A great event that happened Monday (10/27) at Anna’s Taqueria.
The beloved burrito joint hosted Hearth Shares (http://hearthshares.org/) – a new charitable program aimed at ending homelessness in the Boston Continue reading Somerville Resident Attends Anna’s Taqueria Charity Roller Event to Benefit Hearth Shares
On Wednesday, the Somerville First Source Jobs Initiative (SFSJI) celebrated a job fair exclusively for residents of the Somerville area at the Cambridge Health Alliance building, in Continue reading SOMERVILLE’S FIRST SOURCE JOBS INITIATIVE IS STEAMING UP
Aguacate Verde is delighted to offer Gourmet Peruvian Buffet and Costume Contest with Live Peruvian Music Friday, October 31st. Join us from 7:30pm to 11:00pm
to celebrate with Aguacate Verde El Dia
Continue reading Aguacate Verde In Somerville Is Having a Halloween Party Tonight in Somerville
Daylight savings time ends at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 2nd; time to turn our clocks back 1 hour. Reminder that Tuesday, November 4th is a Professional Development Day – there is no school for students that day.
November 4th is also Election Day. Don’t forget to vote!
Daylight savings time ends at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 2nd; time to turn our clocks back 1 hour. Reminder that Tuesday, November 4th is a Professional Development Day – there is no school for students that day.
November 4th is also Election Day. Don’t forget to vote!
Continue reading Connections: A Newsletter from the Somerville Public Schools – October 30, 2014
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Some exciting events in the coming weeks:
New York City – Saturday & Sunday, November 1st & 2nd – For a fee of $174.00 per person double occupancy or $249.00 per person single room you will receive your hotel room & motor coach bus transportation. Departing Continue reading Somerville Council on Aging Weekly Press & Organizational Information & Updates
As Election Day approaches us, I am proud to announce that I have received another endorsement from an honorable group in the community. The Continue reading Lanzilli Secures Another Endorsement
GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS FRIDAY, October 31, the 304th day of 2014 with 61 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 7:16 and sunset is @ 5:39. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are stars are Jupiter and Mercury. The evening stars are Mars, Neptune, Uranus & Venus.
ON THIS DAY IN: 1517 – Martin Luther posted the “95 Theses” on the door of the Wittenberg Palace church in Germany, starting the Protestant Reformation.
Continue reading GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS by John Dwyer
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It is a distinct honor to receive another endorsement from such an essential and respectable group in the community. The Somerville Fire Local 76 Union has offered their support and endorsement in my candidacy for the Continue reading Somerville Fire Fighters Endorsement
“On this week’s Greater Somerville, Kyann Anderson and Joe Lynch speak to the statewide 2014 ballot questions. Automatic gas tax hikes, rollback of the casino law, adding another nickel deposit to certain plastic and glass containers and providing paid sick time to tens of thousands of Massachusetts workers are all presented, discussed and debated.
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Join the City of Somerville for the fourth annual Somerville Bulb Blitz on Saturday, Nov. 8 and help prepare your neighborhood for a bright and colorful spring 2015! From 10 a.m. to noon, residents of all ages will gather at public spaces throughout the City to plan tulip and daffodil bulbs in anticipation of the 2015 spring season. Since 2011, volunteers have planted more than 9,150 bulbs citywide. Participants should bring their own tools (bulb planters, shovels, hoes, gloves, etc.). For more information, including locations, visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QXC39P5, or contact Luisa Oliveira at LOLIVEIRA@somervillema.gov, or 617-625-6600 ext. 2529.
City’s Arts Council adds two highly anticipated projects to its repertoire for fall 2014.
SOMERVILLE – This month, the Somerville Arts Council is rolling out two exciting and anticipated projects in Continue reading SOMERVILLE ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES POET LAUREATE, KIDS MAKER SERIES
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The Somerville Chamber of Commerce announced today that it has selected Velir, a local digital agency based in Davis Square, as 2014 Small Business of the Year. The Award is meant to Continue reading Digital Agency Velir to receive 2014 Small Business of the Year Award Velir selected by Somerville Chamber for good business practices and innovation
Ward 3 Somerville Alderman Bob McWatters Fundraiser Event
Nov 19th from 5:30pm-7:30pm
Event being held at: Sally O’Brien’s
335 Somerville Ave, Somerville, MA 02143
On the periphery of Davis Square between Mass. Avenue and the Community Path, one finds a closely settled, lovely neighborhood with a mix of single- and multi-family homes, many of which are part of the Campbell Park-Meacham Road Local Historic District (LHD). It’s one of those Somerville “pocket” neighborhoods you might not know about unless visiting someone there.
Continue reading Young Family Wins a 2014 Preservation Award for 13 Campbell Park
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Interview with Marian Berkowitz
A series of hills divides Somerville into unique neighborhoods. I am now in the Central Hill neighborhood, meeting the owner of 70 Oxford Street who recently won a 2014 Director’s Award from the Somerville Historic Preservation
Continue reading 70 Oxford Street Owners Delighted to Earn a 2014 Director’s Award
BOSTON — On the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, Mayor Martin J. Walsh will be joined by local officials to announce a new regional effort to help prepare Boston and the metropolitan area for the impacts of climate change. The event will also include the kickoff of the international design competition, Boston Living With Water, as well as an update on Boston’s climate efforts.
Continue reading Mayor Walsh to Announce Major Climate Preparedness Efforts on Two-year Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy
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Almost five years ago, The Boston Globe threw itself into the heroic battle to elect Martha Mary Coakley to the Senate.
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SOMERVILLE – On Monday, October 27, 2014, at 7:50 p.m., the Somerville Police Department received 911 calls reporting gunshots heard in the vicinity of Otis St. and Cross St. Responding Officers were met by a 25-year-old male victim who appeared to have sustained a gunshot wound to his left arm. The victim’s injury appeared to be non-life threatening and he was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital via Cataldo Ambulance. Police searched the area to no avail for two male Hispanic suspects in their late 20s that fled the scene in an unknown direction. This incident is under investigation by the Somerville Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police Ballistics Division. If anyone has any information regarding this incident, please contact Detective Jonathon Thermidor of the Somerville Police Criminal Investigation Division at 617-625-1600, extension 7231.
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9:00am:Talking Business
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The Somerville Police Department will once again join forces with the Somerville Auxiliary Police and School Crossing Guards on Friday, October 31, Continue reading Halloween Safety Tips
In this weekly culinary column, I will be focusing on one dish – giving the reader a quick history of the dish, the classical preparation of it, and of course, my own spin on the classic
Continue reading Cooking with Jonathan By Jonathan Jolicoeur
At 9:10 AM today, Traffic Officer Robert Hickey was involved in a motor vehicle crash while operating a police motorcycle. This crash occurred at the intersection of Medford Street and Pearl Street and involved a 1995 Honda Odyssey operated by a male out of Malden, MA. Officer Hickey, a 20 year department veteran, was transported to Mass General Hospital via Cataldo Ambulance suffering from serious but non-life threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation by the Somerville Police Accident Reconstruction Team.
Moore arrest age 34
While standing on the corner of Kent street and Somerville Ave, I saw a white vehicle, a Toyota Legacy. This vehicle was driven up over the sidewalk from Somerville ave. , across the burm, into the parking lot of a strip mall. The Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Celona arrest age 29 and Leone age 27
On 10/26/14 at approximately 20:04 while in uniform and operating marked unit E2, I was dispatched to Target for a report of two male suspects in the store attempting to cut security wires attached to merchandise. Officer Ducasse also in uniform and assigned to marked unit E3 was sent as my back up.
Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories/ Shoplifting at Target
It is with much pleasure that I announce that I have received the endorsement of the Teamsters Local 25 Union. As someone who has grown up in a working-class family, I feel honored to have the backing and respect of a group that represents and protects the needs of such an important force in the community. The hardworking and dedicated laborers that make up the Teamsters Local 25 are essential to the community and I am proud that they believe in me to represent them up at the State House. I hope to have the opportunity to represent their needs, as well as the needs of all of the residents of the 34th Middlesex District. If you have any questions or concerns as we head into the final days of the campaign, please do not hesitate to reach me at nicklanzilli@gmail.com or call me at 781-475-9590.
James arrest age 25 and Pierre age 31
On October 25, 2014 at approximately 02:10 hours, while on uniform patrol assigned to Marked cruiser East One along with Officer Kim assigned to marked cruiser East four we were both was dispatched to Great River RD on the third floor apartment for a report of a large group fighting in inside.
Kiely arrest age 33
On 10/24/14 at approximately 16:45 while in uniform and assigned to a walking route at Assembly Row, I was dispatched to Saks Fifth Avenue for a report of a shoplifter. Officer Ubeda, assigned to marked unit E1, was sent as my back up.
Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories/ Alleged Shoplifter at Assembly Row
The Somerville High School Girls Freshman volleyball team ended their season with a 2-0 victory over Medford on 10/24/2014 bringing their season record to 12-2. The Lady Highlanders were undefeated at home.
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Cannon arrest age 22
On the above listed date and time I, Officer Mark Pulli badge #311, assigned to Patrol Area East-1 along with Officer Goncalves (East-2) were dispatched to Third Ave. Somerville MA (UPS) for a report of an employee theft.
Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories / Alleged Smartphone Theft at UPS
Harvey arrest age 37
At approximately 9:41pm on October 22, 2014 I, Officer Salvatore Fusco while assigned to the East 1 patrol car responded to Innerbelt Road for a report of a motor vehicle accident. Upon my arrival I was approached by Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Gilchrist arrest age 26 and James Marion age 23
The following is a brief summary of the incident. It does not contain every minute detail of the arrest. On the above date and time, while assigned to the Somerville Police PD Narcotics/Vice Unit, working in an undercover Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
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Attorney General Martha Coakley’s campaign manager Tim Foley issued a press release at 4:13 p.m. yesterday criticizing my answers to questions posed to me by Boston Globe reporters David Scharfenberg and Andrea Estes. Continue reading STATEMENT OF GREG SULLIVAN, FORMER STATE INSPECTOR GENERAL, IN RESPONSE TO THE PRESS RELEASE BY MARTHA COAKLEY CAMPAIGN MANAGER TIM FOLEY
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Happy Birthday to many Villens in the Ville this week! Happy Birthday to Erin DiBenedetto, Paul Glejzer, Therisa Hussy Rogers, Chuck Viola, Michael Buckley Jr., Palmira Santos, Charlene Clifford Finos, Jim McNeill, Joe Donnelly, Emily Tauro, Julian Jolicoeur, Jacqueline Jolicoeur, Ariana Roche and Alderman Dennis Sullivan!
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By William Tauro
Thomas L. Cremens 52, A 20-year resident of Woburn, formerly of Somerville, died on September 11, 2011.
Continue reading Tommy Cremens Memorial Bench Unveiling Event in Somerville
This past Sunday, the Tauro family celebrated their mom’s 93rd Birthday.
Her five sons and their wives, eleven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren along with many other family members helped celebrate Emily’s joyous day together!
By William Tauro
Somerville High School’s Guidance and College and Career Readiness staffs hosted the 20th Annual Somerville High School College Fair, this past Wednesday at the Somerville High School Field House.
Continue reading Somerville High School Hosted 20th Annual College Fair At SHS
by William Tauro
Hundreds of supporters attended an event this past Friday evening at the Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge to celebrate “Respond,” RESPONDing to Domestic Violence 40th Anniversary Gala!
Continue reading RESPOND Celebrates 40 Years of Service in Somerville
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The Somerville Fire Department was one of several Massachusetts Cities and Towns to have received a portion of the Senior SAFE program grant, using it to install free smoke alarms / Continue reading The Somerville Council on Aging will no longer be accepting applications for free smoke alarm / carbon monoxide detectors.
Council on Aging chosen for Boston
The latest positive outcome of the collaborative efforts of the Somerville Council on Aging and Teen Empowerment is a renewed partnership with the Boston Symphony Orchestra through the BSO’s Symphony for Our City program. Each year, the BSO partners with community-based organizations from the Greater Boston Continue reading Symphony Orchestra “Symphony for Our City” program
By Bob Katzen
THE HOUSE AND SENATE. There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week.
In a recent Beacon Hill Roll Call report, we listed the votes of local legislators on the proposal to repeal the indexing of the gas tax to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) beginning in 2015. The tax Continue reading Beacon Hill Roll Call Volume 39 – Report No. 43 October 24, 2014
Happy National Food Day! Students across the District are celebrating Food Day and learning how to be ‘healthy eaters’ with A Tale of Two Apples, a series of Farm to School apple taste-testing events featuring locally-sourced produce. Stay up-to-date on other Somerville Farm to School activities and events at http://www.somervillefarmtoschool.blogspot.com.
Continue reading Connections: A Newsletter from the Somerville Public Schools – October 24, 2014
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By William Tauro
This past Saturday morning, the Somerville Veterans Services Department and the City of Somerville dedicated 139 Hudson Street in honor of the O’Leary Brothers.
Freinds, relatives elected officials and the Post 19 Honor Guard were in attendance as Veterans Services Director Jay Weaver unveiled the new street sign recognizing the O’Leary Brothers for their dedicated military service to their country.
Alderman Sullivan, Alderman Mary Jo Rossetti, State Rep. Denise Provost and Alderman Bill White were in attendance and honored the three heroes at the street dedication for the O’Leary Family.
It was a moving ceremony with a family member singing the National Anthem.
Photos by Kim Moss
By William Tauro
This past Thursday evening, Mayor Joseph Curtatone and the City of Somerville held a promotion and swearing in ceremony at Somerville City Hall for seven somerville police officers.
Continue reading Somerville’s Police Promotion Swearing-In Ceremony
Unique event celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month
SOMERVILLE – A unique advocacy and arts program featuring presentations by leading disability advocates, performances by talented poets with Continue reading ADVOCACY AND ARTS ABOUT LIVING WITH DISABILITIES AT ‘CAPABLE SOMERVILLE 2014’
With Election Day less than two weeks away, the Committee to Elect Nick Lanzilli for State Representative held another successful fundraiser at Raso’s Grille in Medford. With nearly 150 supporters coming and going during the event, the support continues to multiply with a wildfire effect.
Continue reading Lanzilli Fundraiser a Success
Naomi Kiara Rose Harrison
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By William Tauro
The Somerville Stars and Somerville Ice Cats recently skated between periods at a Bruins game at the Garden. This picture is of four of the kids ready to go on the ice, and then enjoying themselves after the game. From left to right in both pics; Brady Roche, Richie Gaskin, Anthony Capobianco, and Alessandro Capobianco.
“They just can’t hide their Somerville pride”
Join the City of Somerville on Thursday, Oct. 30 for the first annual “Haunted Hall” event at City Hall and the City Hall concourse from 6 to 8 p.m. The family-friendly event will feature a costumed Halloween Stroll, safe Trick-or-Treating Continue reading Haunted Hall” to Feature Family-Friendly Halloween Fun at City Hall on Oct. 30
Proud parents Dave and Jenelle along with grandparents John and Kathy Sullivan, Tony and Marty Pantanella, & Big sister Alexis welcomed Harper Grace Pantanella on August 22nd weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces and 18 1/2 inches long!
Longtime native of Somerville Thomas hogan and my sister Tracy Cresta gave birthday in March to twin boys… I think they should be voted cutest babies!!! Attached is a picture !!! Thomas john and Ryan Francis hogan!!!
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Oct. 23, 2014 – Visit the Kiley Barrel site, march with the Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, learn how Tufts is trying to improve its treatment of victims of sexual abuse, see what’s up with the Union Square “Community Benefits Agreement,” and explore the taxi-Uber conundrum. These stories and more on Somerville Neighborhood News #25.
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Aguacate Verde is delighted to offer Gourmet Peruvian Buffet and Costume Contest with Live Peruvian Music Friday, October 31st. Join us from 7:30pm to 11:00pm
to celebrate with Aguacate Verde El Dia
Continue reading Aguacate Verde In Somerville Is Having a Halloween Party Next Friday
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 4 Alderman Tony Lafuente, Ward 5 Alderman Mark Niedergang, State Senator Pat Jehlen, State Representative Denise Provost, and Continue reading Central Street Neighborhood Invited to Community Meeting on Public Safety
By William Tauro
Freinds and guests are invited to attend the unveiling of the bench in Tommy’s name at Dilboy Field in Somerville on Friday October 24th at 5:30pm
Hosted by Jim Halloran
Ward 3 Somerville Alderman Bob McWatters Fundraiser Event
Nov 19th from 5:30pm-7:30pm
Event being held at: Sally O’Brien’s
335 Somerville Ave, Somerville, MA 02143
SOMERVILLE – The Somerville Redevelopment Authority (SRA) is seeking applicants to fill a current vacancy in the five-member board. The SRA is an entity created under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The SRA has a total of five members, four of whom are Continue reading Community Note: City Seeking Applications for Vacant Somerville Redevelopment Authority Position
The Fall 2014 ResiStat community meeting series will kick off on Tuesday, Oct. 28 in Ward 5 at the Kennedy School at 5 Cherry St. Mayor Joe Curtatone and Alderman Mark Continue reading Community Note: Ward 5 ResiStat Meeting Scheduled for Oct. 28
Looking for a family Halloween activity this weekend? The Armory of Horror’s Halloween maze turns kid friendly this Saturday afternoon, November 1st. Fun monsters, arts and crafts, and safe trick-or-treating for kids of all ages. 12-4 PM Tickets are $5 per person with a maximum of $20 per family.
#RESPOND40th
Join RESPOND tomorrow for our 40th Anniversary celebration at Hotel Marlowe. The Gala Auction helps fund RESPOND’s life-saving programs and
The semiannual concert, now in its fifth year, features bands and solo singers and is sure to be an exciting evening. The performers range in age from 12 to 17 and includes students from Somerville High School, along with several elementary schools. The Somerville High School Jazz Band along with The Advanced Guitar Class will perform. Also on the bill are Stress Fracture, and Tenacious Three. The show will be held at The East Somerville Community School on Friday November 7th at 7 pm and admission is free.
State Senator Pat Jehlen is running for re-election in the Second Middlesex district, which includes Somerville.
Continue reading Sen. Jehlen Running for Re-Election
Pictured in attachment are – Aaron, Sam & Manny (from the Kennedy School) at the starting line (in red) on
This past Friday at Fresh Pond in a field of 75 runners from BBN, Belmont Hill & BC High. The boys conquered the 1.95 mile course despite an unusually warm October day. Practice occurs Monday & Thursday at Trum from 3:30-4:30pm through 11/8 state championship invitational at Ft Devens.
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We want to send a shoutout to Bene Correra, a very sweet lady who lives at Cobble Hill.
Bene is 92 years young and is an avid reader of The Somerville News Weekly!
Photo:Bene Correra pictured here with Senator Patrica Jehlen
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Kingston Antonio Bowler picture of his christening day.
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By Martin Polignone
This Past Wednesday Cobble Hill Elders “Talked the Vote.” One of the most interactive and well attended coffee hours that we had for some time, was the opinion of many elder residents of Cobble Hill that was sponsored by Ward One Alderman Matt McLaughlin and featured speaker Senator Pat Jehlan.
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By William Tauro
Delicacies of Ristorantes, Patisseries and beverage distributors were all there!
Photos by William Tauro
Nov 8th 9AM-4PM
Continue reading The Little Sisters of The Poor Annual Christmas Bazar
Somerville residents five years and older eligible for vaccine; Vaccine Clinics begin in October
SOMERVILLE – With cold and flu season rapidly approaching, the City of Somerville’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announces its Continue reading Somerville:HEALTH DEPARTMENT’S FREE FLU VACCINES OFFERED THRU ANNUAL CLINICS
“State Representative Denise Provost of the Massachusetts 27th Middlesex district, speaks with co-host Joe Lynch on this week’s Greater Somerville. Provost, running for re-election in November, reviews her work on Beacon Hill, speaks to statewide and local district concerns and initiatives and gives her views on the ballot questions facing voters in November. Watch the episode here Greater Somerville or watch SCATV for the re-airing of this Mass Election 2014 special.”
Reminders:
Chamber’s Annual Meeting of the Membership and Board of Directors
10:00 A.M., Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Winter Hill Bank, 5 Cutter Avenue, Davis Square – for members in good Continue reading Somerville Chamber of Commerce Reminders: October 29, November 5
The Somerville First Source Jobs Initiative, a partnership between Somerville Community Corporation (SCC), the City of Somerville, and The Continue reading Join us on Friday — First Source Jobs Initiative Breakfast w/ City of Somerville, Somerville Community Corp. & The Career Place
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The 2014 recipient of the John W. Fitzgerald Lifetime Achievement Award – named for the founder of Ames Safety Envelope Company, now Ames Business Park, and the first Chair of the Somerville Chamber of Commerce –
Continue reading Ken Kelly to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
Winners to be selected, presented during Historic Preservation Month in May 2015.
SOMERVILLE – The Somerville Historic Preservation Commission (SHPC) is now accepting nominations for the 2015 Preservation Awards. During its annual celebration in honor of Historic Continue reading NOMINATE PROPERTIES FOR ANNUAL PRESERVATION AWARDS BY NOV. 7
The City of Somerville, through the Purchasing Department invites sealed bids for:
Custodial Supplies
Continue reading CITY OF SOMERVILLE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT IFB # 15-22
Tickets for event $20. And raffle tickets are $10. Somerville Council on Aging has them available on sale
Location would improve emergency response time, offer more training for firefighters, reduce wear and tear on equipment, and make more efficient use of headquarters’ space
SOMERVILLE –A new six-bay fire station on the vacant lot at 515 Continue reading CITY SEEKS NEW FIRE STATION ON SOMERVILLE AVE
Several polling location changes in effect for Nov. 4 election.
To shorten lines, residents urged to review Ballot Questions in advance of voting.
SOMERVILLE – The City’s Elections Department reminds all residents in advance of the State Election on Continue reading POLLING LOCATION CHANGES FOR SOMERVILLE RESIDENTS ON ELECTION DAY
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New full-service, value-priced salon arrives at Assembly Row.
Somerville, MA– Hair Cuttery celebrated the grand opening of its newest salon in Somerville, MA on Tuesday, October 21st with a ribbon cutting ceremony officiated by Mayor Joseph Curtatone. In addition to Mayor Curtatone, Tim O’Malley from the
Continue reading Hair Cuttery Celebrates Salon Open with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in Somerville
The City is seeking committed individuals with a broad range of expertise and experience to serve on the new Sustainable Neighborhoods Working Group, part of Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone’s comprehensive approach to meeting the housing Continue reading Apply to Serve on Sustainable Neighborhoods Working Group in Somerville
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Come join us at…
Event: The Armory of Horror
When: October 24, 25, 30, 31 and November 1
6:00-10:00 PM
Where: Arts at the Armory
This Halloween the armory will host its Continue reading Armory of Horror in Somerville
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By Neil W. McCabe
A new law restricting gun rights in the United Kingdom insults the Common Law principle that a man’s home is his castle and is a fair warning for Massachusetts gun owners of what is coming their way.
Continue reading Will Bay State liberals rejoice as English officials revive surprise warrantless home searches?
In this weekly culinary column, I will be focusing on one dish – giving the reader a quick history of the dish, the classical preparation of it, and of course, my own spin on the classic
Continue reading Cooking with Jonathan By Jonathan Jolicoeur
Sometimes it’s all about being a proud grandfather to a beautiful baby girl.
Putting aside the stress and drama, especially when caused by others in their quest to make your life miserable Continue reading Reality Bites by James A. Norton
James Norton Becomes a Grandfather!
At 7:16pm local time Monday night, Naomi Kiara Rose Harrison was born. She is 6 pounds 12.3 ounces and 18.5″ inches long. Born to my beautiful daughter Kaitlin and her husband Jaleel. Mom and baby Naomi are just perfect in every way. I love you both so very much!
Grandpa Jamie
Congratulations from the Publisher and Staff of The Somerville News Weekly
Happy Birthday to Tony Costa!
Also happy 36th Wedding Anniversary to Tony and his lovely wife Eileen Costa!
Also Happy First Birthday to their granddaughter Arianna Louise Costa!
It’s surly a busy month for the Costa family.
Congratulations from everybody here at The Somerville News Weekly!
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Events focus on access to affordable, healthy and sustainable food sources
SOMERVILLE – In honor of national Food Day on October 24, the City of Somerville’s Shape Up Somerville program has planned two Mobile Farmers Market parties that celebrate Continue reading SOMERVILLE CELEBRATES FOOD DAY WITH TWO MOBILE FARMERS MARKET PARTIES
Grosset arrest
While assigned to walking route #6 in uniform patrol, I observed a verbal altercation between a male and two females. The male was sitting on a bench in Statue Park, Davis Square. There was a second male with him, who didn’t take part. The first words I heard were from a woman, she said, Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Shea arrest
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Franca arrest
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Moran arrest
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Ella Friedlaender, as a princess at Monster Mash Day, in Somerville.
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Somerville High School Historic Reenactors. On Sunday they appeared at Milk Row Cemetery, on Somerville Ave, once known as Milk Row, for Ghosts Of Somerville Day, sponsored by Somerville Historic.
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