On Monday, January 6, Mayor Curtatone was sworn in to his 6th term as Mayor of Somerville, making him Somerville’s longest… serving Mayor.
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A two bedroom, two bath unit at 16 Linden Ave., a smoke-free building, is available through the City’s Inclusionary Housing Program via lottery. This unit is Continue reading Affordable housing opportunity: Please share with anyone who might be interested.
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Poet Theater at the Armory Cafe presents Terry Kitchen with special guest Rick Berlin on Friday January 17 for an evening combining spoken word and music. Kitchen will be reading from his recent novel Next Big Thing, set in the 1980s Boston rock scene, which both he and Berlin were a part of. For Continue reading Terry Kitchen with special guest Rick Berlin at Somerville Armory Cafe Friday Jan 17
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Klezwoods, the Boston-based Balkan/Klezmer ensemble phenomenon features belly dancer legend Bevin Victoria in the premiere performance of The 30th Meridian Belly Dance Ballet, February 1, 8 pm, at The Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, Somerville, MA. Continue reading Premiere of Klezwoods 30th Meridian Belly Dance Ballet on Feb 1st at the Armory in Somerville
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The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) and the MBTA will hold six community meetings Continue reading Greenline Extension Meetings
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We must be doing something right here at The Somerville News Weekly because it was only a couple of weeks ago when our Somerville News Weekly Facebook page hit the 4,000 Facebook Like mark and now we are just about ready to do it all over again and hit the 5,000 mark! So who will be the 5,000th Somerville News Weekly winner and the lucky winner of another “$50 West 7 Bistro Gift Certificate?”
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As a new year and a new term begins, Mayor Curtatone starts off with a new board of alderman, a new police chief and the Assembly Square development ready to open its doors to the public sometime around Memorial Day.
Continue reading MAYOR CURTATONE ENTERS SIXTH TERM
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Every Monday NoonWii Bowling—Holland St.
Every Mon. & Wed. AfternoonsFit 4 Life (Group C)
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Girls Results from the Auerbach Freshman Sophmore Meet held on Saturday 1/4/14 at the Reggie Lewis Center.
No Girls Scored in the meet.
55m Dash-Melissa Sanon 8.13
Nini El-8.50
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Former Somerville Mayor Gene Brune, Former Somerville Mayor Dorothy Kelly Gay and State Representative Tim Toomey at the City of Somerville inauguration ceremony at the East Somerville Community School
In this weekly culinary column, I will be focusing on one dish – giving the reader a quick history of the dish, the classical Continue reading Cooking with Jonathan By Jonathan Jolicoeur
Welcome to 2014 – please don’t be a douche.
To quote a Michael Buble song – “It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life – for me.” Yeah, I know that I have Continue reading Reality Bites a ‘Villen by James A. Norton
Fabian arrest
On Sunday January 5th 2013, I was assigned to marked unit E-3 along with Officer St. Hilaire. We were dispatched, along with Officer Vanostrand and Officer Messaoudi, to Summer St. for a family dispute, incident # 14000605. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Beals arrest
On Saturday January 04, 2014 at approximately 1410, while assigned to mark cruiser 662, I Officer Randy Isaacs along with Officer Brioso and Sergeant Digregorio was dispatched to Target ( 180 Somerville Ave ) for a shoplifter with a knife. Upon arrival we were met Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Nunez arrest
Members of the Somerville Police Department Drug Control Unit have been conducting an ongoing narcotic investigation of a residence located in the Lower Broadway section of the City Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Exil arrest
The above named defendant Jean Exil has been the subject of an ongoing Cocaine investigation conducted by Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Corriera arrest
On Thursday, January 02, 2014, I was working in marked unit East-1 along with Officer Cicerone. At approximately Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Hollis arrest
On Thursday, January 02, 2014, I was working in marked unit East-1 along with Officer Cicerone. At approximately 2:00 p.m., Somerville Police Dispatch Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Manuel/ Calixte Arrest
On Wednesday, January 1st, 2014 at approximately 02:26 hours I, Officer Kim while on routine patrol in marked Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
We hope to share part of 2014 with you!
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Dear Friends,
On Monday night January 6th 2014, the City of Somerville will host its inaugural ceremony.
The mayor, board of aldermen, and school committee will all be sworn in for the 2014-2015 session. I am looking forward to being sworn in for my 5th term as Ward 6 Alderman. It’s hard to Continue reading Rebekah Gewirtz Ward 6 Alderman 2014 Inaugural Ceremony
Iraq is back in the headlines as we harvest the fruits of our abandonment of the Iraqi people and the functioning democracy there that was treated like a true secret by the American press.
There is no issue more responsible for Continue reading Obama’s ‘demotion by neglect’ of our ally Iraq By Neil W. McCabe
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Well we must be doing something right here at The Somerville News Weekly because it was only a couple of weeks ago when our Somerville News Weekly Facebook page hit the 4,000 Facebook Like mark and now we are just about ready to do it all over again and hit the 5,000 mark! So who will be the 5,000th Somerville News Weekly winner and the lucky winner of another “$50 West 7 Bistro Gift Certificate?”
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Our condolences to the family of Paul A Trotto who sadly passd away on January 2nd, retired Somerville Police Officer, born in East Cambridge, lived in
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“The DePonte’s Oldie but Goldie Family Album Collection”
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MassDOT and the MBTA are hosting a series of public meetings to share details about noise and retaining walls proposed for segmen…ts of the Green Line Extension Project. The next meeting is Wednesday, Jan. 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 30 Washington St. This meeting will focus on the Inner Belt/Brickbottom/Union Square Branch.
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Somerville DPW crews working straight through the weekend to Sunday, two days after the first blizzard of 2014 pounded New England with almost two feet of snow in some areas.
Crews shown here clearing the grounds of frozen packed snow at the New East Somerville Community School thats located on Cross Street in Somerville.
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Faithfully serving his constituents for over 25 years on the Somerville Board of Aldermen representing Ward 3, Alderman Tom Taylor decided not to seek reelection and is retiring.
Tom is a great guy and any new alderman that ever represents Ward 3 will have big shoes to fill.
We here at The Somerville News Weekly thank you for all your dedicated service to your constituents and to the City of Somerville!
We wish you and your family all the best in the coming years ahead!
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SOMERVILLE – The City of Somerville will lift its snow emergency as of 4 p.m., Friday, Jan. 3. Residents parked in municipal or school lots during the snow emergency will have a two-hour Continue reading The City of Somerville will lift the snow emergency at 4 PM today Friday Jan 3
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Congratulations to The Curtatone Administration, the Somerville Department of Public Works, the Somerville Police Department, Somerville Traffic and Parking, Pat’s Towing Service and the Somerville Fire Department for a job well done again!
Somerville, Medford, Malden, Everett, Arlington, Cambridge, and all of Boston!
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MEMO TO EDITORS: The following may be useful to you if you want additional information on local senators’ 2013 per diems that are included in this Continue reading Beacon Hill Roll Call Volume 39 – Report No. 1 January 3, 2014
Following the Governor’s recommendation, the City of Somerville has announced that it will close all City offices on Friday, Jan. 3. Emergency and public safety services will be maintained.
Residents are asked to remain off the roads unless absolutely necessary until the storm has passed and it is safe to travel.
If you have non-emergency questions, please call 311. For emergencies, call 911. Thank you, and stay warm!
Due to the inclement weather and in response to Governor Patrick’s request that cars stay off the roads later this afternoon, the City of Somerville has announced additional closures as Continue reading City Buildings, Services to Shut Down at 3pm Thursday
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SOMERVILLE – In accordance with the City’s Snow Emergency Procedures, Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone has Continue reading SOMERVILLE DECLARES SNOW EMERGENCY EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JAN. 2, AT 8 a.m.
Somerville’s own Cindy and Dennis Murphy, Somerville News Weekly’s first favorite photo of the new year!
Cindy Snow Murphy a former Somerville firefighter and her hubby Dennis is Somerville Fire Department’s District Fire Chief! And not to forget to mention Cindy’s son, Somerville Firefighter Jay Mckenzie who is on the department protecting us as we speak.
A dedicated family of Somerville Fire Fighters to be proud of and we here at The Somerville News Weekly salute you all!
Continue reading The Somerville News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photo of the Day
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Hundreds of Somerville residents showed up on Wednesday, New Years Day, braving the frigid January 1st temperatures to be part of the 238 Annual Somerville flag raising at Prospect hill.
Continue reading The 238th Flag Raising at Prospect Hill, New Years Day 2014
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9:00am: City Hall Christmas Tree Lighting & Celebration
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On Thursday, Jan. 2, Whole Foods Market Somerville is holding a “5% Day” to benefit the mobile market’s fund matching program for low income customers – doubling what they can sp…end on healthy fruits and vegetables. If you want to take part, it’s as easy as stopping by the Beacon Street Whole Foods on Jan. 2 and picking up some groceries. At the end of the day, Whole Foods donates 5% of the net profits to the mobile market.
We took a big leap forward with a great meet against CRLS in our opening meet and followed that up with some impressive performances at Tufts last Continue reading SHS Indoor Track & Field News
Congratulations to the SYHA Squirt 2 team for making it all the way to the finals of the 2013 Boston Bruins Holiday Tournament this past weekend.
Please donate your old used coat to the Lions Clubs to be given to a person in need of it.
Hello Everyone,
Well the coat drive only has 2 Continue reading Somerville Lions Club Coat Drive Final Two Weeks
Perez arrest A&B
About 2230 hours on Saturday, 12/28/13, while assigned as Delta Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
What are you supposed to do? The coach of the New England Patriots has had a successful run, not just as the team’s coach, but as good a run as any coach ever.
Continue reading Spoiler Alert: Belichick is a jerk by Neil McCabe
Many Birthdays being celebrated in the Ville this week! Happy Birthday to them all from The Somerville News Weekly!
Bridget Capobianco , Marie DiMille Miele , Nancy Noble Barletta, Bobby Martini, Ted Woo, Christopher Kenny, Archibald Query 97 , Terry Latta, Hung Goon the unofficial mayor of Chinatown, Dan Dennis Kallis, Adam Gambino our wackiest reader but a great guy, Joe Vendetti, John Caruso and Paul cook
Continue reading The Somerville News Weekly Favorite Birthday Photos of the Day
Help save lives Jan. 6 by donating a little time and blood. The Somerville Community Blood Drive will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Somerville High School field house. To make an appointment, please call 1-800-RED CROSS (733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org.
The Green Line Extension will run through some of the most densely populated neighborhoods in our Commonwealth, and the MBTA is looking for your input regarding noise mitigation. With that in mind, the first of Continue reading Green Line Extension Neighborhood Meetings Start January 8
Wednesday, January 1 CENTERS CLOSED- HOLIDAY
Friday, January 3 Book club- Holland St.
Monday, January 6 Breakfast- Holand St. Continue reading Somerville Council on Aging Activities 2014 Highlights
Dejusus arrest
On December 26, 2013,I was assigned to marked cruiser 662. At approximately, 2109, I Officer Randy Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
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By Bob Katzen
THE HOUSE AND SENATE: There were no roll call votes in the House or Senate last week.
Continue reading Beacon Hill Roll Call Volume 38 – Report No 52 December 27, 2013
Unger arrest
Narrative
On 12/24/13 at 10:45, I, was dispatch Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Macloud arrest
On December 25, 2013, I, Officer Michael Capasso was on duty for the Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
Sanchez arrest A&B DW
The following is a brief summary of the facts that pertain to incident #13047129.
Arrest log 12/23/13-12/27/13
12/24/2013 10:45:23 110 PERKINS ST UNGER , CHRISTOPHER 11/17/1989 110 PERKINS ST Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
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Cue to cue- PMRP Presents “The Big Broadcast of 1962: A Byfar Christmas Carol” with Juliet Bowler, Leda Leaper, Edward Tattershall, Jenny Gutbezahl and Somerville’s own Former Director of Communications Tom Champion at the Regent Theatre Arlingtonl”.
Ron Lacey of Boston said “The Big Broadcast of 1962, One of the funnest things I’ve seen in a very long time.”
“Somerville Council on Aging Director Cindy Hickey”
The Somerville News Weekly salutes you for all your dedicated service and for all the good that you do at the COA!
Former Director of Communications for the City of Somerville Tom Champion said in a posting regarding the Somerville COA: “To all my FB friends in Somerville: Please join me in “liking” a valued and distinguished community institution. The Council does important work — and does it extremely well.”
Congratulations!
Get regular updates about public skating and other events from the Continue reading Join the public skate at the Founders Memorial Skating Rink and enjoy the day!
Support the Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club
The Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club will be in existence in Continue reading Warm up with a workout today!
Are you enjoying the winter greens from Heron Pond Farm? Pick up lettuces. spinach, and more this Saturday at the market!
Open normal hours, 9:30-2pm
We are known for our winter greens. All to often we need to drop lettuce as the winter sets in. Not this year. Stuff looks gooooood!
Photo Courtesy of the Somerville Theatre
A yesteryear photo of Davis Square back in the day! The building in the center is and was back then the Masonic Apartments as well as the Somerville Theatre right next door.
Notice the railroad tracks cutting through Davis Square.
Henry the Jeweler’s Shop and Hanks fix-it Shop are the two small buildings on the right side by the tracks.
Dear Mayor Curtatone,
As the Lifelong resident of Somerville and a recent “Letter to the Editor” to The Somerville News Weekly regarding our “first Flag” In the City that I was born and raised in, I thank you for working at getting the Flag and pole and for all that we stand for as true American’s with pride!
My neighborhood is once again feeling like home.
Thank you Dorothy Wedge-Metivier
Somerville Youth Hockey Association firmly believes that every child who wishes to play hockey should be entitled to regardless of skill, gender, or financial circumstances.
Prudential Buccelli Real Estate Inc. will donate $975 to SYHA for anyone who buys or sells a home with them and mentions the SYHA / Prudential Program.
About the Super Precious Art Gallery
Super Precious Art Gallery features almost-monthly online group shows Continue reading SAC and the Inside-OUT Gallery presents Super Precious Art Gallery Retrospective
Davis Square, sponsored by Cambridge Savings Bank, 5:00 – 7:00 P.M., Thursday, January 2, 2014. Free appetizers, excellent networking. Bring your business cards for drawing. RSVP with name(s) and affiliation(s) of you and your guests to smackey@somervillechamber.org
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My focus is usually on what I could have done better as a parent, a community member, or a business person. While most of us do fairly well, Continue reading During the holiday season we tend to reflect on our lives. By Paul Maisano
By William Tauro
Thursday afternoon, Somerville firefighters were battling a two alarm blaze at 10 Montrose Street in Somerville.
Emergency crews had both ends of the street closed off with no injuries reported.
The two family home was completely guttered by the fire.
Somerville in recent weeks had a string of suspicious fires.
This fire does not appear to be of a suspicious origin.
Consumers are the new target of hackers.
This season there were nineteen days in December that caused havoc for Target stores and their holiday patrons. Continue reading FRAUD vs. TERRORISM? TARGET CREDIT CARD CUSTOMERS HACKED At 27% annual interest rates consumers deserve higher security & protection. Posted by Paul John Maisano
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Christmas tree designed by Christoph Robausch from the “Noun Project”
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Russel up your Tri-corner hat and join everyone at City Hall at 11:30AM to be part of the procession to Prospect Hill!
Home of the first flying of the American flag!
It was a wonderfully spirited Christmas scene complete with falling snow as 59 Somerville Head Start children were treated to a visit from Santa himself.
Pictured are some of those children accompanied by the current Kiwanis Club president, Mr Rui Domingos handing out gifts provided by the Kiwanis Club, Santa captivated these children and their ear to ear smiles was the proof.
This annual Kiwanis event is just one of countless ways this club keeps giving back to the community.
Special thanks to The Somerville Holiday Inn and Mama Gina’s Pizza for their generous support and to Jill Bowdring for her spirited efforts.
SOMERVILLE – Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone and Historic Preservation Commission Director Brandon Wilson announced that the 238th annual “Grand Union” flag-raising ceremony at Prospect Hill Park will be held on Continue reading GRAND UNION FLAG RAISING KICKS OFF AT 11:30 A.M. ON JANUARY 1ST
Boyette A&B Arrest
On Saturday, 12/21/13, I, Officer Stanford was on duty for the Somerville Police operating marked cruiser 660 Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories
After a busy post-Thanksgiving holiday season, the Somerville Council on Aging announces limited programming for the week of December 30- January 3rd. Continue reading Holiday Happenings at the Somerville COA
By William Tauro
Frank Conole, a retired City of Cambridge Dept of Public Works employee that lives not too far from the site for the past six years has been decorating the Somerville Fire Department’s / Arrow Paper Company’s Fire Memorial that’s located at 111 South St. in Somerville.
Francis shows up at every holiday with the a decorative wreath in festive decor to pay tribute to firefighters lost in the line of duty.
“Happy Birthday Eva Montibello”
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John Alan Roderick is for sure everybody’s favorite Santa here in The Ville!
From Little League coaching to special community events, John’s participation is always there year round with a smile on his face and with or without his white Santa beard.
In a posting John states:
“Every adult should be Santa Claus at least once in their lives to see Christmas through the eyes of s little kid again. Nothing better! My favorites are the “doubters”. There’s always one or two kids trying to “out” Santa in front of the younger kids. I laugh the whole time–actually laughed until I cried.”
Continue reading The Somerville News Weekly’s Special Person of the Week
Breaking News:
By William Tauro
On Sunday evening, State and local police are investigating a badly decomposed body found under route 93 in Somerville behind Super Stop & Shop at Mystic Avenue and McGrath Highway next to where salt pile is!
There is no word yet on the identification of the body nor cause of death.
Authorities are awaiting on the medical examiner’s report to determine the cause and approximate time of death.
This story is still developing…
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THE HOUSE AND SENATE: There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week.
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Mom and Dad Moccia making Christmas calzones for the 32nd year at Victor’s Meat & Deli on Broadway in Somerville!
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Kids Club Hours
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Sat – Sun: Closed
Somerville Mite’s players Rich Foscarota with teammates James Curtatone and Superstar Zach!
The Somerville mites had celebrity coach Santa leading the way!
By William Tauro
Thousands of runners all decked out in festive holiday attire participated in this year’s annual 2013 Somerville Jingle Bell Run! They were off and running early Sunday morning throughout the streets of Somerville spreading much holiday cheer!
Olivia & Jana Apergis (mother/daughter) of Bristol, CT after the Jingle Bell Run in Somerville.
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WHAT OUR PRIVACY POLICY COVERS
· What our Privacy Policy Covers
· What Personal Information is Collected
· How We Protect Your Information
· How We Use Your Personal Information
· Who Views Your Personal Information
· Making a Purchase
· Children Under 13
· Website Cookies
· Questions About This Policy
WHAT OUR PRIVACY POLICY COVERS
Thank you for visiting our site. We are committed to protecting your privacy.
This Privacy Policy covers any personal information that we obtain from you when you use services on our site. This policy does not cover the practices of companies that we do not own or control, or the actions of people that we do not employ or manage.
Our Privacy Policy may change in the future. We invite you to check back periodically to see if we have made any changes.
By using this site, you agree to the terms of our policy. For more information about the terms of use for this site, please visit our legal page.
WHAT PERSONAL INFORMATION IS COLLECTED
Depending on how you use our site, we may ask you to share personal information with us. Whether you choose to give us this information is completely up to you, but keep in mind that if you withhold information, you may not be able to use some of our services.
We will ask you for information, including some personal information, when you Make a purchase. When you buy something on this site, you have to supply a billing address, phone number, shipping address, and credit card information.
HOW WE PROTECT YOUR INFORMATION
We realize that our customers trust us to protect their personal information. We take that task seriously. We never display your full credit card number once it has been entered. We urge you to protect your own privacy. We recommend that you do not share your password with anyone or share your password in an unsolicited phone call or e-mail.
Unfortunately, despite all of our efforts, there is always a risk that third parties may unlawfully intercept transmissions. This reality is true of all Internet use. As a result, we cannot ensure the security of any information you transmit, and you transmit all information at your own risk.
HOW WE USE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION
We collect personal information primarily to make our services more rewarding for you to use. We usually use this information for internal purposes, such as studying our customers' preferences. We may also use your information to contact you for account and promotional purposes.
WHO VIEWS YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION
We may share your personal information with companies that perform services for us, such as delivering packages, sending postal mail and e-mails, processing credit card payments, investigating fraudulent activity, and providing customer service. They have access to personal information needed to perform their functions, but may not disclose your personally identifiable information for other purposes. Some personal information is stored on servers owned by other companies. Only our personel and our websites have the right to access this information. We do not currently sell or license personal information and have no plans to do so. Your personal information will only be used by this site.
At this time, we do not share any personal information with marketing affiliates. It is unlikely that this policy will change in the future. If we do decide to share information with our affiliates, we will post a notice in this Privacy Policy.
MAKING A PURCHASE
When you buy something on this site, you have to supply a billing address, phone number, shipping address, and credit card information. By making a purchase, you become a registered user. You can choose to store information needed to make a purchase, such as your shipping and billing addresses in the My Account — Profile page. Your credit card information is NEVER stored in our databases and is used only for the duration of the purchase transaction. This data is always transmitted securely to the merchant bank and immediately erased from our systems.
CHILDREN UNDER 13
Our site is not designed for children. We do not wish to collect personal information from children under 13. This policy is designed to protect children. Federal law requires us to take special steps to safeguard children's privacy. If you register with us and we discover that you are under 13, we will delete your registration. We will send you a message if we do this. If you are under 13 and want to make a purchase, please ask a parent to place the order for you.
WEBSITE COOKIES
We collect some anonymous information about how you use the site by setting and accessing cookies on your computer. These cookies track information such as how often you visit our web site, what pages you view, and where you go after you leave the site. The cookies track your computer, not you. They are not connected to any personal information about you.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS POLICY
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, or the content or practices of our website, you can contact us directly at:
Mass Publishing Inc. wmtauro@aol.com
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