Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,
City of Somerville Mayor… Killing Small and Minority Businesses. On July 6th, Governor Baker authorized the reopening of all gyms in MA. Local leaders in their respective cities concurred except for the mayor of Somerville, MA. Evidence shows there have been no COVID-19 outbreaks correlated with gym use in MA. While Governor’s doing attempts to make logical sense, why close small/minority businesses that have absolutely no negative impact statistically? One could argue that gyms are safer than your local grocery and department stores. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Speakup Line: Somerville Mayor… Killing Small and Minority Businesses→
Bring your date or bring your friends and enjoy the evening with us Sunday February 14th, from 6-9pm.
Comedy and magic acts will be performed by the great Johnny Pizzi. The one and only Gary Leavitt of WMEX 1510 AM Radio Station will be there doing celebrity impressions and the fascinating Kristin Ann will be in the house doing private Tarot Readings from the past, the present and the future so don’t miss it!
SOMERVILLE – East Somerville Main Streets is excited to announce the return of our pick-up market in March 2021! The markets take place on Sundays from 10 am -12 pm, in the parking lot of Deano’s Pasta located at 15 Garfield Ave in East Somerville. Continue reading Calling Vendors for East Somerville Pick-Up Market→
The second President of the United States and author of the Massachusetts Constitution, which in turn influenced the United States Constitution, was very skeptical of the public. While his support for a strong executive branch, and even a constitutional monarchy, was tempered on the national level, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts embraced Adam’s strong-man form of government. Continue reading Charter Reform Needed in Mass→
Friday, February 19 at 5 p.m. is the deadline for legislation to be filed for consideration during the 2021-2022 legislative session. Many late-filed bills are admitted to the Legislature following the deadline, but vast majority of proposals are filed by February 19. Continue reading “THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW”→
Sen. Mike Barrett (D-Cambridge) and Rep. Thomas Golden (D-Lowell) have refiled the climate control bill that was approved by the Legislature but vetoed by Gov. Baker at the end of the 2020 legislative session. Continue reading CLIMATE CONTROL BILL VETOED BY GOV. BAKER IS REFILED→
Sponsored by Sen. Jamie Eldridge (D-Acton). This proposal would provide a stimulus check to taxpayers who use an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) and who are not eligible to obtain a Social Security number. Continue reading STIMULUS CHECKS TO IMMIGRANT TAXPAYERS→
Sponsored by Rep. Alan Silvia (D-Fall River). This legislation would prohibit retail food stores from accepting the bulk return of any groceries and other household goods purchased by a consumer during, and for 30 days following, a declared state of emergency resulting from a pandemic or other public health emergency. Continue reading BAN HOARDING DURING EMERGENCY→
Sponsored by Reps. Smitty Pignatelli (D-Lenox) and John Barrett (D-North Adams). This measure would create the COVID-19 Quarantine Assistance Fund to provide grants to workers who have lost money from not being able to work because of viral infection, quarantines or isolation. Continue reading QUARANTINE ASSISTANCE FUND→
On Wednesday, January 20, 2021 while assigned to E-2, myself and Sector East, Officers Cicerone and Khoury were dispatched to the area of 422 Washington Street for an assist.
It’s no secret businesses in Davis Square, and throughout the area, are suffering and CLOSING brought on by the chaos caused by the Covid 19 virus.
Look at who are closed now in Davis sq.; Somerville Theatre, the Rosebud Diner, the Painted Burro, Dunkin Donuts, Sligo Pub, Spoke, Au Bon Pain, and the Rite-Aid pharmacy is closed, complete with graffiti tags.
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GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS MONDAY, January 25 the 25th day of 2021 with 340 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 7:04 and sunset is @ 4:47. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Evening stars are Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus and Venus.
Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,
Letter to the Editor, William Tauro
Somerville-Medford News Weekly
Speak Up, PO Box 117
Somerville, MA 02143
Re: Noisy Abuse to the Elderly at Night
We live in a large apartment building strictly for the Elderly and the Handicapped.
At intervals, not every night, in the large bedroom right above us, there is a very active, noisy, pre-school child running around at different parts of the night, even in the middle of the night, just above our bedroom from 7pm on, just as we have gone to sleep. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Speakup Line: Noisy Abuse to the Elderly at Night→
As one of Somerville’s seniors like many we have seen the days when Davis Square was a place we often went to quite often. So much to do there. Shopping of all kinds. Little by little things changed and now it is down to some shopping, dining and bars. Continue reading Davis Square Somerville. The End?→
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GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS TUESDAY, January 19, the 19th day of 2021 with 346 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 7:08 and sunset is @ 4:40. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Evening stars are Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus and Venus.
Musicians in the Boston area are watching nightclubs fall due to the pandemic, from Bull McCabe’s and Thunder Road outside of Union Square
to the venerable C Note in Hull on Nantasket Beach. This is having a domino effect on the music scene. Continue reading An Interview with Psycho – Hotline to the Underground→
A key section makes the state’s greenhouse gas emissions reduction goal net zero by 2050. The measure had passed the House 145-9 and the Senate 38-2 – margins that are big enough for the Legislature to easily override the veto. Continue reading Charlie Baker Vetoed a 57-Page Climate Change Bill→
Governor Baker signed into law legislation that would institute a statewide notification system so that Massachusetts residents know within two hours of the start of any combined sewer overflows (CSO) discharge if their rivers are unsafe for recreation or public use. Continue reading NOTIFY ABOUT SEWAGE BILL # (H 4921)→
Gov. Baker signed into law a $16.5 billion transportation package authorizing spending on transportation and infrastructure projects across the state, after vetoing several sections including a hike in the tax paid by the riders of Uber, Lyft and other ride-sharing services. Continue reading $16.5 BILLION TRANSPORTATION PACKAGE (H 5248)→
It is time for the villens of Somerville to step up and run for office here. We need new council members. It is a part time job. All you need is common sense and a love for Somerville. Continue reading Somerville Villens Wanted to Run for Office→
We want to and we will win this mayoral election big and rid the city of Somerville of the systemic political corruption, the senseless destruction of our businesses and continuous abuse to all our residents once and for all, but I need your help. Continue reading Committee to Elect William Tauro→
SOMERVILLE – The City of Somerville’s Prevention Services Division, in partnership with Cambridge Health Alliance, will host a virtual photovoice exhibition facilitated by Somerville youth to raise awareness about underage problem gambling. Photovoice is a method of exploring social issues that empowers individuals to tell a story through photography. Continue reading Somerville to Host Youth-Led Photovoice Exhibition on Problem Gambling→
Somerville’s newest green space at the former Powder House Community School is now open. The new park includes 16 new trees, many native plant species, the city’s first public bike repair station, and seating and an amphitheater made from reused materials from the school building. Continue reading Park at the Former Powder House Community School Now Open→
Two first graders Shayna Rivieccio and Stella Teixeira from the John F. Kennedy School in Somerville Ma. learning how to give back to those less fortunate. With the help of the Somerville Lions Club they made Blessing Bags for the homeless, In the bags were hats, gloves, scarves and a mask. Continue reading Somerville Lions Club Giving Back to Community→
Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,
Let me first start off this letter with a definition.
Irony: “A state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often times amusing as a result…” – New Oxford American Dictionary.
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GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS THURSDAY, January 14, the 14th day of 2021 with 351 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 7:11 and sunset is @ 4:34. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Evening stars are Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus and Venus.
Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,
Dear Billy T,
RE: Jessica Turner
I sent this letter to every City Council member and the Mayor’s office but never received any response…
Do you know why Jessica Turner still holds an official role in the City of Somerville? Why did not one City Council member or the Mayor’s office not address a constituent’s concern with the respect of a response?
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– [ ] Many Villens celebrating their birthdays this week in the Ville and square this week! Happy Birthday greetings go out to Peyton Corbin, Noel Napolitano, Diane O’Keefe, Louise Mosca, Jenna Marie, sis Li Galluccio, Zach and Izzy Rosa, Jenna Marie, Braelyn McLaughlin, Felicia Cassandra, Eric Bartoloni, Ed Limoli, Bob Tivnan, FranCisco Meneses, Brian M. De Muth, Susan Avila Cabral, Natalie Harbinson, Marianna Torra, Pearl O’Connor, Christopher Stavre, Grace Ganat Mckay, Dereck Huard-Ramos, Manny Moreira, Matt and Josh Chaves, Emily Foster, Dave Gallup, Jamie Lynn, Erin Murphy, Melissa Malnati, Trevor Finney, Matt Basteri, Steve Cardoza, Sal DiDomenico JR., Molly Ann LaCourse, Ellie Carucci, Louise Mosca, Patrick Tauro, Ryan Coneeny, Richie Belew, Andrea Revilla, Karen Hodgkin, David Scanzillo, Kathy Tiexeira, Joe Ciampa, Malinda D LaCource, Margaret MacLean, Brian Cooke, Anna McGovern, Margaret Browne Berry McLean, Cindy Dalson Linardy, Jim Hodgdon, Patrick O’Hearn, Andy Kasparian, Dan Sullivan, Bob Del Vecchio, Lucy Nunes Vieira, Christine O’Neill, Daniel Robertson, Eric Lampedecchio, Pat Dorant, Hilary Mochi, Julie O’Neil, Zhiqiang Strong LU, Joan Young, Lisa Vitiello, Michelle WU, S.J. Basile, Michael Butts, Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week→
Governor Baker signed into law legislation making major changes in the state’s policing system. A key provision creates an independent, civilian-led commission with the power to investigate police misconduct and to certify, restrict, revoke or suspend certification for police officers and maintain a publicly available database of decertified officers. Continue reading POLICING CHANGES→
The House 131-26, Senate 38-1, overrode the governor’s veto of the entire $150,000 for the operation of the Massachusetts AFL-CIO Workforce Development Programs to provide dislocated worker assistance, layoff aversion and job training with a focus on pathways to quality careers through traditional and non-traditional apprentice and pre-apprenticeship training. Continue reading $150,000 FOR AFL-CIO→
The House 126-27, Senate 37-2, overrode the governor’s veto of the entire $300,000 for the Partnership to Advance Collaboration and Efficiencies (PACE) initiative. Continue reading $300,000 FOR PACE (H 5164)→
The House 143-4, Senate 40-0, approved and sent to Gov. Baker a $626.5 million economic development package which did not include a House-backed plan to have Massachusetts join other New England states in legalizing sports betting. Continue reading 626.5 MILLION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT→
The House 145-9, Senate 38-2, approved and sent to Gov. Charlie Baker a 57-page climate change bill. A key section makes the state’s greenhouse gas emissions reduction goal net zero by 2050. Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE BILL (S 2296)→
The House and Senate approved and sent to the governor a bill that would require public and private institutions of higher education in the state to conduct high-quality campus sexual misconduct climate surveys at least once every four years and annually report survey results on its website. Continue reading SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES→
The House and Senate approved and sent to Gov. Baker a bill that would create a special commission to examine the state seal and motto including those parts of it which have been controversial or misunderstood. Continue reading NEW STATE SEAL AND MOTTO→
The House and Senate approved and sent to the governor a bill that would create a special commission to examine and make recommendations to reduce or eliminate racial disparities in the death of mothers before, during and after childbirth. Continue reading RACIAL DISPARITIES IN MATERNAL MORTALITY→
The House and Senate approved and sent to Gov. Baker a bill that would institute a statewide notification system so that Massachusetts residents know within two hours of the start of any combined sewer overflows (CSO) discharge if their rivers are unsafe for recreation or public use. Continue reading NOTIFY ABOUT SEWAGE→
BOSTON – The Massachusetts legislature passed S.2931, An Act to ensure safe patient access to emergency care, also known as “Laura’s Law,” which would require every hospital emergency department in the state to have entrances that are properly monitored by security, clearly marked, and easily accessible, particularly to patients in acute distress. Continue reading State Legislature Passes Legislation Ensuring Safe Access to Emergency Care→
It just gets worse here. This city needs to be working with small business and helping them find ways to keep going. Each place is unique and needs to find what can be safely done in their place of business. Continue reading Somerville Beating a Dead Horse→
The self-destruction of Union Square Somerville ignited by the Curtatone administration with the push of a button at the taxpayers expense! It’s Time for Change in Somerville. #teamtauroformayor2021
To learn more about my campaign please go to: Williamtauro.com 
Theodore Chin, a resident of Somerville and formerly of Charlestown, passed away on Wednesday December 30, 2020 at the South Cove Nursing Home in Quincy after a short illness. He was 81 years old. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Theodore Chin→
The House 107-50, Senate 32-8, overrode Gov. Charlie Baker’s veto of a bill that would allow abortions after 24 weeks in the case of lethal fetal anomalies and lower the age from 18 to 16 at which a minor can choose to have an abortion without parental or judicial consent. Continue reading OVERRIDE BAKER’S VETO OF BILL TO INCREASE ABORTION ACCESS→
The Baker administration announced that an additional $4 million has been made available to support new and enhanced electric vehicle charging infrastructure programs across the state. Continue reading $4 MILLION FOR ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING→
Baby Safe Haven New England announced that the Bay State had zero baby abandonments in 2020. In 2004, the Legislature passed a law that allows a parent to legally surrender newborn infants seven days old or younger at a hospital, police station or manned fire station without facing criminal prosecution.
The House gave initial approval to a bill that applies the federal law known as the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act to any museums and state agencies that receive state or local funding in the state of Massachusetts. Continue reading NATIVE AMERICAN GRAVES PROTECTION AND REPATRIATION ACT→
Governor Baker signed into law the bill making major changes in the state’s policing system. A key provision creates an independent, civilian-led commission with the power to investigate police misconduct and to certify, restrict, revoke or suspend certification for police officers and maintain a publicly available database of decertified officers. Continue reading CHANGES IN POLICING→
Frances Elizabeth (Pino) Williams of Somerville, December 29th at the age of 95. Frances died peacefully at Kaplan Family Hospice House after a long illness. She was born in Boston and spent the first 10 years of her life exploring the beaches of Winthrop. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Frances Elizabeth (Pino) Williams→
Here we go again, starting off 2021 with the government throwing money at us to the tune of $225,000 to keep the failed shared streets program going. We just got over celebrating their disappearance here. Just because they throw money at us does not mean we have to take and spend it. Continue reading Keeping A Failed Program Alive For Free Money→
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