Public Hearing:Union Square Master Land Disposition Agreement


The Somerville Redevelopment Authority (SRA) invites the public to comment on the Master Land Disposition Agreement (MLDA) with Union Square Station Associates (US2) at a special SRA meeting and public hearing on Wednesday, March 8, 2017, at 5:30 p.m., in the Aldermanic Chambers, 2nd Floor, 93 Highland Avenue. Continue reading Public Hearing:Union Square Master Land Disposition Agreement

Letter to the Editor:RE “Take Those Banners Down!” Its Our Buildings Not Yours!

Dear Somerville News Weekly Editor,

We are writing to you in total disgust that this mayor with this administration and the current Board of Alderman has the nerve to allow the illegally displaying of those two banners up on Somerville City Hall as up on the Somerville High School.
First, we commend you for your courage to come forward in this most liberal city in the country with that article and all the backlash you people have taken by these liberals here in Somerville regarding such.

Now its time to call out all the elected officials here in the city! Continue reading Letter to the Editor:RE “Take Those Banners Down!” Its Our Buildings Not Yours!

10 Day Somerville Weather Forecast

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A good deal of sunshine. High 39F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.

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Partly cloudy skies this evening. A few showers developing late. Low around 30F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30%. Continue reading 10 Day Somerville Weather Forecast

PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME


Photos by Correen Demers

By Ashley Richardson

The Lady Wizards of Prospect Hill Academy will face-off against the Community Charter School of Cambridge Lady Cougars in the Massachusetts Charter School Athletic Organization’s championship game on Friday, March 10, at 6:30 pm at the Clark Athletic Center on the campus of the University of Massachusetts at Boston. Continue reading PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

Playworks New England Junior Coach Leadership Convention Draws 150 Youth Including Somerville Elementary School Students Learn to Become Leaders

 

BOSTON, Mass. – On Feb. 22 and 23, Playworks New England welcomed 150 fourth and fifth grade students, representing 29 Boston Public Schools and five schools in Somerville, during the nonprofit’s eighth annual Junior Coach Leadership Convention at Northeastern University. Continue reading Playworks New England Junior Coach Leadership Convention Draws 150 Youth Including Somerville Elementary School Students Learn to Become Leaders

SENATE REJECTS BILL TO SHOW PROOF OF RESIDENCY TO REGISTER CAR


 By Bob Katzen 

   Senate 13-25, rejected an amendment that would require applicants to provide specific proof of legal residence in order to register their cars. The accepted IDs include a driver’s license, Massachusetts identification card, social security number or other proof of legal residence issued by the state or the federal government.  Continue reading SENATE REJECTS BILL TO SHOW PROOF OF RESIDENCY TO REGISTER CAR

Beacon Hill Voted but Rejected Bill (H 57) to:LOWER TUITION RATES FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS 


By Bob Katzen  

Senate 12-25, rejected an amendment that would prohibit illegal immigrant students from paying the preferred, lower in-state tuition rates and fees at Massachusetts universities. The amendment would supersede a policy, implemented several years ago by former Gov. Deval Patrick, allowing some students who are not in the country legally to pay the lower tuition rates.
Continue reading Beacon Hill Voted but Rejected Bill (H 57) to:LOWER TUITION RATES FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS