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Somerville Neighborhood News looks back at the top stories of 2015 and ahead at what they mean for the ‘Ville in the coming years. The Green Line Extension has lost momentum, can the MBTA and the Department of Transportation get it back on track? Plans for Union Square are moving forward, how will Green Line delays affect the progress?
As Assembly Square development continues, just across the river Wynn resorts continues to gain approvals for its resort casino. But that doesn’t mean Somerville isn’t fighting back.
Home prices and rents continue to rise across Somerville. Affordable Housing advocates say they can’t wait for a citywide Zoning overhaul for relief. Municipal elections, changes at City Hall and at the School Department are all part of a dynamic year in Somerville. These stories and more in SNN #56.
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