Continue reading El Cibaeño Restaurant Market ST Lynn →

Increasing spread of Delta variant warrants increased vigilance Continue reading Somerville Strongly Recommends Indoor Masking; Reviewing Vaccination/Testing Requirement for City/School Staff →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

Regarding the proposed safe injection shoot up centers coming to Somerville. why can’t we vote on this? The only meeting coming up regarding this insanity is on August 12th on a zoom meeting and most seniors don’t have zoom!
Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line: Regarding the proposed safe injection shootup centers coming to Somerville why can’t we vote on this? →

A town hall meeting focused on the potential impacts of a supervised consumption site (SCS) on neighbors and businesses originally planned for Tuesday, July 27, has been postponed to Thursday, August 12 at 6 p.m. Continue reading Town Hall on Potential Community Impacts of Supervised Consumption Sites Postponed until August 12 →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

We are very impressed with you ambitious programs to save Somerville. We are sorry we missed you when you dropped off your material on Lowden Avenue. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Please Don’t Put It In Our Neighborhood →

By William Tauro

Early this Tuesday evening Somerville Police and Fire crews were dispatched to the Boathouse that’s located on Shore Drive in Somerville for two kayakers in the water. Rescue crews were able to rescue both kayakers from the Mystic River. It is reported that a Somerville police officer jumped into the water to make those rescues. Continue reading Somerville Police and Fire Rescue Two Kayakers in the water →

MOTS: Modular on the Spot
Sunday, Aug. 1, 4-7:30pm

Modular on the Spot is a free and inclusive music community focused on offering a home for modular synth enthusiasts to share their performances with the public. Hosted by Richard Tarantino. This event is free and open to all.
Continue reading The Somerville Community Growing Center is thrilled to announce our in-person free public events at the Growing Center this August! Please join us →

Happy Birthday to Marisa Tauro, Joanna Gallo, Susan Gondolfe, Patsy Sullivan, Barbara Doherty, Tricia Sahlas (Bertocchi), Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week! →

We are having a 60th Class Reunion at the Seasons 52 in Burlington, MA on September 28th from 1-4PM.  You should receive an invitation in the mail shortly. If you do not receive the invite or have any questions or concerns, contact me via private messenger. Continue reading SHS CLASS OF 1961 60TH CLASS REUNION SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER →

This heartwarming article was written by a student at the Clarendon Hill Towers Apartments in Somerville as a personal gift to me. She called and interviewed me over the phone a few months ago as a school project and since then published it in her school paper as a surprise. Continue reading William “Billy” Tauro: You’ve Got A Friend In Me →

Our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Mary Donovan on her passing. Mary Donovan was a wonderful person who will be sadly missed here in Somerville and Medford. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Mary Donovan →

Funds will support the organization as it works to assist families and individuals experiencing financial insecurity in Somerville and Cambridge Continue reading REV CLINICS CONTRIBUTES $25K TO COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF SOMERVILLE →

Covid-19 has stopped the world from attending shows, enjoying food from our favorite restaurants and even stopped athletes from competing at events. Since the restrictions have been lifted, Wartime Promotions eagerly seized the opportunity to put on its first Muay Thai show post pandemic for amateur and pro fighters. The intention was to provide a safe and fair environment for competitors so they can be confident in displaying their skills to friends and family. Continue reading Wartime Boxing Event Results →

AG HEALEY FUNDS SUMMER JOBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE STATE
Awards $300,000 to 74 Organizations to Fund Jobs for Young People Focused on Promoting Healthy Living

Attorney General Maura Healey today announced that her office is awarding nearly $300,000 in grant funding to 74 organizations across the state to fund summer jobs for young people that are focused on promoting health and wellness.

Continue reading AG HEALEY FUNDS SUMMER JOBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE STATE →

The City of Somerville is seeking four community members to serve on a selection committee for the next Chief of Police of the Somerville Police Department (SPD). Continue reading Deadline to Apply Extended – City of Somerville Seeks Four Community Members for the Police Chief Selection Committee →

BOSTON – In an audit released today by the Office of State Auditor Suzanne M. Bump, MassHealth agreed to improve its systems for avoiding costs for hospice services that should instead be paid for by the federal government’s Medicare program. Continue reading MassHealth Developing Processes to Strengthen Program Integrity Following Audit that Showed State Funding Being Used for Federally Funded Program →

Somerville Firefighters Local 76
Tragedy was averted in Assembly Row today by a quick thinking Millenium Driver. Continue reading Somerville Firefighters Local 76 Message →

By William Tauro

Somerville firefighters and police were dispatched for a truck fire early Sunday morning. The fire occurred in the middle of Somerville’s Assembly Row where firefighters quickly extinguished the flame. Continue reading Letter from the Editor:Assembly Row Early Sunday Morning Fire Sparks a Greater Need for a Fire Department SubStation and Common Sense for Resident’s Safety First →

Sean Thomas Wright and his best pal George Wright the dog. He is the Grandson of Larry and Diane Mulrey of Somerville and the son of Lydia Mulrey Wright and Ken Wright.

SomervilleFD Local 76

“ This could have been a lot worse.
Local 76 strongly believes that we should add a fully staffed Engine Company to the Assembly Row Neighborhood. Continue reading Sunday Assembly Row Truck Fire →

By Somerville Firefighters Local 76

Congratulations to LT Andrew Guralnick, LT Barry Hamilton, Capt Timothy Bakey, and LT Brendan Noonan on officially being sworn in this morning at City Hall. Well deserved gentlemen! Continue reading Somerville Firefighters Swearing In Ceremony →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

Good evening, Joe won’t listen ever but what can get done with the train construction… they are going all night long with the beeping of the trucks the blow horns and the out right noise. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:City Hall & GLX Has No Respect for It’s Neighbors →

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2 Alarm fire – 18 Autumn Street

The Somerville Fire Department responded to a reported house fire at 18 Autumn Street on Wednesday night, July 21, 2021. The fire was reported at 11:35 pm. Arriving fire companies were met with heavy fire conditions on the second and third floors. Continue reading Autumn Street Somerville House Fire →

Our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of James “Jimmy” K. O’Brien on his passing.

James was a wonderful person who will be sadly missed here in Somerville.
Continue reading Somerville Remembering James “Jimmy” K. O’Brien →

Click on link below to read July 20th, 2021 The Somerville Medford News Weekly Print Edition Online
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Continue reading Congratulations to Philip Soccorso and Cynthia Hughes of 2528 Mass Ave., Cambridge →

FOR SIGN-UP AND DATES CALL:
617-257-2383 OR 617-776-0765
RETIRED SOMERVILLE POLICE FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR

By Richard Scirocco

With only a few weeks left, Team Tauro has been reaching many citizens bringing a new hope and confidence in the new Administration.  The energy of Billy Tauro matches no other candidate. Continue reading The Way It Is In Somerville Election →

Happy Birthday to Donna Thornley, Maureen (Moe) Spear, Renee Santangelo, Samantha Ravanis, Patrick Duncan, Callie McMahon, Samantha and Christina Mahan, Alexa Opp, Tony Marchetti, Cheryl Cottis Ricci, Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week! →

Please join William “Billy” Tauro and the great members of the Winter Hill Yacht Club on Thursday August 19th from 12:00Noon-2:00PM for lunch and entertainment at Somerville’s Winter Hill Yacht Club located at 500 Artisan Way, Somerville, MA 02145. And the best part of it is that it’s all free of charge and “It’s on Billy” so come and enjoy the festivities on Somerville’s Waterfront with Billy and the good people of the Winter Hill Yacht Club! Continue reading Somerville Senior’s and Veteran’s Beach Party Luncheon at the Winter Hill Yacht Club →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

How many people already in Somerville got the phone call this past weekend claiming to be a survey company? They ask the basic survey questions of how they would vote in the upcoming election and save the best question for last which is “If Joe Curtatone was in this election would you vote for him?” Continue reading Somerville Speakup Line:Curtatone Testing His Puppet’s Waters →

On July 18, 2021 I was working Patrol on the overnight shift assigned to cruiser E4. At around 0003 I was dispatched to the area of 165 Middlesex AV for a report of a possible car accident. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories: Michelle FREYTES (OUI Liquor) →

On Friday, July 16, 2021, at 6:11 P.M., Somerville Police control received a call from Polo Ralph Lauren regarding a male shoplifter who entered the store, grabbed merchandise, and ran out of the store. The shoplifter was described as a black male in his twenties, wearing a red shirt walking towards Artisan Way. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories: Hakeem PARKER (Larceny, RSP) →

The City of Somerville and Somerville Public School Career in Technical Education is seeking applicants to serve on the FabVille Advisory Board. Continue reading Somerville’s FabVille Advisory Board Seeks Members →

Permit Tracking System aims to make development permitting in Somerville more streamlined, straightforward, and transparent Continue reading Somerville Overhauls Development Permitting Process with New Web Portal →

By Arthur Moore

We have gone through so much in this last year and still more to do as we work our way out of it. I watch the housing problems between tenants and landlords and at some point we have to find a fair way to deal with both. This will be difficult as our system does not seem to allow for both. Continue reading Bring Fairness in Housing as We Return to Normal →

The City of Somerville is currently seeking applicants for a newly created Fair Housing and Anti-Displacement Task Force to explore whether, and how, to incorporate principals of federal, state, and local fair housing and anti-discrimination laws into Somerville’s Zoning Code. Continue reading City of Somerville Seeks Applicants for Fair Housing and Anti-Displacement Task Force →

The SomerViva Office of Immigrant Affairs and the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA) will be hosting an event to celebrate and recognize the contributions of immigrants in our community on Friday, July 23, from 4 to 6 p.m., at the East Somerville Community School, 50 Cross Street. Continue reading Join a Celebration of Immigrant Communities with the City of Somerville and the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, 7/23 →

Somerville residents have a few more free opportunities to learn gardening basics. After a successful pilot earlier this summer, the City’s Health and Human Services Department will host additional Growing Gardeners workshops for residents who are brand new to gardening in July and October. Continue reading Somerville Hosting Free Gardening Workshops for New Gardeners This Summer & Fall →

The newly renovated and restored Somerville Public Library West Branch at 40 College Avenue will open for indoor services Tuesday, July 13, welcoming visitors into the historic site for the first time since it closed for construction in early 2019. A ribbon cutting ceremony and celebration will be held at a later date.

Continue reading West Branch Library Opens for Indoor Services July 13 →

By William Tauro

Are we wondering why there are rat problems in many parts of Somerville? Yes the multiple construction developments and of course the GLX Project are major contributors, but how about our restaurants themselves contributing in Davis Square?
Continue reading Monday Morning.. Davis Square Somerville .. Behind 3 Restaurants.. Invitations to Rat Fest →

Joe Viglione speaks to Dave Godbey and Ragin’ Contagion

Dave, who is the Ragin’ Contagion? And why? It’s clear that this CD was created by you during lockdown. What does the album mean to you, and do you care to take us track by track through the CD? Continue reading GOING TRACK BY TRACK Joe Viglione speaks to Dave Godbey and Ragin’ Contagion →

Just a few photos of our recent monthly event that was held this past Wednesday for the seniors and veterans that are hosted every month at the Winter Hill Yacht Club

Continue reading Photos from Somerville Senior’s and Veteran’s Texas Hoe-Down Event at Winter Hill Yacht Club →

POSTED ON: JULY 14, 2021 – 11:56PM
SOMERVILLE – Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Somerville Chief of Police Charles Femino have confirmed that Edson Moreno, 26 of Somerville, is under arrest in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred tonight in Somerville. Continue reading Man Charged in Connection with Fatal Somerville Shooting →

By William Tauro

A little background on Binoj Pradhan and the reasoning why he endorsed Katjana Ballantyne.

Binoj Pradhan received a very cushiony seat on the Somerville Board of Disabilities Commission as a committee member appointed by Joe Curtatone and Councilor Katjana Ballantyne.
Continue reading Connecting The Paper-Trail of Corruption In Somerville’s Ward 7 →

Good day to all.
I am William “Billy” Tauro Candidate for Mayor of Somerville.

I come from a family of Italian immigrants. My wife is a Brazilian American who immigrated from Belo Horizonte Brazil. My son is a newspaper publisher, my daughter a registered nurse, both are Italian Americans. My stepson is Brazilian American who studied law and works in the correctional field. And I have both a grandson and a granddaughter as well as a step grandson and my family is still growing as we speak.
Continue reading Getting to Know William “B” Tauro for Mayor of Somerville →

By William Tauro

I get the shit kicked out of me because I continuously report the truth, but yet many people of Somerville just can’t handle reality of what Somerville has become. Let this article below that I posted in 2019 just sink in! Continue reading Somerville Elected Officials Blindsiding the Truth as Usual, Time to Check Back Into Reality →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

Someone should crash Katjana’s and Mary’s party, someone w/more flavor than them both bland old BS’g style of bait & switch. Continue reading Somerville Speakup Line:Somerville Mayoral Candidate Forum Two Curtatone Puppets →

Click on link below to read July 13th, 2021 The Somerville Medford News Weekly Print Edition Online
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By William Tauro

Since 2016 I’ve been writing about this and placing it directly under the noses of the residents and taxpayer’s of Somerville and here it is again as a strong reminder. Continue reading Connecting The Dots To Somerville’s Circle of Corruption With Joe Curtatone’s Puppets Mary Cassesso and Katjana Ballantyne →

Happy Birthday to Andrea Harris, Frederick Federico, Catherine Anderson, Mr Siciliano, Brad Hiltz, Rosaria Sarina Gagliardi Oliphant, Ella Goren, Tricia McLaughlin, Nicole Marie, Keith Fanning, Rick Sacco, Bob Belzer, James Burdulis, Tony Scaparotti, Joan Spartichino, Anthony DePinto, Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the week! →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

Dear Mr. Tauro,
I live around the powerhouse area my whole life. I have worked in the somerville schools for 33 years. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Handicap Accessibility Needs a Big Revamp In Somerville →

Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 2 City Councilor J.T. Scott, Ward 3 City Councilor Ben Ewen-Campen, and the Union Square Community Design Team invite you to participate in a series of community engagement pop-ups to inform the future of Union Square’s public spaces. Continue reading Share Your Ideas for the Future of Union Square’s Public Spaces at a Pop-Up This Summer →

A Film Review by Joe Viglione

Interesting that Marvel/Disney goes out of its way to tell potential ticket buyers on the internet that the Black Widow is “A film about Natasha Romanoff in her quests between the films Civil War and Infinity War.”
You could have fooled me. Continue reading The Black Widow Review →

By JOE VIGLIONE WWW.JOEVIGLIONE.COM
April 5, 2014

UPDATE: July 11, 2021
Marvel/Disney states that the Black Widow is “A film about Natasha Romanoff in her quests between the films Civil War and Infinity War.”
Continue reading Review Captain America The Winter Soldier – This Adventure Works →

ROBERT’S OBITUARY
KNEELAND, Robert S. “Bobby” – 69, Of Saugus, formerly a lifelong resident of Somerville, passed away on July 9, 2021.
Beloved husband of Christine “Tina” (Parker) Kneeland. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Robert S. “Bobby” Kneeland →

IRENE V. (RENE) LISTON, 85, lifelong resident of Somerville passed away, peacefully after a short illness, at Bear Hill Rehabilitation and Nursing in Stoneham, MA, on July 2, 2021.
Continue reading Somerville Remembering IRENE V. (RENE) LISTON →

The City of Somerville is seeking four community members to serve on a selection committee for the next Chief of Police of the Somerville Police Department (SPD). The next Chief will lead the department through an important moment in policing in Somerville, as the work of the reimagining policing process – led by the Racial and Social Justice (RSJ) Office under the leadership of RSJ Director Denise Molina Capers – will be in full swing.
Continue reading City of Somerville Seeks Four Community Members for the Police Chief Selection Committee →

English/Latino/Brazilian/Portuguese/Italian/Haitian/Chinese/Indian and more…

English version:

Come and meet Somerville’s next mayor William“Billy” Tauro at a meet & greet and while you’re there he’ll assist you to register to vote right there! Meet Billy on Wednesday August 4th from 6-9PM and he will help you register to vote and give you an absentee ballot application right there as well while we’re all enjoying the meet and greet with complimentary appetizers, music and festive Salsa dancing at Gauchao Brazilian Cuisine Restaurant located at 102 Broadway, in Somerville. Continue reading William “Billy” Tauro Multi Lingual Communities of Somerville Voter Registration Party Celebration Wednesday August 4th from 6-9PM →

By Arthur Moore

Talking to people on the street around me and other parts of Somerville I find it hard to believe that most people have no clue to many of the council members names and even less for the at large ones. Continue reading Where Have the Council Members Gone? →

By Arthur Moore

I know they want to once again build a new police and fire station. I would like to think some thought would be put into this to get it off to the right start. Continue reading Somerville Central Police and Fire Station →

By William Tauro

The mayor and city council making pretend they care about drug overdoses, while one sat back when a Somerville Police Officer (his cousin Alex aka “Officer Oxi”)dealt drugs to high school students for years. One of those overdose deaths was a Somerville youth named Carlos DeMedeiros, who we all knew well and loved. Continue reading Corrupt Somerville Political Mentality Unbelievably Sad But Very True! →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

“As a long time resident of Somerville, I am adamantly opposed to safe injection sites promoted by members of the city council members and mayor. As a teenager, I personally experienced drug dealing at SHS. I was fortunate enough to get on a work study program and work in Boston half time so I could escape that environment. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Somerville Going In Wrong Direction Again With Drugs →

Meredith Fucile of Somerville is the owner and Choreographer of Dance Xhilaration located on Main Street in Stoneham. This week they will be competing at Nationals in Hyannis.

Good luck to soloist Lyza Fucile, and the trio of Laurel Landherr, Leeane Fucile and Alexis Pantanella. Continue reading Good Luck and Congratulations →

Great lineup of guests for WMEX Gary Leavitt and Friends this coming Sunday.
Continue reading WMEX 1510AM GARY LEAVITT AND FRIENDS SUNDAYS 6 AM – 9 AM “CHECK US OUT!” →

21033856: The Somerville Police are attempting to identify the two pictured individuals regarding a breaking and entering Continue reading Somerville Police Respond to Commercial Breaking & Entering →

Here are some interesting top comments on our news site regarding to Bus/Bike Lanes on Broadway:
———————————————————— Continue reading Letter from the Editor:Top Comments on News Site on Broadway Bus/Bike Lane Disaster →

Our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Janine M. Shea Kerr on her passing.

Janine M. Shea Kerr was a very nice lady who will be sadly missed here in Somerville. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Janine M. Shea Kerr →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

The girl who was shot on Jacques and Grant Streets… did you see the mayor’s response to the media? Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line: Mayor wants safe injection sites. How many more guns will be on our streets if they open them up? →

By Tom Ford

This is in response to a question asked of What’s the deal with the Billy Tauro signs popping up everywhere??
Well here is your answer in a nutshell from a local Somerville resident with a multitude of years of election Knowlege:

You will all be wearing a set of diapers when Billy gets elected. There is no other candidate remotely qualified to deal with the pile of crap left behind.

This city is not someone’s piggy bank to do as they choose. Taxpayers should immediately demand a full and complete audit of all departments and personnel. Continue reading When Reality Sinks In When Billy Tauro Wins The Election →

Click on link below to read July 6th, 2021 The Somerville Medford News Weekly Print Edition Online
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Joe Viglione’s Rock and Roll Musical Essays

July 6, 1987 John Cale led off a new series at the Paradise Theater…it was a brilliant performance, only 34 years ago, some shows and dates stick in your head…”Wilting” is the new single from The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name. This, the band says, is the first of many singles from their upcoming debut album ‘Grief Songs’ on Engineer Records. The Spotify is here: Continue reading Hotline to the Underground →

Happy Birthday to James Bremis, Yasser Mirza, Joe Hamel, Mary Sullivan, Kelsey Roberson Halloran, Rhea Wahlberg, Jason Brewer, Tony Giurleo, Rissa Chiappini, Jen Madden, Tina Minghetti McIsaac, Tim Winn, Jodie Lynn, Brian Nicholas, Sean O’Brien, Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week! →

Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

Hi I have been trying to get through to city hall but was on hold for an hour so I turn to u I wanted to let them know that the street on the corner of Somerville Ave and Central looks like it has been dug up pieces of the street are shoved in the drain if it rains the street will be flooded I am sending it to u because I know u will do something about it

Higher summer temperatures and dry weather bring an increased risk for fire hazards. To keep your household and neighbors safe, the Somerville Fire Department is asking residents to take steps to prevent fires and stay safe.

Here are some ways to prevent fires and staying safe: Continue reading Somerville Fire Department Reminds Residents of Fire Safety and Prevention Tips →

“Somerville Rec completed its first spring outdoor basketball skills and drills clinic from March to June @ Trum Park getting the young kids some much needed outdoor activity while the covid restrictions were still active”

Thanks to the SYL Staff ,Nice Job !

Jay R

Somerville Arts Council’s ArtBeat is back in person this summer to celebrate pop art! This year’s theme is “Pop!” so expect to see pops of color, eyepopping art installations, and a whole lot of surprises popping up all over Davis Square. Continue reading Somerville Arts Council’s ArtBeat Returns July 10 →

Sunday, July 11, is Somerville Vaccine Day. Three mobile clinics will be set up around the city to provide COVID-19 vaccines to anyone 12 or older. Clinics will be held at Holy Bible Baptist Church, 64 College Ave.; St. Anthony’s Parish, 12 Properzi Way; Brazilian Presbyterian Church, 212 School St. Continue reading Get Vaccinated at Somerville’s Vaccine Day, 7/11 →

By William Tauro

Since I announced my candidacy as a candidate for Mayor of Somerville last fall, a multitude of hate crimes have been occurring across the city. Many of the hate crimes came in the form of harassment and vandalism against my Somerville/Medford Newspaper and including sister Somerville Scout boxes that are spaced and positioned across the city. Continue reading Davis Square Facebook Group Members Persons of Interest of Political Hate and Possible String of Arson Crimes →

By William Tauro

Sources have reported that the Somerville Fire Department fire boat bearing the call signs Somerville Marine One has taken on water and has partially sunk at its pier located on shore Drive at the Boat House. Continue reading Somerville Fire Boat Sinks at Shore Drive Dock →

By William Tauro

At around 2:00am a 17 year old female was shot in the area of Jacques and Grant Streets while walking with a friend. She suffered a gunshot wound to her lower torso and transported to Massachusetts General where she underwent surgery. Continue reading Another Gun Incident in Somerville While Some Councilors Continue to Want to Defund Police →

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Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,

This Monday morning in Davis Square Somerville directly in front of Chipotle this is what I have to wake up to while on my way to work.

I just called the police on these two .. these kids are not even from around here .. knowing they know Somerville is known as a safe haven for doing drugs so sad .. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Has Somerville Become The Newly Proclaimed Next Methadone Mile? →

Hello All

It’s that time of year when Mystic Wellington Yacht Club will once again be partnering with the Mass Bass Fishing Federation and the My Little Buddy’s Boat Autism Awareness Charity to host the 9th Annual Fishin with a Mission Autism Awareness Day at MWYC. Continue reading Fishin with a Mission →

By William Tauro

After almost more than a year and a half to redo the Washington Street Bridge, closing off half of Somerville, Continue reading Somerville Washington Street Bridge Still Under Water →

Tickets on Sale Now!

The Committee to Elect William “Billy” Tauro invites you to help celebrate Billy’s Birthday aboard the 800 Passenger Boston’s favorite ship the Provincetown II for “Billy’s Birthday Bash!” Appearing live on stage on the upper deck “Finding Dimes the Band!” Tickets available now! Boarding time 6pm – departure at 7 sharp. M/V Provincetown II
Boarding Time:6:00PM
Departure Location:Seaport World Trade Center
Cruise Time: 7 Sharp– 9:30 PM
Dinner Buffet * Cash Bar * Live Band * Dancing * Good Friends Continue reading William “Billy” Tauro’s Boston Harbor Cruise Birthday Bash Fundraiser Event Wednesday July 21st! →

By William Tauro

During this past Wednesday’s fireworks display that took place at Trum Field, TEAM TAURO volunteers were handing out bottles of bottled waters to everyone in the crowd free of charge to help relieve them a bit from the 90degree temperature heat. Only to have Joe Curtatone come out of nowhere to cluelessly start yelling at our volunteer aloud in front of spectators about how ” HE DOESNT SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS” referring to Tauro. JOE has got to go and his cronies too! Continue reading Somerville Mayor Curtatone Hits Sour Note at Fourth of July Fireworks Concert →