Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Billy Just Loves Our Somerville Seniors

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

Thank you William Tauro (Billy) for the spaghetti and meatballs supper. You’re a great family man and hope that you win my friend. I listened to everything that you said tonight and everyone wants you to be our next mayor of Somerville,especially me. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Billy Just Loves Our Somerville Seniors

Global Warming Attributed By Design

By Richard Scirocco

The acknowledgment of the high rise buildings, contributing towards the Global Warming Crisis has finally been addressed and recognized by all in attendance, at a local Ward 2 meeting held on October 25th by Mayor Ballantyne. An individual question was raised, by a calmly spoken woman named Alice referring, to the challenge of large buildings blocking the wind, and, in consequence, of the domino effect, heating up the areas surrounding it. Continue reading Global Warming Attributed By Design

Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Current Administration Conspired With Previous Administration On Severability Clauses For Their Own Personal Gain

This should be exposed immediately!

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

Everybody in Somerville should know about and be aware of that they have been sold out on the Secondary Market. They deserve to know this answer. This clause was created by your former mayor who conspired with your current mayor to make it easier for them on their development projects for their own personal gain.
Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Current Administration Conspired With Previous Administration On Severability Clauses For Their Own Personal Gain

Somerville City Water Poses Major Safety Concerns

By Somerville/Medford News Weekly News Staff

Safety issues loom as the winter months approach. Upon investigative discovery,  many of the city fire plugs are in need of immediate repairing. As it currently stands to date, the count of sixteen plugs throughout the city have reached their functional life expectancy and two are out of use completely as the damages are beyond underground repair, and require replacement. Continue reading Somerville City Water Poses Major Safety Concerns

Join the Spring Hill Sewer Separation Virtual Fall Community Meeting on November 13

Virtual Meeting Will Highlight Winter/Spring Construction Schedule and Forthcoming Streetscape Improvements

SOMERVILLE – Mayor Katjana Ballantyne and Ward 3 Councilor Ben Ewen-Campen invite you to join a virtual community meeting to learn about construction progress on the Spring Hill Sewer Separation project. Continue reading Join the Spring Hill Sewer Separation Virtual Fall Community Meeting on November 13

Nine Arrested after Police Assaulted During Protest Including Two Somerville Residents

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., October 30, 2023 – Nine individuals were arrested after several Cambridge Police officers were assaulted during a protest outside 130 Bishop Allen Drive. Starting at 10am, Cambridge Police officers were monitoring a protest outside Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense contractor, whose office has been the site of numerous protests and acts of vandalism and property destruction in recent weeks. The crowd, estimated to be about 200 people, was initially peaceful. Continue reading Nine Arrested after Police Assaulted During Protest Including Two Somerville Residents