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Happy Birthday to a number of Villens celebrating their birthdays this week in the Ville and around the Square! Happy Birthday to Cindy Hickey, Mayor Gene Brune, Lucia Jorge, Mary Sullivan, Steve Simard, Mama DiRusso, Kimberly Haines, Jason Brewer, Daniela Nagel, Gayle Baldasaro, Mrs. Clifford, Arete Pascucci, David Deveney, Lois O’Brien, Lance Covert, William Tauro, Mike Cirella, Frederick Federico, Mark Verderber, Jeff Whalen, Carol Parrella, Chris Coughlin, Karen Nooch Egidio, Robert Wallace, Bill Harland, Joe Spinosa, Tim O’Malley, John Aube, Mark Healey, Paul Kouroyen, Linda Tabbi-Dunn, Charles Zammuto, Mary Walker, Laura A Frisoli, Ronnie White Jr., Monica Deleon, Maria TK, Dan Strange, Kristen Ross, Daniel Sullivan, Ed Byrne, John Monte, John Stamatakis, Bill Slason, Robert Bent, Frank Augello, J Rod, Michael Terrio, Michean Seumas, Joseph Szulewski, Margaret Power, Dom DeVito, Mary Lorden, Denise Baker, Ryan Rucki, James Burdulis, Tony Scaparotti, Joan Spartichino, Anthony DePinto, Charlie Zammuto and Happy 4th Birthday to Angelina Miele
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The City of Somerville’s newly formed Memorialization Committee, which will name public assets like buildings, streets, and parks, is accepting applications for two resident positions. Continue reading Memorialization Committee Seeks Two Resident Members →

New Bill Would Temporarily Halt MassHealth Estate Recovery during COVID Pandemic

BOSTON– Representative Christine P. Barber of Somerville and Medford has filed new legislation to protect the family members of people who have received long-term care services through MassHealth during the COVID-19 pandemic, partnering with Senator Jo Comerford of Northampton. Continue reading Representative Barber Files Bill to Protect Families Receiving Long-Term Care Services →