – the Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Home Base Program will present Challenges and Hope: What’s Facing Returning Veterans and Military Families, a forum of military, business, government, health care, policy, and philanthropy leaders to address the challenges facing our returning veterans and their families as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan come to an end. The event will take place at the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, Columbia Point, Boston. To register, contact Emma Morrison at 617-643-3829 or emorrison4@partners.org.

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Somerville Local First’s 5th Annual Harvest Fest 2013! Presented by Eastern Bank The Center for the Arts at the Armory Somerville, MA Join Somerville Local First (SLF) and local economy advocates far and wide on Saturday October 19, 2013 for a day or evening of delicious food from some of Somerville’s best local restaurants, local beer from some of your favorite independent brewers around New England, great live music, games and much more. Buy your tickets for one of two sessions today! Harvest Fest, Saturday, October 19, 2013 Session 1: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM Session 2: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Presented by Eastern Bank, Harvest Fest is SLF’s major annual fundraiser, now in its 5th year! All event proceeds go towards SLF’s operating budget to build and strengthen the local movement and local business community in Somerville all year long. For more info visit our website: www.Thesomervillenewsweekly.com

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Somerville Bicycle Committee’s Over, Under, Around, and Through: The 21st Annual Tour de Somerville! Somerville Bicycle Committee‘s  21st annual Tour de Somerville will happen on Saturday, October 19 at 10:00am Seven Hills Park in Somerville, Massachusetts. Please join us as we visit bridges, tunnels, and construction sites around our city!

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