On February 28, 2023, many Cobble Hill Residents attended by Zoom the City’s 90 Washington Street Request for Qualifications (RFQ) – Virtual Site Tour / Q&A Roundtable. Of the Cobble Hill residents who attended the presentation, not one supported the City’s taking of Cobble Hill’s parking lot, alleyway, or green space and all oppose your plan to build a noise producing fire and safety building next door. Continue reading Letter to Somerville Mayor RE: 90 Washington St. City Plan→
On Saturday, March 18 at 1:30 a wreath will be placed in front of the George Dilboy monument at Somerville City Hall. My father shared our local hero Dilboy interesting story with me over 50 years ago. Here is a version I recently compiled from additional resources such as The Somerville Museum, Somerville Public Library, the book After Alatsata to name a few. My grandparents came from the same village Alatsata and settled in the “Brickbottom” neighborhood in Somerville around 1920 🇬🇷 🇺🇸 Continue reading Somerville Honoring George Dilboy→
On 02/28/2023, while assigned to marked unit East-4, I was dispatched to the area of 1 Main Street, later to be changed to 5 Main Street for reports of a motor vehicle accident. Upon my arrival Somerville Fire spoke to me and pointed out the two drivers. Continue reading Real Life Somerville Police Stories (OUI Liquor) Arrest→
Wildwood, NJ – Monday, May 15th to Friday, May 19th, 5 days and 4 nights accommodations at a beautiful oceanfront hotel, tour historic Cape May, an afternoon at Atlantic City and more. All trips are non-refundable. Payments accepted by check only, made payable to SCOA. Continue reading Somerville Council on Aging→
Marianne Meacham, passionate lawyer for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, loving mother, and unbeatable force of a human, died on Sunday, February 26th, 2023 at her home in Somerville, Massachusetts. She was 66 years old. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Remembering Marianne Meacham→
The City of Somerville continues to host weekly walk-in vaccination clinics for residents through the end of March, with both flu vaccines and the bivalent Moderna COVID-19 booster available. Clinics will take place each Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the City Hall Annex, 50 Evergreen Ave., through March 29. Continue reading Free Walk-In Flu & COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics Continue Through March→
The City of Somerville Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change (CEUCC) seeks one new member, and all Somerville residents are invited to apply. Boards and commissions offer an opportunity for residents with a range of experience, skills, expertise, and perspectives to share their talents and insights with their community. Continue reading Somerville Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change Seeks One Member→
Gov. Maura Healey released a proposed $55.5 billion fiscal 2024 state budget. Here’s what they are saying about it.
“Our … budget is what Massachusetts needs to meet this moment and build a strong economy, livable communities and a sustainable future. Combined with our tax relief proposal, we will set Massachusetts up for success by lowering costs, growing our competitiveness and delivering on the promise of our people. Continue reading This Week’s QUOTABLE QUOTES on Beacon Hill→
This bill would make Election Day, every two years, a statewide holiday and provide people who cannot take the holiday off because they are Election Day workers or perform other essential work, with two hours paid voting leave. Continue reading MAKE ELECTION DAY A LEGAL HOLIDAY (SD 353)→
This bill would require the state to adopt the National Fire Protection Association’s standard guidelines for active shooter or hostile events. The bill also establishes an Executive Council comprised of representatives of fire fighters, EMS and law enforcement agencies to develop best practices for all elements of active-shooter response situations. Continue reading ACTIVE SHOOTER (SD 157)→
This bill would require the Department of Education to establish an assistance program for cities and towns that are experiencing sudden influxes of immigrant populations in their schools but are not receiving any additional educational aid from the state. Continue reading IMMIGRANTS IN SCHOOLS (SD 2412)→
This bill would create a new state position of Choreographer Laureate to encourage participation in the arts, elevate the dance legacy and current dance in Bay State communities and choreograph performances for important state events and ceremonies. Continue reading CHOREOGRAPHER LAUREATE (SD 2382)→
This bill would create a Baby Bonds program in Massachusetts to provide funds at birth to certain low-income residents which can be accessed when the account holder turns 18 to support asset-building activities such as post-secondary education, homebuying or investing in a business. Continue reading BABY BONDS (SD 711)→
The House 153-0, approved and sent to the Senate a $353 million fiscal 2023 supplemental budget. Provisions include $86 million for the emergency shelter system to help offset medical costs for migrant families going to emergency rooms for shelter and assistance; $130 million to keep expanded nutrition assistance in place for a few more months; $65 million for the universal school meals program; and provisions to keep some pandemic-era programs, set to expire, in place including allowing restaurants to sell beer, wine and cocktails for take-out and expanding outdoor dining from April 1, 2023 to April 1, 2024. Continue reading $353 MILLION SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET (H 57)→
Join SYHA Alumni to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Somerville Youth Hockey. We’re hosting “Hockey Day in Somerville” jam packed with activities to recognize and celebrate SYHA’s history. Continue reading SYHA 2023 Alumni Tournament Registration→
Lost at least three places these last two weeks that I know of. But then I no longer go into any squares in Somerville so there could be more. Parking and driving here keeps me from doing business here anymore. Now the picture of this boutique where the parking was taken away was lucky to last as long as they did with no parking after they moved in. Continue reading Official Somerville Song “Another One Bites the Dust”→
Scammers can target victims through any device connected to the internet, and your TV is no exception. BBB Scam Tracker has seen an influx of reports about scammers catching people off guard with pop-ups on their smart TVs. Their objective is to steal your personal information and money.
“[We] appreciate the support and partnership with USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service and remain committed to ensuring that our most vulnerable populations, including elders, have access to local, fresh food. At a time when food insecurity rates remain high, the added benefit will provide elders with high-quality, nutritious food while supporting our Massachusetts farmers and food producers.” Continue reading This Week’s QUOTABLE QUOTES on Beacon Hill→
This bill would establish, under the governor’s office, a Children’s Cabinet to develop and implement a cohesive vision using integrated services to improve child, youth and family outcomes, including issues relating to child poverty, educational preparedness, mental health, homelessness, foster care, juvenile justice and the health, safety and welfare of children. Continue reading ESTABLISH CHILDREN’S CABINET (SD 2242)→
If I decide to announce my candidacy for mayor of Somerville, as a Mayoral candidate in Somerville, I will have a broad range of campaign topics, and my campaign promise is to have an open-door policy and give top priority to the residents of the city. Some of the key topics that I have mentioned in my campaign will include: Continue reading If I decide to announce my candidacy for mayor of Somerville→
This past week, a homeless man being comforted by Walter, a very pleasant homeless man who I see all the time, was in physically distress. This man was being attended to by a woman who was by herself, a medical professional, Continue reading A VERY SAD OCCURENCE INSIDE DAVIS SQ. REDLINE T-STATION→
After several years of inactivity during the pandemic, the City of Somerville is reestablishing its Veterans Commission. The City seeks five motivated members to relaunch the Commission, and all Somerville residents are welcome to apply. Continue reading Somerville Veterans Commission Seeks Five Members→
The City of Somerville Biosafety Committee seeks two new members, and all Somerville residents are invited to apply. One vacancy is for an academic expert, and one is open to any qualified community member. Continue reading Somerville Biosafety Committee Seeks Two Members→
With all the confusion with detours and roadwork in Somerville especially with all these new lanes things can get really confusing. This tractor trailer’s driver failed to negotiate the turn and hit the cement trestles above underneath of the McGrath Highway Overpass In Somerville early Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading Tractor Trailer Hits McGrath Highway Overpass Bridge in Somerville→
Beverly Ann “Bev” (Bergeron) Duffy of Englewood, Fl and Wells, ME, formerly of West Medford, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2023, surrounded by her loving family. She was 89. Bev graduated from Medford High School, Class of 1950. Beloved wife of the late John J. Duffy, with whom she shared over 65 years of marriage until his passing in 2020. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Remembering Beverly A. Duffy→
“We know gun laws save lives. Massachusetts has consistently remained in the lowest three state rankings. As an urban state with the most effective gun safety laws, we treat guns like automobiles including renewable licensing, first in the nation consumer protection regulations for the gun industry and the most comprehensive assault weapon ban. It is no coincidence that once again we have the lowest gun death rate in the nation.” Continue reading This Week’s QUOTABLE QUOTES on Beacon Hill→
This bill would require all mobile phones sold or leased to disclose, on product packaging, the following notice to consumers: “To assure safety, the Federal Government requires that cell phones meet radio frequency (RF) exposure guidelines. Continue reading WARNING ON MOBILE PHONES (SD 2327)→
The Senate 3-36, rejected a joint rules amendment that would allow opponents of a bill to issue a minority report on why they oppose a bill being reported out of a committee. Current rules allow senators to indicate that they oppose the bill but only the senators who support the bill are allowed to submit their reasons for supporting it. Continue reading ALLOW MINORITY REPORTS (S 18)→
The Senate 3-35, rejected a Senate rules amendment that would strike the rule that allows a senator to participate remotely, from their home, office or other location. In a Senate session. The rule was first instituted during the pandemic. Continue reading ELIMINATE REMOTE VOTING (S 17)→
This Resouce Guide is very extensive. It hasn’t been updated since 2018, so best to call first if services are needed.
The Homeless Problem is huge, with so many facets. There are many services, but I guess we don’t have nearly enough? Idk…but I realized that I don’t know nearly enough about this heart-wrenching problem. Continue reading THE HOMELESS PROBLEM is THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM!→
The Somerville Theatre is an independent movie theater and concert venue in the Davis Square neighborhood of Somerville, Massachusetts, United States. Over one hundred years old, the Somerville Theatre started off as a vaudeville house and movie theater. Wikipedia
Address: Continue reading Boston SciFi Film Festival & Marathon (Boston SciFi)→
A culinary cultural exchange was held in Medford recently. Medford Council on Aging has been trying out all the cultural meal options offered by Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES). Medford Director of Elder Affairs Pamela Kelly partnered with MVES for the latest tasting – a Chinese luncheon. Continue reading MVES Serves Up Cultural Cuisine in Medford→
On February 5th Somerville’s bravest climbed the stairs of the Boston Garden to raise money for the Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts (PFFM) cancer fund in order for members to receive the GRAIL test which detects 50 types of cancers. Continue reading Somerville Firefighters Local 76 News Updates→
You can help. On February 13, more than 50 people, including 16 children, were displaced by an apartment block fire on Highland Avenue. Fortunately, everyone got out safely, but significant challenges remain for our neighbors and students who cannot return to their homes. More than 13 City departments and a half-dozen partner agencies mobilized to set up temporary shelter, food, and other supports, but your help is needed for what comes next. Continue reading EMERGENCY DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR FIRE VICTIMS→
23007004: On 2/7/23 at approximately 10:37 PM, Somerville Police responded to a business on Pearl St for report of an assault. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the victim who stated while inside the store, he observed four juvenile males shoplifting. He asked them to put the items back and the juveniles began to assault him multiple times. Continue reading Somerville Police Department Crime Activity Log→
My life has been one of helping others worse off than myself. Sadly I live in a city that is not interested in that concept. Once again I will offer a suggestion that helps those people. Many homeless here live in their cars for obvious reasons. They have no money to rent a place. Many are just regular people who ran into problems. I know some personally who have lived out of their cars here. Continue reading Protected Parking for the Homeless→
Capasso, Coaches and the Somerville High
School Hockey Team,
On behalf of mvself and my family I would like
to extend our appreciation during one of the
most difficult times. The SHS team scored big
by paying their respects to Pasquale’s aunt
Kathy. Everyone present could not stop talking
about how respectful the young men were as
they paid their respects. Continue reading Thank You From Family of KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN→
23005906: On 2/3/23 at approximately 9:58 AM, Somerville Police responded to an apartment complex on Canal St for report of a past breaking and entering. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the victim who stated the lock on his storage locker was cut. Nothing was reported missing. Continue reading Somerville Police Department Weekly Crime Update→
Our sincere condolences to friends and family of Jim Lennon. He will be sadly missed here In Somerville by many.
OBITUARY
Lennon, James John of Billerica, Formerly of Somerville passed away unexpectedly in his home on January 9th. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Remembering James J. (Jimmy) Lennon→
Shift expected to boost Somerville Media Center funding by $1 million over the next three years
SOMERVILLE, MA – The growing national trend of cable TV subscribers “cord cutting” to switch from cable TV to streaming or other viewing options is putting Somerville Public, Educational, and Government (PEG) Access Television services in peril, and Mayor Katjana Ballantyne is poised to take action to preserve these vital resources. Continue reading Mayor Ballantyne Proposes New Model for Funding PEG Access Television→
The Senate 4-34, rejected an amendment that would require a two-thirds vote for the Senate to continue any session beyond 10 p.m. This would be in addition to a current Senate rule that requires a two-thirds vote to continue a session beyond 8 p.m. and a two-thirds vote to continue a session beyond midnight. Continue reading REQUIRE A TWO-THIRDS VOTE TO GO BEYOND 10 P.M. (S 17)→
The Senate 37-1, approved the set of rules by which the Senate will operate during the 2023-2024 session. Key rules include continuing the option, implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, which allows senators to participate, debate and vote remotely in Senate sessions, at their owns discretion, from their homes or offices; allowing legislators and citizens to testify at hearings in person or from their home or other remote location; and requiring Senate committee votes to be posted on the Legislature’s website. Continue reading ADOPT SENATE RULES (S 17)→
“My office will always advocate for consumers, especially when they are preyed on by a company that engages in unfair and unlawful business practices. We were able to hold Safe Home Security and its sister companies accountable for their alleged deceptive tactics, securing millions in debt relief for consumers, and we will continue to hold bad actors accountable.” Continue reading This Week’s QUOTABLE QUOTES on Beacon Hill→
This bill would require the state’s Pension Reserve Investment Management (PRIM) fund to divest state funds from companies that derive more than 15 percent of revenues from the sale or manufacturing of ammunition, firearms or firearm accessories used for civilian, non-military, non-police purposes. PRIM handles and pays retirement benefits to state employees and teachers. Continue reading DIVEST FROM COMPANIES THAT SELL FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION (HD 3225)→
This bill would declare racism as a public health crisis and direct the Office of Health Equity to develop policies to dismantle systemic racism impacting health and establish programs focused on the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases disproportionately impacting communities of color. Continue reading DECLARE RACISM AS A PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS (HD 3703)→
This bill would designate the first Monday in March as COVID-19 Remembrance Day to honor and remember people who have died or suffered from COVID-19; the frontline and essential workers; and residents of the state who volunteered to support their neighbors and local communities. Continue reading CREATE COVID-19 REMEMBRANCE DAY (HD 3281)→
This bill would permit cities and towns to allow non-citizens over age 18 to vote in local municipal elections. The elections in which non-citizens could vote include an election for mayor, school committee, city council, town council, board of selectmen, select board elections, a school committee referendum and a local ballot referendum. Continue reading ALLOW NON-CITIZENS TO VOTE (HD 3946)→
This bill adds mental health of students to the current list of physical illnesses that qualify as a legitimate reason for a student’s absence from school. Under the bill, students who are absent due to mental or behavioral health will also be offered the opportunity to meet with a certified school counselor upon returning to school but will not be required to do so. Rep. Carol Doherty (D-Taunton) sponsored the legislation that was originally initiated and backed by the Class of 2021 at Oliver Ames High School in Easton. Continue reading MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENTS (HD 2208)→
This bill would allow low stakes card games and other recreational games at senior centers. The bill would limit the amount of money contributed by a single player during the entire session to $5 and the winnings of a single player to $20. Games included are pitch, cribbage, mahjong, rummy, pinochle, canasta, dominoes, bridge and bingo. Continue reading ALLOW LOW STAKES CARD GAMES AT SENIOR CENTERS (HD 171)→
The Senate 4-34, rejected an amendment that would allow a senator to participate in any Senate session remotely from their office, home or any other location only under certain circumstances. The amendment would replace a section that allows a senator to participate remotely without a specific reason. Continue reading LIMITED REMOTE VOTING (S 17)→
Mayor Ballantyne stands in the White House at the Biden-Harris Lead Pipe Summit
Lead exposure in drinking water is a national public health concern and long-standing environmental justice issue – and Washington is taking strides to address it. Last week, Mayor Ballantyne attended a coalition summit hosted by Vice President Harris, where Somerville and 120+ government agencies and community organizations committed to accelerating lead service line replacement. Continue reading Somerville Joins Biden-Harris Partnership to Eliminate Lead Pipes from Water Infrastructure→
Carol-Ann Hynes, Sr. (née Walsh), a lifelong resident of Medford, MA, passed away on February 8, 2023. She had many loves, including laughing whenever she could; drinking coffee with friends at Dunkin Donuts; talking crazy politics; Continue reading Somerville/Medford Remembering Carol-Ann Hynes→
Is this guy serious? Totally different circumstances one was wielding a machete , no? When do the lives of police officers start to mean anything to elected officials?
Richard A. Clark, beloved husband of Andrea (Papazoglou) Clark, passed away on Tuesday, February 7th, 2023, surrounded by his loving family, at the age of 73. Born in Boston, he is the loving son of the late Charles and Dorothea (Vodden) Clark. Continue reading Somerville/Medford Remembering Richard A. Clark→
The City of Somerville seeks 20 community members to participate in a 75-minute online focus group about the historic Armory building at 191 Highland Ave. This focus group is one part of the ongoing Armory Master Plan process, which will guide the Armory’s future as a vibrant arts center for years to come. Continue reading Participate in a Focus Group to Shape the Future of Somerville’s Armory Building→
BHHS Commonwealth Real Estate Winner of the 2018 Chairman’s Circle Diamond award,
representing the top 1/2 of the top 1% in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices global network
Winner of 2019 President Circle Award Continue reading BHHS Commonwealth Real Estate→
Here we are in 2023, two years later since the last Somerville election! Our rats have doubled in size and tripled in population. Our roads look like battlefields! Crimes have risen, doubled, tripled and now quadrupled. Our homeless are still out on the streets. Our mayor and all of our city councilors have all received pay raises, but we have traffic islands! Continue reading Two Years of Nothing Being Accomplished in Somerville→
“With nuclear power, we have the technology to provide an abundant source of power to our homes in a cheap, clean and efficient manner. Our politicians have failed us by enacting policies that lead to nuclear power plant closures without any plans for replacement.”
—Paul Craney, spokesman for the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance. Continue reading This Week’s QUOTABLE QUOTE on Beacon Hill→
This bill would guarantee free public higher education as a right for all students who have attended a high school in Massachusetts for three or more years and graduated from a Bay State high school. Continue reading FREE COLLEGE EDUCATION (SD 1946)→
This bill would create an 11-member permanent Commission on the Status of People who Practice Islam to serve as a resource on issues affecting American Muslim communities in the Bay State. Continue reading MUSLIM COMMISSION (S 2376)→
This bill would prevent a landlord from restricting a tenant’s right to install or use a portable air conditioner so long as the unit is properly installed and does not violate building codes or state or federal law; violate the device manufacturer’s written safety guideline; damage the premises; and does not require amperage to power the device that cannot be accommodated by the power service to the building. Continue reading AIR CONDITIONER USE (SD 2214)→
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