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
Daily Archives: October 28, 2014
Young Family Wins a 2014 Preservation Award for 13 Campbell Park
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.
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70 Oxford Street Owners Delighted to Earn a 2014 Director’s Award
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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
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Mayor Walsh to Announce Major Climate Preparedness Efforts on Two-year Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy
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.
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The Boston Globe endorses Baker, and the paper does not endorse conservatives
by Neil W. McCabe
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:INFORMATION ON OTIS STREET SHOOTING 10/27/14
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.
October 28th 2014 Somerville News Weekly Print Edition Online
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Reality Bites by James A. Norton
They say taking a long road trip with your spouse is suicidal – I think that’s rubbish.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS – SOMERVILLE CITY CABLE: CABLE CONNECTION City TV (13/22) & Educational Channel 15 (15)
*Programs and broadcast times can change due to event addition or cancellation.
CITY TV 13/22
Wednesday, October 29
9:00am:Talking Business
9:30am:Veterans in the ‘Ville
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Halloween Safety Tips
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