“Coco” went missing yesterday(10/22/20) in the area of Jaques St and Temple St. He is an indoor cat and very friendly. Continue reading Somerville Animal Control Updates: MISSING CAT! →

By William Tauro

I’m at that house fire on Heath Street this past Friday afternoon and 13 people, all families with little children displaced  because of the fire and not one person from the mayors office here to help them! It’s totally unacceptable! Continue reading Letter from the Editor:Somerville Fire, 13 Family Members Displaced, No sign of Anybody From Mayor’s Office →

Photo by Arthur Moore

This story is still developing…

By William Tauro

Somerville City Councilors asking “What is Mayor Joe Curtatone Hiding” and demanding immediate answers as they now threatened to go to the Massachusetts Inspector General to inquire about the March 2020 DPW Police Raid as well as ”cut off complete funding to the Somerville DPW unless the mayor comes clean.”

Continue reading Letter from the Editor: Somerville City Council Demanding Mayor Curtatone to Come Clean →

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

The city has a stupid Covid policy of no more than 10 people gathered for any event inside a building, Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Curtatone Had City Breaking It’s Own Rules Again →

By William Tauro

Early this morning I met with a group of Somerville school parents at a Dunkin Donuts in Somerville for a meeting that they had set up with me to express their concerns about the Somerville School Department. Continue reading Letter from the Editor:Somerville Mayor, School Superintendent Cross the Line →

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

Hi Bill, I think this is something that you should know what we have observed. Some people that I know of with positive COVID tests decided to get another test at CareWell on broadway and paid $160.00 and got negative results. Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Covid19 Results Positive or Negative?? →

 
By Arthur Moore

Somerville Ward 2 Councilor J.T. Scott decided for us that this program which is voluntary which is much sought after and used in many communities that we should not have it here. This is a great program which has saved many cities money. After all we the taxpayers have to pay a lot of money to keep these prisoners incarcerated. Continue reading Somerville Gets Rid of Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Community Work Program (CWP) A Much Sought After Program →

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GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS TUESDAY, October 20, the 292nd day of 2020 with 73 to follow. Sunrise in the Boston area is @ 7:02 and sunset is @ 5:54. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Evening stars are Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus and Venus.

ON THIS DAY IN: 1740 – Maria Theresa became the ruler of Austria, Hungary and Bohemia with the death of her father, Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI. Continue reading GOOD MORNING – TODAY IS by John Dwyer →

Well I have to say that new awesome doors are opening up for us everyday!

Extra, Extra, WMEX 1510 Boston’s radio talkshow host Gary Leavitt of the Gary Leavitt and Friends Show just contacted me and they asked me if I would be interested in being on their radio talkshow this coming Sunday morning as a special guest! Continue reading WMEX 1510AM “Tauro Tauro the Political Corruption Bull Fighter“ Radio Show →

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

The reason why the city is keeping quiet about the city’s flooding problems might be because they are covering it up. Word out is the sewers are over capacity and some homeowners are dealing with back ups. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Speakup Line: City Covering Up Real Serious Sewer Problems →

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Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line, Continue reading Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line:Somerville Election Ballot Boxes Just Another Scam! →

Happy Birthday to a number of Villens celebrating their birthdays this week in the Ville and around the Square! Happy Birthday to Jenn Almeida, Charlie Rooster Toohey, Dianna Riley, David Farnell, Addison Greyham, Nancy Powers, Kevin Munger, Jimmy Delgado, Caitlyn Marie Russell, Jimbo Daviss, Erin Reilly, Nick Vro Ferragamo, Courtney Christina, Sal DiCarlo, Annmarie L. Boudreau, Donna Greland, Lauren Baino, Sean Hickey, Marie Maniscalco Hogan, Diane Cameron-Donahue, Jim McCue, Melissa Crowley Bento, Joey DiOreo, Tony Rodrigues, Rick Crosby, George Lally, Helene Maymill, Valerie Spinale, Janice Martell, Michelle Grant, John Coughlin, Charley Valera, Ron Glejzer, Steve Derany, Sal DiFusco, Paul Di Liegro, Kathy Toppi, Penny O’Connor Cummings, Krystle Foster, Continue reading The Somerville/Medford News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Week →

By Joe Viglione
http://www.joeviglione.com
This week’s review DEEP PURPLE, WHOOSH, plus the Joe Vig Top 10
Top 10
1)”Add the Address” Deep Purple This track from the new Whoosh album is a remake of a track from 1968’s Shades of Deep Purple album. Continue reading Hotline to the Underground  October 19, 2020 →

One Member Sought for Community Preservation Committee
Committee identifies funding priorities for approximately $2 million annually in affordable housing, historic preservation, and open space projects

Applications due November 6 Continue reading Somerville Seeks New Community Preservation Committee Member →

Two important deadlines for the Tuesday, November 3, election
are coming up.

The deadline to
register Continue reading Voter Registration and Vote by Mail Ballot Request Deadlines Approaching →

Brothers Gary and Keith Leavitt host a variety show on WMEX radio, the oldies station every Sunday morning from 6 to 9 AM. The brothers have had quite the background in both sports and entertainment for the past 40 years. Continue reading Gary Leavitt and Friends WMEX 1510AM →

On 10/14/20 I along with several members of the Criminal Investigations Division as part of an ongoing investigation (incident 20048675) were conducting surveillance in the location of 155-157 Perkins St. #X Somerville, MA. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories: David ROBINSON (Narcotics Charges) (SPD Warrants) & Alicia SALISBURY (Narcotics Charge) (Danvers and Boston Warrants) →

Continue reading Somerville Police Department Weekly Arrest Log:10/12/20 – 10/18/20 →

Halloween for the kids🇺🇸

Blood drive on November 20 12:00PM to 5:00PM at the Dilboy Post, Davis Square Somerville 🇺🇸 Continue reading Fall Events Happening at Dilboy Post, Davis Square Somerville →

Our sincere condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Barbara J. (Smith) Hennelly on her passing. Continue reading Somerville Remembering Barbara J. (Smith) Hennelly →

The issues are too complicated. This was the strategy which I have followed the past 15 years: The city is comprised of city workers who are also taxpayers and have self serving interests and conflicts. They are split into two categories: one that is called a “hack”, defined as someone who will do whatever it takes to keep their job and serve the mayor’s evil empire.  Continue reading Reality Bites On Today’s Somerville →

By Bob Katzen

Question 2 asks voters if they approve of a proposed law that would implement a voting system known as “ranked-choice voting” (RCV) in which voters rank one or more candidates in order of preference. If one candidate receives more than 50 percent of the first-place votes, that candidate would be declared the winner and no other rounds would be necessary. Continue reading About Ballot Question 2​ →

By Bob Katzen

A law that placed a moratorium on most residential, commercial and nonprofit evictions and foreclosures until October 17 has expired. The expired law allowed for emergency for cause evictions that involve allegations of criminal activity or lease violations that are “detrimental to the health or safety of other residents, health care workers, emergency personnel or the general public.” Continue reading MORATORIUM ON EVICTIONS AND FORECLOSURES EXPIRES →

By Bob Katzen

Governor Baker filed a revised version of the fiscal 2021 state budget with a price tag of $45.5 million which is 3.8 percent more than the original budget he filed in January. Since the beginning of the fiscal year began on July 1, the state has been operating on interim monthly budgets approved by the Legislature and signed by the governor.

Continue reading GOVERNOR BAKER FILES REVISED BUDGET →