Leaving dogs—even for “just a minute”–while running an errand can lead to dogs suffering and dying in a parked car. Continue reading Somerville Police:Dogs in Hot Cars– →

Outside the West Somerville Sub Station-credit: Officer Manfra

It’s the summer of zoning (and, yes, that’s more exciting than it sounds)! The City’s zoning regulates what can be built in your neighborhood, what changes you can make to your home or business, and many other things that make Somerville look and feel the way it does. Continue reading Somerville Zoning Sessions →

This year’s SomerMovie Fest is taking a wild turn with a selection of movies featuring animals. The series kicks off July 6 with “Sing” at Seven Hills Park in Davis Square. Visit somervillema.gov/beast for the full schedule and to vote for the final viewers’ choice movie.

Union Square is the place to be this weekend. The Somerville Arts Council has two fun events planned: Continue reading Somerville Arts Council Two Fun Events Planned  →

“As mayor, it’s your duty to stand with the people who live in the city”
  

           
Payton and Jenny Corbett
Continue reading Candidate for Mayor of Somerville Payton Corbett →

GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS TUESDAY, July 04, the 183rd day of 2017 with 182 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 5:11 and sunset is @ 8:24. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are stars are Jupiter, Saturn & Mercury. The evening stars are Mars, Neptune, Uranus & Venus.

ON THIS DAY IN: 1776 – The amended Declaration of Independence, prepared by Thomas Jefferson, was approved and signed by John Hancock, the President of the Continental Congress in America.  Continue reading GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS by John Dwyer  →

To whom it may concern,

Thank you for addressing a vital issue within the wonderful community of Somerville. Your vigilance is a display of assurance to those within said community. Continue reading Letter to the Editor:Mcgrath Offramp →