4th Anniversary of Murderer’s Conviction of 2009 Somerville Murder Trial

Photo:Nancy Medeiros and Somerville Police Detective Paul Duffy

By William Tauro

Last Thursday night Nancy Medeiros and Somerville Police Detective Paul Duffy met to celebrate the 4th year anniversary of Justice for Nancy’s nephew Christopher Souza who’s murderer was captured, brought to justice and convicted on June 9th, 2014 because of the hard work and dedication of Det Paul Duffy and Det Katie Mcdaid.

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SYSL TEAMS IN POSTSEASON ACTION, FALL REGISTRATION OPEN

Five teams competed in the Commissioner’s Cup and MTOC playoffs in Woburn

SOMERVILLE, MA, June 18 – This weekend saw five Somerville Youth Soccer League teams play in the postseason. The Boys U10-1, U10-3, U12-3 and U14-3 teams competed in the Middlesex Youth Soccer League (MYSL) Commissioner’s Cup, while the Boys U14-1 team played qualifiers for the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions (MTOC).

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Real Life Somerville Police Stories: Michael SHIPPEE (RS CC, Improper CC Use Under, Identity Fraud, Larceny from Building…)

On the morning of Wednesday, June 13, 2018, I, Detective Robert M. Pasqualino, was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Unit as Delta 6. At approximately 10:00 AM, I received a case requiring further investigation. The case is in regards to a stolen credit card and U.S Passport. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories: Michael SHIPPEE (RS CC, Improper CC Use Under, Identity Fraud, Larceny from Building…)

Grill Safely this Summer in Somerville

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The Somerville Fire Department wants to remind you about grilling and outdoor fire safety so that you can have a fun and safe summer. Because houses are close together in Somerville and many buildings are made of wood it’s easy for a fire to spread quickly, so please take a minute to review these tips and regulations:

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GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS by John Dwyer

GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS MONDAY, June 18, the 169th day of 2018 with 196 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 5:06 and sunset is @ 8:23. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are stars are Jupiter, Mars, Mercury & Saturn. The evening stars are Neptune, Uranus & Venus.

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Mark Niedergang Ward 5 Alderman: Transfer fee in Legislature, GLX bridge closures, more Cedar St. construction, Clarendon Hill public housing, FY 2019 City Budget

   

  Broadway Ball Square Bridge      Cedar St Bumpout

In this issue:

• Real Estate Transfer Fee Home Rule Petition approved unanimously by Board of Aldermen (BOA); hearing before Joint Committee on Revenue in State Legislature Wednesday Continue reading Mark Niedergang Ward 5 Alderman: Transfer fee in Legislature, GLX bridge closures, more Cedar St. construction, Clarendon Hill public housing, FY 2019 City Budget

The Somerville News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week

Many Villens celebrating their birthdays this week in the Ville! Happy Birthday greetings go out to Kamala Vasanthakumar, Chris Piacentini, Sal DiDomenico, Frank Santangelo, Claire Moran, Joannie Allison, John Eleftherakis, Mike Delgizzi, Roger Fisk, Mary Murphy, Jessica Brayden, John Cannon, Kenneth Carroll, Happy 12th Birthday to Anthony Legee, Happy 100th Birthday to Oscar Greene, Happy 14th Birthday to Jessie Sousa and Happy 10th Birthday to our good friend Abhinav

Sent in by our readers!

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