Why Iraq Still Matters by Matthew McLaughlin

  
 
Over time, moments escape the memory and become fractured images or vague feelings; enough to elicit emotions but not enough to recall accurately. My experience as a soldier in Iraq was very much like this: a blur of chaos, intensity and the occasional good time, that is so surreal, I have to remind myself these events even happened. Continue reading Why Iraq Still Matters by Matthew McLaughlin

Somerville: Windsor House Adult Day Health Center: You’re Never Too Old to Create              

  

A group of men sat prattling on about the latest Patriots win as they tore pieces of green and purple paper into tiny shreds. The co-mingling notes of Spanish, English, Italian and shared laughter wafted from the smaller activity room where the sheets were assembled on an enlarged butterfly. In the end, on the wall, their collective energy and effort represented much more than a beautiful piece of art- it was a symbol of a community creation. Continue reading Somerville: Windsor House Adult Day Health Center: You’re Never Too Old to Create              

Somerville High School’s Future

  
Somerville High School Project Community Forum, Nov. 19

Come learn about potential new plans for the High School. 

 

The Somerville High School Project Committee has been busy reviewing options for bringing our 19thcentury Somerville High School building into the 21st century, and we invite you to attend a Community Forum to discuss our work so far. Continue reading Somerville High School’s Future

Mark Niedergang, Ward 5 Alderman:Real Estate Development Projects in Ward 5

   
 
 Quik Mart on Highland Ave. and 231 Lowell St

November 9, 2015 Update: Current & Proposed Real Estate Development Projects in Ward 5
There’s a lot of development happening in Ward 5 and around the City, despite uncertainty due to the Administration’s plan to reintroduce a comprehensive proposed overhaul of the City’s zoning code in March 2016. Continue reading Mark Niedergang, Ward 5 Alderman:Real Estate Development Projects in Ward 5