In this weekly culinary column, I will be focusing on one dish – giving the reader a quick history of the dish, the classical Continue reading Cooking with Jonathan By Jonathan Jolicoeur →

It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad world, my friend…try to keep it together.

I have been writing in various publications off and on for the better part of 25 years now. I’ve written serious business columns that included Continue reading Reality Bites by James A. Norton →

“Jordan having lunch in the Ville!”

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Brakeman Steve Langton of Melrose and pilot Steven Holcolm won the bronze medal on Sunday in the 2 man bobsled in Sochi.

Alexander Zubkov of Russia won the gold and Beat Hefti of Switzerland piloted the silver medal sled. Holcolm and Langton finished three hundredths of a second ahead of the Russia 2 sled to secure the Olympic Bronze Medal.

Pun arrest

On February 11, 2014 at approx. 7:40 PM while in plainclothes and standing in the front window of Broadway, The West Somerville Police Substation I Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories →

Umana / Acosta/ Decaureau arrest

On Sunday, February 16, 2014, I was on duty and assigned to marked Unit West-7. At approximately 8:05PM, I received a call from Officer Sean Browne. Officer Browne explained that Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories →

Bonderev arrest

On February 12, 2014 at approximately 1843 I was in full uniform and assigned to the Somerville Police Traffic Bureau. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories →

Dasilva arrest

The following is a brief summary of the incident. It does not contain every minute detail of the arrest. On the Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories →

The Somerville Council on Aging & the Culinary Arts Department at Somerville High School are hosting a luncheon on Continue reading See What’s Cooking at Somerville COA →

It’s messy out there, we’re getting reports of issues on the roads, and the Governor is urging everyone to stay off the roads until 5 a.m. tomorrow due to dangerous conditions. Crews will be out all night working to clear the snow by the morning. But for now, please leave your cars parked if you can. And please spread the word.

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Dear Somerville News Weekly Publisher,

My name is Juanita Meranda and this is “My Real Life Police Story”

I am a Somerville senior citizen and I reside at Clarendon Hill Apartments

Continue reading Letter to the Editor: “I Need Your Help!” →

“Mark and Dad Pete Haley”
Two true Somervillians!

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