Somerville, MA News

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• Los Straitjackets: Fit to be tried
• Memorial Day Parade, Ceremonies set for May 27
• Disco-Ville
• Somerville Police swear in four new police officers
• A bridge too high
• Celebrate healthy food at the Aguacate Verde Restaurant
• Memorial Day events to honor the fallen
• Boston Tango Festival 2012
• St. Clement High School Sports update
• Motorcycles storm the State House
• Choosing against School Choice
• Newstalk – May 23
• The Somerville News Historical Fact of the Week – May 23
• SHS fundraiser a big success
• It is never too late to reach your dream
• Eric Greitens delivers address at Tufts’ 156th commencement
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 23
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 14 – May 21
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – May 23
• ALL GAMES AND PRACTICES RAINED OUT TUESDAY 5/22/2012
• We're offering a great opportunity for caregivers to get and give suggestions fo...
• Porchfest 2012
• What Will Your Kids Be Reading This Summer?!
• Bank robbery suspect arrested after collision with police cruiser
• Tonight at 7:30, discuss "Dances With Wolves" (the book and/or the movie) at the...
• Upcoming ResiStat Meetings
• Somerville Parks, Now and Then
• Somerville police officer sprints to arrest
• Hotel motel time!
• May 20, 2012: Have a laugh at the Grolier Poetry Bookshop’s Expense!
• National ‘Kids to Parks Day’ May 19
• The Friends Book Sale is happening right now, until 4 pm. Also, tomorrow 10-4 a...
• PorchFest 2012: Coming to a porch near you
• Why we like bikes
• Somerville Kiwanis around town
• David Lindley to entertain at Johnny D’s
• Kidcasso Art - a fun workshop for kids ages 4-10 is coming to the Central Librar...
• IKEA or not IKEA
• State Coaches Meet at Dilboy a great success
• SHS Senior Prom 2012
• Boston MPO approves funding for Route 16 GLX stop
• Newstalk – May 16
• On your mark – get set – commute!
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – May 16
• A New England building archetype
• The iBall: Keeping it Surreal – for sure
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 16
• Random assault and vandalism investigated
• 10th Annual M.O.M’s Race
• City Seeking SomerStreets Vendors
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 7 – May 14
• Community Yarn Swap Knits Together Support for Area’s Homeless
• Monday May 14, 2012 all games and practices cancelled
• Are you ready for some Book Sale? This weekend!!!
• 2012 Somerville Sunsetters Auditions To Be Held Today
• Comcast Customers: City Cable Moves From Ch 16 to Ch 22
• Those old TV shows
• Miniature books are big collector items
• Uncooperative assault suspect taken to jail
• Another day at the Library...
• The Rolling Gallery cycles back to Union Square this Saturday
• Intolerance and arson
• Teakettle biggest loser in brawl
• St. Clement High School Sports update
• Scary? Funny? Yes! Join us for "Men In Black" on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. We'l...
• Jealous rage attracts attention, cops
• Asking safety to the prom
• SKILLS CLINIC SATURDAY MAY 11am- 1pm
• Gene Brune’s last breakfast
• Reaching for the Stars Audition Phase!
• "Men in Black 3" is opening later this month - that means you need to refresh yo...
• Head-Out Angled Parking pilot on Bow Street
• Newstalk – May 9
• SOS satisfies local art cravings
• Sgt Pasquale “Patrick” Tauro Square Dedication
• Prisoners prepare City Hall for painting
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 9
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – May 9
• SHS girls track update
• ‘Draft Day’ for Riley
• ‘Older American Month’ appreciation social
• Somerville Police Announce RAD Training
• Fire at Assembly Row Construction Site
• Today we say a sad goodbye to Maurice Sendak.
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 30 – May 6
• Annual Historic Preservation Month events set for May
• Taxi driver stabbed in Somerville
• Reconnecting children to nature
• Magoun Square memories
• Dunkin’s patron threatened with knife
• FRIDAY MAY 4, 2012 ALLGAMES CANCELLED
• 14th Annual Somerville Open Studios This Weekend
• Tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at the Central Library, join us for "Gremlins," introduce...
• Big day at Assembly Square
• Culinary Cruisers pedals into food fest
• SHS at Franklin relays results
• Marijuana risks addressed, youths still uninformed
• Driver Pleads Guilty To Two Counts of Motor Vehicle Homicide in Somerville Crash
• ‘The Local Comics Scene: Where Muppets, Line Art, and Central American Politics Meet’
• FARM SCHEDULES
• Peace Conference a platform for honest, creative teen voices
• Newstalk – May 2
• Gypsy cabs target of crackdown
• Gilman Street Bridge project at 25 percent design level
• Alleged crack distribution ring busted
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – May 2
• St. Clement’s Parish celebrates 100th anniversary
• Heuston, we have lift off!
• Franklin Salvador Heading to Europe
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 2
• 5/1/2012 ALL GAMES AND PRACTICES CANCELLED
• City calls for responses to on-line viewer survey
• The Mystery Book Club is meeting at the Central Library tomorrow night at 7 to d...
• Tomorrow is a 1/2 day Wednesday for Somerville Public Schools. We're showing "C...
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 23 – April 29
• Assembly Row Groundbreaking
• Somerville named 5th most generous city in Massachusetts
• Travel books: A worldwide hit with collectors
• Good sports
• Somerville Spring Cleanup: Saturday, April 28
• Open House for Head-Out Angled Parking pilot
• Don't forget: Ghostbusters tomorrow at 10! We know it's kind of early for a mov...
• The New England Aquarium brings their traveling tidepool to the Central Library...
• What to do about the national debt
• Ensemble 451 comes to the Amory
• Unruly patron arrested
• Free film series kicks off this Saturday morning with Ghostbusters! Hosted by S...
• Somerville’s Veterans’ Services gets new director
• Meeting cancelled Go Bruins!
• Meeting cancelled Go Bruins!
• Letter to the Editor – April 25
• St Clement High School Sports update
• Tonight at 7:00, meet at Sherman Cafe to discuss "Farm City" with librarian Kevi...
• Check out this great discussion of Seedfolks with author Paul Fleischman on NPR:...
• Hey Somerville News: Thanks for the great write up and pictures of Saturday's Co...
• Don't forget tonight's resume workshop with Gary Gekow! 6:30 to 8:30 at the Cen...
• Earth Day urban farm expansion
• Police headquarters’ modifications to be completed
• Newstalk – April 25
• NBC’s Brian Williams speaks at Tufts
• Somerville Alderman proposes crosswalk safety video
• Somerville Reads 2012
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 25
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – April 25
• Somerville High girls track update
• Bernard Horn: A Poet and Professor Who Brings Us Our ‘Daily Words’
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 17 – April 23
• Somerville Vocal Group to Perform Along Walk for Hunger Route
• Somerville Youth Peace Conference this Saturday
• Senior Employment Specialist Gary Gekow will lead a résumé writing workshop at t...
• Kiwanis Club of Somerville Sponsors “Historical Perspectives for Children”
• ALL FIELDS CLOSED MONDAY APRIL 23,2012
• City partners with Welcome Project’s ‘YUM’ campaign to host ‘A Taste of Immigrant City’
• Somerville Auxiliary Police Provide Support at Boston Marathon
• Old Ball Square
• Mayor Curtatone, Traffic & Parking convene multimodal transport research and policy group
• This weekend is going to ROCK!
• An annual report to the business community
• Traffic stop snags suspected dealer
• One love, two bands
• ResiStat Community Meetings Announced
• Come to the Walnut Street Community Garden on Sunday @ 1 pm for an all-ages disc...
• Fans of pop-up books - learn to make simple yet satisfying paper pop-ups with Me...
• Paul and Rachel Revere Ride Again this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the Central Librar...
• Somerville School budget projection
• Would-be purse-snatcher apprehended, arrested
• This Saturday's Somerville Reads Celebration is part of the Mayor's Urban Agricu...
• Police station work halted
• Newstalk – April 18
• 10 new police vehicles ‘outfitted’
• Somerville Students partake in the Kids Green their Schools program
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 18
• Bike Parking Corrals Moving Into Ten Locations Citywide
• Alleged shoplifter becomes ‘unhinged’
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – April 18
• ‘Last Chance Slippers’ slips into Gallery 32
• Lyrical Somerville – April 18
• Come to our Saturday potluck. Details here:
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 10 – April 16
• Somerville’s Patriot’s Day Celebration
• Shape Up Somerville Road Race Photos
• Attention Somerville Poets and Poetry Lovers: The Mass. Poetry Festival!
• The Friends' Spring Book Sale is approaching and your help is needed!
• Last Call For Exhibitors
• Local animator Alex Salsberg and the art of satire
• Patriots Day Ceremonies set for April 16
• A great time of year
• Annual Shape Up Somerville Road Race
• Collecting our national pastime
• Musings about love
• Man allegedly exposes himself in parking lot
• Opportunity to honor Somerville teachers
• Somerville Chamber of Commerce 7th Annual Business Town Meeting
• Proposal of WiFi Hotspots in Somerville Parks
• Somerville Police Bicycle Safety and Enforcement Campaign
• Sheriff Koutoujian announces the TRIAD Program
• Somerville teens prepare for Sixth Annual Somerville Youth Peace Conference
• What's your favorite food story? Tell it tonight at the Central Library!
• The Library is accepting donations of non perishable foods for the Elizabeth Pea...
• Reclaiming humanity for immigrants
• Newstalk – April 11
• Food-Themed Art by Somerville Students
• Looking down from the sky
• Tufts geology professor’s new energy source
• Dramatic silo rescue in Somerville
• Suspected heroin users detained, arrested
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 11
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – April 11
• Somerville girls track update
• SOMERVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE MEETINGS
• ANNUAL LITTLE LEAGUE PARADE
• Tomorrow's a busy day at the Central Library! 1/2 day Wednesday movie "Kung Fu...
• Are you free this afternoon around 3? Join us at the Central Library as we cele...
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 3 – April 8
• Kmart employee a little too sympathetic
• Ray Allen loves to read!
• Do you have a good food story to tell? Join us at the Central Library on Wednes...
• Guest blogger Sarah Wolf writes about last week's discussion of urban farming an...
• Sheriff Koutoujian to unveil new senior citizen program with Mayor Curtatone
• Applications Available For Mayor’s Summer Jobs Program
• Somerville runner’s cause
• Excited about fitness
• Somerville Poet Harris Gardner Hosts Yet Another Boston National Poetry Month Festival
• Drug bust on Dow Street
• Somerville’s official food
• SPFJr. Youth Leaders Encourage Somerville Youth To End Tobacco Use
• MassDot conducts study: Grounding McGrath
• ‘Bad Idea’ jeans
• Discussion of Novella Carpenter’s Farm City
• Discussion of Paul Fleischman’s Seedfolks
• Somerville Reads Celebration!
• Discussion of Paul Fleischman’s Seedfolks
• Stone Soup!
• Community Storytelling Open-Mike Night
• Reception for Exhibit of Art by K-6 Students
• Tonight's the night! Talk about urban farming and "Farm City" with Jessie Banha...
• An interview with new SHS Headmaster John Oteri
• ‘Spring Ramble’ to rock the Armory
• Randolph man arraigned on armed assault to murder and firearm charges
• Unruly youths removed from bus
• Our latest Events e-Bulletin!
• Shannon Grant finds supporters
• The Hoses take it
• Newstalk – April 4
• Renovations at Somerville Police Headquarters
• The Mayor’s Fitness Challenge 2012 kicks off
• Pancake breakfast funds hungry minds
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 4
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – April 4
• Red Sox book comes to library
• Somerville Arts Council hosts latest in Salon Series: Fibers
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 27 – April 1
• Eric Greitens to Deliver Tufts’ Commencement Address May 20
• Somerville Man Found Guilty Of Murder Of Everett Woman
• A love letter to public libraries from the Boston Globe.
• Wanted: members for new Teen Advisory Board.
• Highland bakery figures out secret to success
• Saturday night shooting in Somerville
• Urban Farming and "Farm City" discussion with Jessie Banhazl at the Central Libr...
• Teen Empowerment is handed the mic
• A (Rose) budding hoarder
• Street Sweeping Resumes April 2
• Mayor launches Fitness Challenge this Saturday
• We have a beautiful exhibit of food-themed art in the auditorium of the Central...
• Musings about love
• 10th Annual ‘Guns N’ Hoses’ hockey game
• Persian Celebration
• Pothole Patrol in Somerville
• Non-profit merger ensures stability
• Somerville’s Veteran’s Memorial Skating Rink Hosts International Hockey Tournament
• Call for Submissions: Somerville Open Cinema Film Festival
• Police arrest suspected heroin dealer
• Deanna Cremin remembered
• Region IV Science Fair
• Newstalk – March 28
• Additional funds for homeless prevention
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 28
• GLX leaders seek community involvement
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – March 28
• Somerville Youth Softball adds registration and tryout date
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 19 – March 25
• Somerville Bagel Bard /Poet Linda Larson Nominated for St. Botolph Emerging Artist Award
• Marc Strathmeyer: A metamorphosis
• Resolution to End Unaccompanied Youth Homelessness
• Meet the authors of Fenway Park at the Central Library this Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
• Celebration of Greek Independence Day 1821
• CPCU Credit Union awards $4,000 in scholarships
• Au pairs get the sweet stuff tour
• Armed and entertaining: The Armory is reborn
• Regional Science Fair to be Held at Somerville High School
• 10th Annual Guns N’ Hoses Hockey Game to benefit youth athletes
• Theatre@First’s upcoming Pride and Prejudice adaptation
• Meet, Mingle, Read! Next Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. we celebrate "Fenway Park" at t...
• ‘Victim’ assaults cop, resists arrest
• Somerville Community Forum on Education draws broad participation
• Here's a small preview of "Somerville Cooks," our community cookbook that will b...
• Any day is a perfect day for Art Cards with Rob Logan (especially this Sunday wh...
• Additional funds for housing authority
• Rosebud sign removed for safety reasons
• Children in Nature movement
• ‘Unhappy ending’ for massage parlor worker
• Did you know that the Friends of the Library are on Facebook and Twitter? Like t...
• Join local artist Arline Young for a free workshop on making Quick and Easy Orig...
• ‘You know you made a difference’
• Newstalk – March 21
• In transportation, economics, fitness and more: Somerville plays to win
• Celebrating Pi at the Healey School
• Largest Irish film festival outside of Ireland
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – March 21
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 21
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 12 – March 17
• Ariel Freiberg: A Somerville Artist who wants you to inhabit her paintings
• Lyrical Somerville – March 21
• 20% off at Sports Authority
• Traffic & Parking Dept To Pilot Back-In-Angled Parking In Union Square
• Please join the Friends of the Library for a get-together at the Central Library...
• Win a Spot on the Mayor’s Personal Fitness Challenge Team
• Teens – what do you want YOUR space at the Library to be like? The first meetin...
• 2012 Ras na hEireann 5Km in Somerville
• 10th Annual “Guns N’ Hoses” Hockey Game
• Alderman Sean O’Donovan’s St Patrick’s Day Party
• 8th Annual Race of Ireland
• Best day ever
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 5 – March 12
• Yay!
• Kids 4 to 7 years are invited to do yoga with Janine Duffy this Sunday at at 2:0...
• Somerville Waters Turns a Tint of Green as Local Seniors Celebrate St Patrick’s Day
• Comprehensively planning Somerville’s future
• Ras na hEireann U.S.A. 5 km on March 18
• SHS girls track shines at NYC meet
• Environmental Protection Agency Brownfield Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund
• Farm share: Bringing farms to the city
• New Park gets funding
• Around the world in a school day
• Newstalk – March 14
• Re-zoning has residents thinking fifty years back and thirty years ahead
• Fundraiser event for Memorial Day Parade
• TEDxSomerville Part II
• Tufts women’s basketball finish short of Quarterfinals
• 2012 Benevolent Jade Society Banquet
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – March 14
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 14
• Massachusetts History Day
• Open Letter to MBTA Customers
• Young Somerville Advisory Group Networking Meeting
• January O’Neil and Jennifer Jean: Friends, Poets, and The Massachusetts Poetry Festival
• Bread and Roses Strike Centennial commemoration, tonight at 7 at the Central Lib...
• Foster Grandparents: Giving a bit extra
• Collecting Irish books
• New England Folk Festival comes to Somerville
• Community Forum on Education
• The Annual Vocational Fair at SHS
• Somerville Presidential Primary results
• Guest blogger and Prospect Hill Academy 11th grader Djinnie writes about "Introd...
• All about jobs
• Somerville man arraigned on charges in connection with allegedly recording video of women in YMCA locker room
• Battling substance abuse in relationships
• Argument turns violent
• "Constellations" poetry reading at the Central Library this Sunday at 2:00 p.m....
• TEDxSomerville a rousing success
• SHS girls track update
• Drug arrest brings unlicensed weapon charge
• MassDOT Secy. talks GLX plan
• Newstalk – March 7
• Creative Union Gallery: Outside the mainstream
• Anger, defiance marks MBTA hearing
• Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
• The Somerville News Person of the Week
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 7
• Kathleen Bitetti: An artist with one eye on public policy and another on her art
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 27 – March 4
• Lyrical Somerville – March 7
• Mayor Curtatone Announces Local Jobs Advisory Panel
• The Book Group for Kids Ages 9-12 meets tonight at 7:00 at the Central Library t...
• Pitch, Hitting, and Running Clinic
• April Vacation Spring Training Baseball/Softball Clinic
• Presidential Primary – Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• Sticky, Sweet and Made in Somerville
• Memorial Day Parade fundraiser
• Women’s Commission To Honor Local Woman Organization For Best Service
• The Somerville connection
• Somerville Chamber of Commerce event a big hit
• Personal transformation: A Somerville story
• 15% Discount Modells for SLL players during month of March
• It all boils down to something sweet
• SHS’s Andre Rolim sets new records
• Somerville man arrested in connection with Malden bank robbery
• Register of Deeds Candidate Maria Curtatone picks up steam and mayoral endorsement
• Check out the “Our Garden Nature Guide-Nuestra guía de la naturaleza del jardín”...
• "What are your fondest imaginings for the best of all possible children’s librar...
• Join the Friends of the Library! Learn about volunteer opportunities at the Vol...
• Tufts class gets yummy
• Somerville Softball League registration
• City’s Planning Department Submits Draft “Somervision” Comprehensive Plan to Board of Alderman
• Belated Chinese New Year celebration
• Occupy Somerville occupies MBTA
• Newstalk – February 29
• New mural to grace skate park
• Residents, Youth Revel at Celebrate Somerville 2012
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 29
• TEDxSomerville set to impress
• Comedy craziness in Davis Square
• ‘Familiar Faces’ at Brickbottom Gallery
• The Somerville News Person of the Week – February 29
• Storck of Somerville Delivers 9000th baby
• Check out our calendar of events - East and West Branches are both having partie...
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 21 – February 25
• Lots of Library options tonight: Mary Alexandra Agner Poetry Reading at 6:30 at...
• MBTA Public Meeting
• Somerville’s Council on Aging Grandparents Week celebration
• Free Baseball Clinic Saturday March 3 from 2 - 3:30 pm
• Thank you George!
• Take our Teen Survey and let us know how we can make the new teen space at the C...
• Kidstock will be at the Central Library this Sunday at 2 p.m. with their show "F...
• Get help heating your home at CAAS
• Family shoplifting spree at Family Dollar
• Somerville police officer rescues man in auto repair shop fire
• SomerVision: The future is now
• Something to celebrate this Saturday
• Somerville High School track results
• Keeping in step with the GLX
• ‘Tatnic Tales’ musician’s art show February 24
• Alleged burglar confused, ‘lost’
• Do the evolution
• Newstalk – February 22
• Sherman Café hosts ‘First in Four’
• Parking management, traffic and website overhaul
• Somerville math teachers to receive grants
• Opera singer hits the high notes with perfection
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 22
• Polar Plunge against polio
• Somerville Poet Amanda Torres: Struts her stuff in Somerville, Mass.
• Lyrical – February 22
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 14 – February 19
• Medford Babe Ruth League for Somerville players 13-15 year olds
• Somerville Resident Files for a Good Cause at Local Homeless Shelter
• The Welcome Project launches 2012
• Elderly woman dies in early morning fire in Somerville
• Gypsy cooks deliver local cuisine
• Mayor Curtatone, Somerville Chamber of Commerce use ‘Eye in Sky’ planning tool to plot economic and transportation development
• Countdown to spring!
• We're excited! Albert Cremin is bringing his one-man show, Introducing Mr. Char...
• Local Freemasons Welcome Public
• Somerville’s Best Kept Secret No More:Non-Profit Walnut Street Center Announces First Ever Gala
• Candidate for Middlesex County Registrar of Deeds Maria Curtatone held her first organizational rally
• Progress Together takes next steps
• DESE Commissioner Chester Recommends Against Approval of New Somerville Charter School
• A hidden haven for alternative medicine
• Combative shoplifter subdued and detained
• Somerville Library To Host Celebration, Performance For Dickens’ 200th Birthday
• Unemployment rate falls in Somerville
• Somerville mayor receives nearly 200 local hiring Valentines from the community
• Stricken Highlanders take on Spartans
• Do the evolution
• Council on Aging Valentine’s Day Party on The Water
• Newstalk – February 15
• Bill Brett brings ‘timeless’ photography to Somerville
• MBTA fare increases and cuts
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 15
• It’s the Love Tote Photo Contest
• The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival comes to town
• St Clement High School Sports update
• Ibbetson Street Press/Endicott College: An Affiliation. A Literary Community
• Lyrical Somerville – February 14
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 6 – February 12
• Cornel West to Discuss American Democracy in Crisis at Tufts on February 22
• Letter to the editor
• Antique Valentines: Fun and fanciful to collect
• Eco-friendly lid ‘Cuppow’s’ the alternative
• Somerville’s Most Wanted
• Somerville Seniors Rock!
• Mayor announces ‘It’s the Love Tote’ photo contest winners named
• Kids 6-9: get ready for a Maple Syrupy good time tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. at the C...
• Mayor Joe rocks Giants jersey
• Join us at the Central Library on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. for a free family concert...
• Kevin White: An appreciation
• The emergence of Mother Mary and the Disciples
• ‘It Can Wait’ hits close to home
• Vote for Somerville, Battle of the Mayors Round 3
• St Clement Sports update
• ‘Guys and Dolls’ is a hit
• Planners vote for Porter Sq. rezoning
• Newstalk – February 8
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 8
• Dogs off leash on bike path
• ‘Bay State Rock Bistro Busk’ was a blast
• Somerville High School girls track on the move
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 30 – February 6
• To repair or to rebuild SHS: That is the question
• Somerville writer Joe Torra: A man who gives it to you straight–with no chaser
• Somerville man indicted on charges in connection with allegedly recording video of women in YMCA locker room
• Cambridge Police Department to Serve as Lead Agency on “Smart Policing Initiative”
• Who is your favorite Dickens character?
• Happy Birthday, Mr. Dickens.
• Fire destroys Somerville home
• Book signing with Bill Brett in Somerville
• Somerville artist puts a surprising spin on all-too-familiar local motif
• Start of Valdez Baseball clinic for early registrants of SLL
• The Mystic Lakes
• Mayor accepts ‘friendly’ Superbowl challenge from Somerville, New Jersey
• An Evening of Italian Opera and Song
• Somerville Reads is coming this spring!
• Key stakeholders exploring idea of establishing new school model for students
• Why can’t we all just get along?
• 2012 online Registration is open until March 17th
• Cantab Lounge Poetry Book Release Party
• Somerville Reads gets tasty
• Would-be thieves bad at hiding the goods
• Maple Syrupy Kids workshops at the Library start this Saturday!
• The farmer in the classroom
• Time to Vote Again: Battle of the Mayors Part II, Thursday, 9 a.m.
• Maple syrup tapping event
• Looking for a literary way to say "Go Pats!"? We give you "Make Way for Ducklin...
• Breakfast with Congressman Capuano
• Somerville High Blacks Out on ‘No Name Calling Day’
• Newstalk – February 1
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 1
• FAFSA Day 2012 – College Goal Sunday
• Small Victories for GLX
• Maria Curtatone for Middlesex South Register Of Deeds
• Sex and drugs and…undercover cops
• Somerville Bagel Bard Zvi Sesling gets Poet Laureate for Brookline
• St. Clement Sports update
• Somerville’s Maryann Heuston Annouces Candidacy for Register Of Deeds
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 23 – January 30
• LeVar Burton to Receive Eliot-Pearson Award for Excellence in Children’s Media at Tufts
• Capuano, Grossman and Curtatone Invited to Annual Chinese New Year Parade Event Through Boston’s Chinatown
• Collecting Massachusetts authors
• Tufts University earns top spot
• The Massachusetts film tax credit
• 16 Candles
• Claire Danes roasted at Harvard’s Hasty Puddings Woman of The Year 2012
• Janine Duffy will be at the Central Library on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. to teach yoga...
• ABC Spanish in Motion is offering a free class at the Central Library this Satur...
• A deal we can live with
• Bryce Miller: A life at full measure
• Broadway comes to Highland Avenue
• SHS girls track rolling on
• Union Square mayhem
• We're starting to get recipe submissions...German Apricot Cheesecake, Cleansing...
• Sciortino, Patrick celebrate Transgender Bill
• Newstalk – January 25
• Firefighters strike a deal, library stays open
• Mayor will push for greater collaboration with schools
• Once in Valhalla
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 25
• Highlanders take on Jets
• Attempted murder on Washington Street
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 16 – January 22
• The Awful Rowing Toward Anne Sexton
• NLC Prescription Drug Program Helps City Residents Receive $12K Savings In 2 Years
• Book Group for kids ages 9-12 tonight at 7:00 at the Central Library! Discuss "...
• Consulting Engineer Reports That Somerville High School Needs $10M In “High-Priority” Repairs
• Maple tree tapping event
• Government affairs breakfast with Congressman Michael E. Capuano
• The junk drawer
• Letter to the Editor: Senator DiDomenico recounts last year’s accomplishments
• St. Clement girls basketball wins again
• Heroin bust
• Somerville High School girls track update
• Wanted! Your Recipes and Stories #constantcontact
• Library Director Maria Carpenter has an article in the latest issue of "College...
• Top Secret Science is coming to the Central Library on Sunday at 2:00 p.m.! Reco...
• Top Secret Science is coming to the Central Library on Sunday at 2:00 p.m.! Rec...
• Mitt, Bain, and vulture capitalism
• City, firefighters sign memorandum of agreement on new eight-year accord
• ‘Adventures Close to Home’ – art in action
• Somerville – Arlington awarded $2.2 million for homeless assistance grants
• City plans face-lift for Foss Park
• Just call him ‘Vinny’
• Happy Birthday A. A. Milne!
• Read about the reasons for today's Wikipedia blackout here.
• Somerville sounds ‘A Call to Action’
• City, Firefighters dispute contract
• Newstalk – January 18
• Somerville Food and Nutrition Services hosts recipe contest for school lunches
• ZBA Summer St. decision appealed
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 18
• Assembly Row to have lights, camera, action
• Somerville Writer Janet Mendelsohn: Bringing her passion to the passion of her subjects
• Employee awards himself a ‘bonus’
• Lyrical Somerville – January 18
• Citing Serious Fire Hazard, Somerville Fire Dept Bans Use of “Sky Lanterns”
• Libraries Succeed by Constantly Evolving via @huffingtonpost
• Winter is here
• Somerville Reads 2012 is coming this spring, the theme is food, and we want your...
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 10 – January 16
• Renaissance Music From The Courts of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I
• Somerville High School one of six national Verizon Thinkfinity Demonstration Schools
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Ceremony | City of Somerville Website
• 2012 Relay For Life of Medford-Somerville off to a great start
• Assembly Row announces AMC Theatre as first major tenant
• Somerville Trade High School
• High winds in Somerville
• 2012 MLK celebration set for Jan. 16
• Apology from The Somerville News to all Somerville Firefighters:
• Weekend hours: all locations closed on Mon for MLK Day, but the Central Liibrary...
• Winter commences
• Utility Workers of America Donates 600+ pounds of food to Somerville Homeless Coalition for Holidays
• Roommate helps himself to bank funds
• Library Director Maria Carpenter is the emcee for this years MLK celebration at...
• They missed some: Alan Hovhaness, Harry Nelson Pillsbury, George Dilboy, Isaac A...
• Chicago's libraries to be closed on Mondays? That's incredibly sad.
• In the SPS, arts matter
• St Clement Sports update
• Just heard that the Mystic Learning Center is bringing a bunch of kids for our f...
• Please contact your alderman about potential cuts to library services and staff....
• Mayor: ‘Assembly Square will be a neighborhood for all’
• Newstalk – January 11
• Senior Olympics: Promoting healthy living
• Irate mother ejects son, assaults cop
• Letter to the Editor – January 11
• Feast your eyes on Ron Brunelle’s paintings
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 11
• SHS girls track finishes first
• Traffic and Parking now accepts credit cards for all transactions
• Upcoming Somerville High School Sports Events
• Recession Sessions Benefit Concert Gives Voice to Economic Hardship
• Great start for Somerville Chamber New Year
• Need more giant gorilla in your life? Tomorrow's 1/2 day Wed. movie is King Kong...
• ESL classes at all Somerville Library locations are free. There is no waiting l...
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 3 – January 8
• Buy groceries and help end poverty
• Chess tonight! Central Library at 7:00 - all are welcome!
• City begins residential energy efficiency program
• Small delights: Collecting children’s books
• The 16th Annual Moby Dick readathon is happening right now! Live streaming!
• Happy 100th Mrs. Chiulli!
• Meth = Death
• Somerville Homeless Coalition helps teens get off the street
• Join us at on Sunday at 2:00 at the Central Library for a poetry reading by cont...
• Veterans’ Services’ Frank Senesi retires
• Aimee Mann to perform in Somerville
• Curtatone: ‘Somerville is the place to be’
• Somerville’s 2012 Inaugural
• Lafuente strides into chamber
• Newstalk – January 4
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 4
• Walter Pero’s legacy of service
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 27 – January 2
• Somerville Poet/Philosopher Jody Azzouni: A Poet who works within his limitations
• Somerville High School Sports events
• Blood Drive in Somerville
• MBTA to offer exclusive ad discount to Somerville businesses
• Thank you Tufts Neighborhood Service Fund! They've awarded us $750 toward creat...
• New Years’ week trash pickup is delayed by one day
• Ringing in 2012
• The Libraries will be closed on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. We wish you a joy...
• A Grand Union
• Falling into the Booty Vortex
• SHS track athletes excel at Holiday Classic
• Year in Review: 2011
• Somerville lights up with holiday spirit
• Newstalk – December 28
• The View From Prospect Hill – December 28
• Nstar denied work permits by city
• Ralph Pennel: From the Twin Cities to the Paris of New England
• Alleged drunk driver stops traffic
• Somerville youth advances in Pokémon City Championships
• Routine warrant arrest proves difficult
• Lyrical Somerville – December 28
• Somerville businesswoman charged with 32 counts of tax fraud
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 20 – December 26
• Somerville celebrates raising of first American flag on New Year’s Day
• Showcase Of Stars @ Cantab Lounge
• Cook by the Book
• The View From Prospect Hill
• What’s really on your list?
• Somerville Winter Farmer’s Market
• Christmas Week Trash Pickup Days To Follow Normal Schedule
• Midwinter Merriment & More at the Library! #constantcontact
• To Occupiers: Learn or lose
• Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Senior Deputy Sheriff Michael Jackson cited for violating the Conflict of Interest Law
• Reminder: the Libraries will be closed on Saturday, Sunday, & Monday. We're ope...
• First Church Somerville does ‘Occupy Bethlehem’
• Citywide sticker shock campaign to deter underage drinking
• A hump day poem for you!
• Charter school question rages
• Newstalk – December 21
• A voice for homeless children
• East Somerville School: $5.8 million loan
• Somerville Poet Samantha Milowsky: Making the small press a home at the Mass. Poetry Festival
• Lyrical Somerville – December 21
• Somerville Man and Woman Arrested For Stealing Christmas Packages
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 12 – December 19
• Calling writers ages 9-12! Workshop with Regina Hansen on Wed the 28th, 2-4 pm...
• Senators bring back gifts for SFD
• 5th Annual Marathon Sports ‘Somerville Jingle Bell Run’
• Tonight at 7:30 pm at the West Branch, the "Books Into Movies" group will discus...
• Tonight at 7:00 pm at the Central Library, join us for a free screening of "Beyo...
• Somerville awarded $75K for youth prevention intiatives
• Today's yoga class is cancelled because Janine is sick. It will be rescheduled...
• Nine CAAS Head Start teachers honored by Cambridge
• The ‘Ville of Christmas past
• Play Ball!
• Somerville’s 15th Annual Illuminations Tour
• Letter to the Editor
• Ahh..., that's nice.
• Tomorrow at 2:00 p.m., join us at the Central Library for a free concert by the...
• Somerville Kiwanis ring in holiday cheer with toys and more
• Jef Czekaj is on the job!
• For city and school volunteers, the season of giving lasts all year
• Check out these photos from last night's talk with Beverly Ford and Stephanie Sc...
• A way forward on the Green Line Extension
• Two 1978 documentaries about Massachusetts cities in transition will be shown to...
• Oil painter Juliana Gamble feeds the flame of mystery
• Kiwanis Club of Somerville host Annual Head Start Children’s Holiday Party
• ‘Tis the season for holiday sales
• Grand Junction Shelved
• Somerville patch has a great article on "The Boston Mob Guide."
• Capuano returns to BOA
• Somerville Council on Aging’s Annual Christmas Party celebrated on the water
• Newstalk – December 14
• The View From Prospect Hill – December 14
• Local protesters occupy Somerville
• Making the most of the Mystic
• North Street Park renovations under review
• Occupy Boston: a ‘Villen’s tale
• Choir of Day: New and Selected Poems
• Lyrical Somerville – December 14
• FBI And Medford Police Seek The Public’s Assistance
• Andy Metzger interviews Beverly Ford and Stephanie Schorow, authors of "The Bost...
• Do you have an opinion on who has exemplified the ideals of Dr. Martin Luther Ki...
• Check out these great pictures from Thy's Snowflake Workshop this past Saturday!
• Meet, Mingle, Read, tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. Authors Beverly Ford and Stephanie Sc...
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 5 – December 12
• Bah? Humbug! Kids age 9-12 are invited to discuss "A Christmas Carol" at the C...
• Influenza (Flu) Vaccine Reminder
• Artisan’s Asylum Grand Opening
• City partners with BU AdLab to revamp Park Card program
• Wicked Nizza!
• The Annual Next Wave/Full Circle Tree Fundraiser
• Somerville High School girls track preview
• Tomorrow at the Central Library, make 3D paper snowflakes with Thy! 2:00 to 4:0...
• ‘Generous Earth’ yields edible gardens
• ZBA approves Summer St. VFW swap development
• We're kicking off a new film series in the spring! What would you like to see?
• Tragedy or opportunity?
• Somerville Community Chorus to present its 2011 Holiday Concert
• Beatleness! Tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library!
• Debate begins for charter school
• The road to success begins at Walnut St.
• Newstalk – December 7
• The View From Prospect Hill – December 7
• The Maple Syrup Brunch Fundraiser sticks to Union Square
• CAAS Awarded $10,000 by Eastern Bank to Prevent Homelessness
• Somerville Artist Hope Ricciardi: Paints the Painful Past of her Ancestors
• Lyrical Somerville – December 7
• Second event in library’s “Meet, Mingle, Read” series to discuss Boston Mob Guide
• Tomorrow at 7:00 p.m., join the Mystery Book Club at the Central Library for a d...
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 28 – December 4
• Tonight is Chess Night at the Central Library beginning at 7:00. Stop in for a...
• Alleged Somerville Davis Square bank robber caught
• Somerville’s ‘Toys for Local Children’ spread more joy
• RESPOND Inc. snags Chamber award
• The Bargain Center
• The Somerville Chamber’s Holiday gift of giving
• Somerville’s Annual Tree Lighting 2011
• Is this a sign of the economy getting worse?
• Does Somerville need another charter school?
• Somerville cop gets Supreme Court treatment
• Tonight's program with author Nancy Rappaport at the Central Library has been ca...
• Unruly, unwanted guest removed
• Patrick signs act to protect transgender people
• Giving the gifts that give back
• Tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library: Nancy Rappaport, author of "In Her...
• Meet Federal Realty, your friendly neighborhood mega-developer
• Newstalk – November 30
• Red Line delays under discussion
• The View From Prospect Hill – November 30
• Possible link between Davis Square bank robberies
• Train a comin’?
• St Clement Feast on Falcons for Thanksgiving
• Missing person sought
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 21 – November 27
• Somerville, Bards, Bagels and Co-Existence
• Somerville and Cambridge Fire Departments saving lives!
• Guess who’s here for breakfast
• 2011 Holiday Events Schedule Announced
• The Roscher Guitar: More Music from the North European Parlor
• SCAP, SPF100 continue ‘Sticker Shock’ campaign against underage drinking
• Early morning Somerville Police arrest
• SHPC Awards Nomination Deadline Extended
• Holiday books are perennial favorites
• We're back! Central Library is open til 5 for your browsing and borrowing pleasu...
• Eugene C. Brune to retire
• Somerville Pop Warner makes Championships
• How did we get so unequal?
• Thanksgiving memories
• Stern: Somerville hiring ordinance could work
• We'll be closing up shop today at 5:00 p.m. and will remain closed on Thursday a...
• Dilboy Post fracas belies broken neighborhood
• Coalition wants rollback of Walmart plans for Somerville
• Newstalk – November 23
• Neighborhood addresses Meth Lab meeting
• Oliveira, SPD members win Hanna Award
• The View From Prospect Hill – November 23
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 14 – November 20
• DPW truck hits woman
• Lyrical Somerville – November 23
• Somerville Police Investigate Diversion Thefts
• Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Somerville
• Somerville Man Arrested For Taking Secret Photos
• Water Main Break in Somerville
• Somerville Writer Tracy Strauss: Gets By With A Little Help Of Her Cat
• Thanksgiving Day Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Pickup Delay
• Sheriff Koutoujian Assigns Inmate Work Crew To Somerville
• Laugh out loud comedy "A Private Function," starring Michael Palin and Maggie Sm...
• Yoga with Janine Duffy for kids ages 4-7 today at the Central Library at 3:00 p....
• Meehan steps down and Champion returns
• Letter to the Editor
• Lost Treasure: Apollo Cake Co.
• Yay! Larry Cultrera will be at Central tomorrow at 10 to talk about classic din...
• When it comes to ‘reclaiming our economy,’ Somerville leads the way
• Police make arrest in indecent assault and battery investigation
• Brickbottom Open Studios
• Happiness is an impromptu paper airplane workshop in the Children's Room on a No...
• Fire violation shuts down VFW Post in Somerville
• Alleged car burglar caught in the act
• Somerville Police investigate indecent sssault and battery
• Somerville schools beat state to the punch
• Holiday in the Ville will benefit music education
• St. Clement High School sports update
• Motor vehicle accident on Broadway
• Tonight at 7 at the Central Library, choreographer Nicole Pierce will discuss cr...
• Today's 1/2 day Wednesday movie is "Speed Racer." Central Library at 1:00 pm....
• Somerville Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner
• Veterans appreciated in Somerville
• Newstalk – November 16
• Somerville honors a new generation of veterans
• The View From Prospect Hill – November 16
• Mr. Curtatone goes to Washington
• New GLX proposal unveiled
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 7 – November 14
• Somerville Writer Alan Ball: Working with kids after work and after-school
• Lyrical Somerville – November 16
• Fire destroys home in Somerville
• Author Larry Cultrera's will be here on Saturday at 10:00 to talk about classic...
• City Sponsors Zero-Sort Recycling Photo Contest: “It’s The Love Tote”
• Our new "Meet, Mingle, Read" series kicks off at the Central Library this Saturd...
• Oxford Street community meeting
• Tonight at 6:30 at the Central Library, Somerville Climate Action will be screen...
• Nominate Properties For Annual Preservation Awards
• See Paul Carafotes at Boston Super Megafest
• Alleged speeder claimed his brother did it
• Somerville, 1950
• Two charged with cocaine trafficking
• Somerville man arrested following drug lab investigation
• Somerville’s immigrant professionals
• Veteran’s Day Ceremonies
• Kerry to deliver on Bulger hits
• We'll be closed tomorrow for Veterans Day. You can read the personal accounts o...
• Seeing red over subway shutdown
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 24 – October 30
• Thursday night plans...how about an evening of jazz standards with Too Human? C...
• Harris Park community meeting
• Kirsten Opstad is off to record an album
• Firefighters Battle Teele Square Fire
• Pumpkin Stroll in Somerville
• Don’t be afraid!
• Letter to the Editor
• If you're coming to the Central Library, you can drop off donations of non peris...
• City Communications Director Michael Meehan To Step Down
• The Book Sale is kicking off today, 1 to 4 pm. It goes all weekend: Saturday 10...
• Somerville’s immigrant professionals
• ‘Madness’ kicks off poetry series and new poetry venue
• Getting real about food
• State redistricting gives Jehlen all Somerville
• Neighbor dispute gets out of hand
• The Friends of the Library are very busy getting ready for this weekend's Fall B...
• Candidates convene panel discussion
• GLX supporters mock delay at rally
• Newstalk – October 26
• The Rise of SCC
• The View From Prospect Hill – October 26
• Monster Mash
• Annual Tufts Station House Chili Fest
• Highlander Sports sign-ups underway
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 18 – October 24
• Lyrical Somerville – October 26
• Tufts Inaugurates Anthony P. Monaco as 13th President
• What should the theme be for Somerville Reads 2012? Food? Work? Play? Vote now!
• Health Department, local pharmacies partner for ‘National Take Back Day’
• Duo Maresienne,'La Mascarade' -- French Baroque Music
• Greetings from new Library Director Maria Carpenter!
• ResiStat Community Meetings
• Meet our new Library Director, Maria Carpenter!
• The children's room is hosting a discussion of "All the Lovely Bad Ones" by Mary...
• Ras Na hEireann USA
• Young Somerville Advisory Group meeting and presentation October 26
• Somerville Police investigate indecent assault and battery
• Oh no! We’re moving!
• A Mash and a Bash
• Lumber wielding assailant stopped
• My Halloween costume
• Somerville Alderman At Large Debate
• It’s….it’s The Somerville Bulb Blitz
• Shoplifters prefer Prada
• Yay! Rosalita's Puppets are coming back to the Central Library this Saturday at...
• Café at the Armory opens
• St. Clement Lady Anchors clinch spot in State Tournament
• Somerville man indicted and arraigned in connection with three armed robberies committed within 9 days
• Would-be robber chased down by police
• ‘Of course, we celebrate’
• Newstalk – October 19
• Tracks, trains and eminent domain
• The View From Prospect Hill – October 19
• ‘Rock-Star Historian’ addresses Tufts audience
• Singer/Songwriter Jennifer Matthews brings ‘Tales of a Salty Sweetheart’ back to Somerville, Mass.
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 10 – October 16
• Lyrical Somerville – October 19
• Alderman Trane Hails Passage of Nuisance Control
• 2011 Alderman-at-Large debate at the Somerville Theater
• Tomorrow we kick off a new film series: 1/2 day Wednesday movies!
• Local musician raising funds for her art
• Tonight at 7:00 at the Central Library. Scary, scary, scary!
• Somerville Alderman At Large Debate
• Groundwork Somerville and Tufts volunteers clean forgotten spaces in Somerville
• From cinema to ceramics
• Mayor Responds to Herald Column About Holidays
• Zero-sort recycling cart delivery underway in Somerville
• Life saving, a valuable lesson taught in Somerville
• Bring your little yogis to the Central Library this Sunday at 3:00 for a class w...
• Empowerment
• Untitled
• Somerville named “100 Best Community For Young People” for the 4th consecutive year
• Wine tasting event at the Armory
• Cocaine trafficker spills
• Taking a slice out of hunger in Somerville
• There's still room in tomorrow's Intro to the Internet class, and a full schedul...
• ‘Villens ‘Occupy Boston’
• Newstalk – October 12
• Mystic Farmers Market Block Party
• The View From Prospect Hill – October 12
• Somerville stands against domestic violence
• ESCS reconstruction to begin soon
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 3– October 9
• SHS Girls Volleyball ties with Methuen
• City Holds Commissions Workshop
• DeWitt Henry: Ploughshares and other ‘Sweet Dreams’
• Dee-Jays needed For October 23 SomerStreets Mashup Competition
• Middlesex District Attorney Leone donates over 100 forfeited cell phones to RESPOND Domestic Violence Shelter
• Passing around the Dylan
• A visit from Dad
• Untitled
• Angry man goes on a rampage
• Somerville is worth celebrating
• Provost, Sciortino slam immigration bill
• Disturbance at Little Sisters
• Sketch of suspect wanted for indecent assault
• Somerville woman pleads guilty to second degree murder of boyfriend
• What's your favorite Dickens novel?
• Somerville local businesses fight through tough times
• MassDOT Awards $29 Million Construction Bid For New Assembly Square Orange Line Station
• Somerville Community Growing Center hosts Annual Harvest Festival on rain date
• 16th Annual Somerville 5K Road Race
• Drug buy gone awry
• Getting excited about the Boston Book Festival...
• Somerville Police arrest shooting suspect
• Honk! Parade travels from Somerville to Cambridge
• Glavin named new head of OSPCD
• Newstalk – October 5
• Somerville Superintendent disavows federal program
• The View From Prospect Hill – October 5
• Ongoing development for North Street Playground
• Cooking up a generous helping of care
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 26 – October 2
• St Clement High School Sports update
• Environmental Novelist Kitty Beer: Writing of a time when Boston is underwater
• City gives Waste Management one-year notice to close transfer station
• Untitled
• Somerville Police investigate shooting incident
• Did you attend Somerville High School?
• Zoé Dance Company brings its art to town
• Data markers paint grim picture
• What are the odds?
• Somerville named 10th most walkable city in the nation
• HONK! if you like to smile awhile
• Somerville’s immigrant professionals – Part 2
• SFD donates to MDA: Fill-the-Boot-Drive
• Narcotics investigation yields results
• What are you doing this Saturday afternoon? How about joining us for a free scr...
• City ordinance to challenge constitution?
• Miracle on Temple Street
• Do you know someone who needs to learn basic computer skills? The Library will...
• Early morning ruckus broken up
• SLL BOARD ELECTIONS
• What the Fluff? It’s a Community!
• MPO approves $490M for transit projects
• Newstalk – September 28
• Unions, city reach GIC agreement
• The View From Prospect Hill – September 28
• MassDOT: McGrath on its way out
• SHS Freshman Volleyball wins
• Clash of the sonic titans
• Dr. Steven Luria Ablon: A Poet Who Yearns to Break Your Heart.
• Lyrical Somerville – September 28
• English class tonight at 6:00 at the Central Library. Class is free, and regist...
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 19 – September 25
• Somerville resident (and library user!) Regina Hansen has a feature story in the...
• Census Figures Show Poverty Growing in U.S. and in Somerville
• Find your style at ‘Found’ consignment
• Collect-a-Villes
• Robber caught with his pants down
• Wind turbine near the Somerville border
• Storyteller Big Joe is coming to the Central Library this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. W...
• The Business of Liquor Licensing
• It’s ‘What the Fluff?’ time again in Somerville
• Squeezebox Slam in Somerville
• Drug store shoplifter brings own drugs
• The Blueback Herring River Route
• An artistic tribute to Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
• Cool craft for kids in grades 3 and up tomorrow at 3:45 at the East Branch - Jui...
• Fourth Annual ‘Riverfest’
• Mayor to DOT: ‘We will exhaust every legal option’
• Newstalk – September 21
• Casinos in MA inch closer
• The View From Prospect Hill – September 21
• St. Clement High School Sports
• 4th Annual Half Way to St. Patrick’s Day Road Race
• Lady Highlanders victory
• Poet Linda Lerner: “Takes Guts and Years Sometimes”
• SHS girls soccer defeats Malden
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 12 – September 18
• Somerville’s Streetscapes Get Major Upgrade Courtesy of MassDot
• Lights out on Medford Street
• Tomorrow at 6:45, The Folk Song Society of Greater Boston will hold a Midweek Si...
• McDonald’s gives check to Somerville Youth Services at grand reopening
• City to host housing symposium
• Tonight at 7:00 we're showing "The Purple Rose of Cairo" at the Central Library....
• Fuseideas keeps cutting edge marketing in Somerville
• ‘Sewn Identity’ at the Washington Street Art Center
• 4th Annual Riverfest today
• When we were ‘Yutes’
• Bring your squeezebox to Union Square
• McDonald’s grand reopening
• City to begin writing parking tickets for expired registrations and inspections
• Free Family Film at the Central Library tomorrow at 2 - "The Miracle Worker" sta...
• Check out our latest newsletter!
• Somerville’s immigrant professionals – Part 1
• Hugh Fox: (1932 – 2011)
• Slippery trespasser nabbed at last
• Computers will not be available tomorrow morning in Wellington Hall (2nd floor o...
• English language learners get help from SPS
• Brasileiro enlivens Union Square
• Backyard bacchanal busted
• Tomorrow at 7 pm the Roving Raconteurs visit the Central Library. Free!
• Rolling on the Mystic
• Newstalk – September 14
• Ice timing: Curtatone, aldermen break ground on new rink
• Alibrandis win 2011 League Championship
• Four arrested for alleged drug violations
• The View From Prospect Hill – September 14
• Lyrical Somerville – September 14
• Trane, Ballantyne carry Ward 7 primary
• Ward 7 unofficial preliminary election results
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 6 – September 11
• Somerville’s 911 Vigil
• Fall Babygarten starts at the West Branch tomorrow at 11 am - bring your baby, y...
• Ward 7 Precinct 3 poll location changed
• Mayor of Gaeta Italy and Italian Consul General visit Somerville
• It's fall, time to put your brain back to work. Chess tonight at the Central Li...
• Collecting our national pastime
• 10th Anniversary of September 11
• Another summer becomes a memory
• SomerStreets: ‘Rolling on the Mystic’ set to roll on September 10
• Feisty senior shoplifter
• Sunday, 3 p.m. at the Central Library: yoga class for kids ages 4-7 with Janine...
• Orange Line rolling forward
• Get a taste of Brazilian culture in Union Square
• Argument turns deadly
• Teen Empowerment, Somerville Police hold dialogue sessions
• Violent offender takes hostages
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 30 – September 5
• Come see some wonderful books written and illustrated by talented Somerville kid...
• Tonight at 7 at the Central Library the Mystery Book Club meets to discuss Agath...
• Welcoming the Class of 2015
• Newstalk – September 7
• Meet the Candidates – Ward 7 Primary
• Alderman Bob Trane touts community work
• Puglia calls for accountability
• Ballantyne: ‘affordable city, local jobs’
• The View From Prospect Hill – September 7
• Margaret Young: A poet who uses all the trappings of the world as material
• Lyrical Somerville – September 7
• Robbery suspect arrested after barricading himself inside home
• City releases DPW performance data
• Schedule set for upcoming zero-sort recycling informational meetings
• Prisoners of circumstance
• Back to school jitters
• False name, weapon
• SPL will be closed Monday, Sept. 5, for Labor Day. SPL will be open tomorrow, Sa...
• More to lose
• Si Se Puede! (Yes We Can!)
• Irresistible water filters
• Rodent hotspots in Somerville
• Newest Somerville Kiwanis Members
• A not-so-friendly game of cards
• Water chestnut removal from Mystic River to commence
• Aldermen angered by GLX delay
• Newstalk – August 31
• Happiness reigns in Somerville
• The Ride for Recovery roars through town
• The View From Prospect Hill – August 31
• Alibrandis take game one of championship finals
• Somerville Artist Resa Blatman: Where Beauty and Ugly Meet
• The Storm finishes season on a high note
• Aggressive panhandler turns greedy
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 22- August 28
• Greg Klyma takes Somerville by storm
• Damage after the storm
• Goodnight Irene
• Tropical Storm Irene’s wind damage in Somerville
• Trees begin to fall in Somerville
• Wild turkey roams Somerville
• Precautions for residents in advance of possible weekend storm
• And now a word from our sponsor
• Inportant Hurricane Information
• Green Line: What’s next?
• Somerville prepares for potential impact of Hurricane Irene
• Milestone ceremony for Tufts’ Steve Tisch Sports and Fitness Center
• Join us Monday, Sept 19, 7:00 pm at the Central Library for a free showing of Wo...
• Driving and pills don’t mix
• Housing market promising in Somerville
• Poet Kathleen Spivack: Boston as a Literary City
• Somerville R&R Yard Sale
• A pipe collector of a different kind
• SomerStreets “Going Green on Rt. 16”
• Newstalk – August 24
• Mayor: Council on Aging executive punished enough
• Verizon strikers hit Central Street
• Somerville celebrates Honey Bee Day
• Alleged Heroin dealers put out of business
• The View From Prospect Hill – August 24
• Alibrandis Win Quarter Finals Series
• Lyrical Somerville – August 24
• Back to School for Somerville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Somerville Police Looking to Identify Robbery Suspect
• Somerville fire training
• Join us Saturday, September 17, 2 pm at the Central Library for a screening of t...
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 16 – August 21
• SCAP, SPD to conduct compliance checks for alcohol sales
• Results of ‘Happiness Survey’ to be released at community meeting August 23
• Before and beyond Bono
• Everybody’s ‘Going Green on Route 16’
• SPL just got the green light from City Hall to start spending money again. New b...
• Don’t kill the messenger
• Rock and Roll Yard Sale
• Altercation leads to drug arrest
• Next Mystery Book Group Meeting: Wed. Sept. 7, Central Library, 7 pm. Murder at...
• Somerville pols support immigrant higher education
• Girls Guns and Glory comes to Johnny D’s
• Nominations Meeting for SLL Board 2012
• Unwelcome watering in the park
• Here's what Roger Ebert has to say about our next Monday night movie "Walkabout."
• GIC comes to Somerville
• Newstalk – August 17
• Somerville teacher studies Caribbean slave trade
• SPD officer injured in the line of duty
• The View From Prospect Hill – August 17
• Somerville Artist Barbara Cone ‘Waxes’ Poetic About Her Art
• John Shea pens new play ‘Junkie’
• Contrapose Dance performs on Union Sq. Plaza
• Lyrical Somerville – August 17
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 8 – August 14
• Check out our ongoing book sale on the bookshelf opposite the circulation desk....
• Somerville’s Annual Senior Picnic 2011
• Best bets for collecting best sellers
• Weather permitting
• Charter school proposed as ESL solution
• The photography of Sean Allen Fisher will grace the Washington Street Art Center
• Somerville Police: 911 hate caller puts up a fight
• Today at 2 at the Central Library: Kidstock presents "Little Red Robbin' Hood."...
• Rollover rescue
• A Busy Summer
• Somerville Poet Harris Gardner
• A perfect storm
• Newstalk – August 10
• Somerville Police Department gets new contract
• The View From Prospect Hill – August 10
• OPENAIR Circus blasts off to outerspace
• Eleven New Somerville Police Officers
• Hungry Tiger Festival boasts exotic foods and a dragon
• The unstoppable Somerville Storm U14 extend winning streak to four
• Young thief picks on trash collector
• Somerville High School’s fall athletic season
• Senior Picnic Postponed
• Says it very nicely.
• Peace Corps informational session at the Central Library tonight at 6:30 p.m.
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 1 – August 9
• Sheriff’s officer deputizes youths from Somerville
• Making a difference for homeless children
• ‘Winter Hill’ portrayed in new short film
• Somerville 311 debuts new iPhone app
• Ron Robin, where are you?
• City hires two new employees
• A fresh artistic experience at Bloc 11
• Somerville as enterprise nursery
• The Hungry Tiger Street Festival, August 6
• Wrong way driver had a few too many
• Hot Days Cool Nights Summer Safety Basketball Initiative
• This Saturday at 2:00, join us at the Central Library for the original "The Pare...
• Diabolical rodents lurking below us
• MaxPac site now Maxwell’s Green
• Needle wielding burglar chased, apprehended
• The Mystery Book Club meets tonight at 7:00 at the Central Library to talk about...
• City employees, retirees speak against GIC
• Hodgkins-Curtin Ball Field Grand Opening
• Newstalk – August 3
• GLX pushed back three years
• The View From Prospect Hill – August 3
• New bike path extensions considered
• Somerville trumps Malden in 2-0 win
• Somerville Storm tops Newton 17-1
• Prospect Hill monument break-in attempt
• Sheriff to deputize local youths
• National Night Out Against Crime And Drugs Cancelled
• Somerville Police Crime Log July 25 – July 31
• Early morning rollover in Somerville
• Tonight's the night: Friends of the Library benefit at Flatbread Company!
• Demolition crews hit Somerville Assembly Square
• Somerville veterans hit the high seas
• Where can you go tonight to get cool, have fun, and spend nothing? How about Ch...
• Somerville Poet Julia Story: A Writer with ‘Moxie’
• Windows on World Food gets fruity
• Lounging in the ‘Ville
• Boston Handmade Marketplace
• Letter to the Editor
• Hungry shoplifter angered by police intervention
• Wal-Mart market deserves a thoughtful response
• Somerville City Club holds little league pizza party
• Inappropriate marking of territory
• Somerville Little League All-Star 9’s win third in a row.
• Friends of the Library benefit at Flatbread Pizza on Tuesday!
• Illegal pill transactions uncovered
• Walmart to Assembly Row? Mayor: ‘Not so fast’
• Hodgkins Park Dedication and Champioship Rally!
• Somerville 12 Year Olds Win Semi FInal Playoff
• Jackson Street Group Home opens
• Ongoing sting yields prostitution bust
• Today's children's programs: Summer Storytime at the East Branch at 11:00 am; Ba...
• Mystic River Park unveiled
• Newstalk – July 27
• Somerville seizes the summer through fitness
• The View From Prospect Hill – July 27
• Public meeting for healthcare tonight
• Alibrandis beat the Bulldogs
• Exotic ethnic restaurants in Union Square
• Repeat trespasser removed
• Somerville Storm splits last week’s games
• Somerville Police Crime Log July 18 – July 25
• First Annual Writers’ Conference
• Starting to get hot again? Maybe this will give you a chill.
• Hickey returns as Director of Council On Aging
• Click here for our August newsletter.
• Visiting Somerville
• This is the final week for ESL classes this summer. August is break time for our wonderful students and our dedicated group of volunteer teachers. We'll see everyone when classes start again after Labor Day. Won't you join us?
• Somerville Earns “Green Community” Designation From State
• Local researcher gains perspective in Pan-Mass Challenge
• SomerStreets
• Taking a stand for progress
• SUV plows into Somerville gas station
• ‘Seize the Summer’ will prove a treat on Highland Avenue
• Another missed IKEA opportunity
• Another fun-filled Thursday for kids at the Libraries! Storytime for 3 to 5 year olds at the Central Library at 10:30; Calligraphy Workshop & Chinese Characters at the West Branch at 3; "Spooky Spiders" at the East Branch at 3.
• ‘Villen Speakman rouses Red Sox nation with stunning art
• East Branch is back in business! Come on down!
• ‘Cooling Centers’ open due to heat, air quality advisories
• The East Branch is closed due to a power outage - we'll reopen when the power's back on. In the meantime, the Central Library and the West Branch are open - come in and enjoy the coolth (and grab a few books)!
• Planning Board OKs polemic permits
• Newstalk – July 20
• Somerville’s creativity makes ArtBeat bloom
• Young Somervillien commended for fire safety
• The View From Prospect Hill – July 20
• University of the Middle East project forges bonds through education
• Somerville’s ‘The Pennies’ will play for the drop of a coin
• Letter to the Editor – July 20
• Lyrical Somerville – July 20
• 93rd Annual Kiwanis Convention scheduled
• Chinese Culture Connection will be at the West Branch on Thursday at 3:00 p.m. with a workshop on Chinese characters and calligraphy. Free, for kids 5 and older. We hope you can come!
• Playgrounds of the future
• Mini Buster Keaton fest tonight at 6:30 at Central: "One Week," "Cops," and Sherlock Jr." - join us!
• Arrest warrant issued for ex-Somerville cop
• Somerville Arts Council brings back Memoir Project at The Somerville Home
• Growing your gardening books library
• Summers gone by
• Grand Junction Op-Ed
• Somerville Police looking to identify robbery suspect
• Somerville Police: Vacuum thief needed a ‘fix’
• ACE: customer service done right
• ‘Villens ‘Dance with Dragons’ to a Song of Ice and Fire
• Red delight: ArtBeat to color Davis Square
• Somerville’s Lion, Cherilus gives back, holds camp
• Suspended license, unprescribed pills discovered
• What are you going to do today? "Jack & Jill & the Beanstalk"? Groundwork Somerville at the West Branch? The Small World Magic Show? A poetry writing workshop?
• GIC Healthcare Bill signed by Governor
• Stolen goods recovered in Somerville Police sting
• Teddy Bear Picnic
• Short drive for alleged drug deal
• Plans in the works for the Inner Belt
• Somerville in Shorts draws crowds and local artists
• Newstalk – July 13
• 2012 property tax haul increase due to Prop 2 and a half
• SCATV wins National award for the sixth time
• The View From Prospect Hill – July 13
• The Storm from Somerville rages on
• Sciortino wins honors from National Association of Social Workers
• Rowdy crowds dispersed at Highland Ave
• Probation, Parole, and Community Supervision Week
• NFL Player And Somerville Native, Gosder Cherilus, To Hold NFL Football Camp At Dilboy On Wednesday
• Jodi Colella: An artist who is never at a loss for new material
• Somerville Agrees To Go Citywide With Zero-Sort Recycling
• There's so much happening at the Libraries on Thursday - magic, poetry, gardening, musical theatre and more!
• Somerville Police Crime Log July 5 – July 10
• Bicycle thief sought
• City launches Green Somerville Facebook page
• How are ya pally?
• Stephen Lewis has a fantastic collection of posters on workers' struggles. Some of them are on display at the Central Library through the end of this month. They're well worth seeing - come and have a look.
• Highlander Spring Track Awards 2011
• Tomorrow at 2:00 pm we're showing "Labyrinth" at the Central Library. Cartoon and popcorn too, all free! Hope you can come.
• Life before death
• Boston Closet takes Little League majors championship
• Trash truck hits wire in Somerville
• Sting uncovers prostitution activity
• “It’s funny that we think of libraries as quiet demure places where we are shushed by dusty, bun-balancing, bespectacled women,” said Poundstone. “The truth is libraries are raucous clubhouses for free speech, controversy and com
• Today at 3:00 p.m., Groundwork Somerville will be at the East Branch with "Incredible Insects," a free program for kids 5 and older.
• No link between MaxPac and rats, says Kreimeyer
• Art in the Garden supports artistic growth in youth
• Underage drinker couldn’t quite handle it
• Tonight at 7:00, the Mystery Book Group discusses Agatha Christie's classic "Death on the Nile." New members are welcome!
• State aid shortfall creates tough decisions
• Learning How to Save a Life
• Newstalk – July 6
• Summer St. controversy, crime statistics highlight Ward 6 meeting
• Somerville Storm begins season 1-1
• The View From Prospect Hill – July 6
• Assault ‘victim’ out of control
• Lyrical Somerville – July 6
• Somerville Police Crime Log June 27 – July 4
• Nstar worker hangs from lines as his truck burns
• Eco-Explorers and Yoga for Kids both start this week at the Central Library. These programs are free, thanks to the Friends of the Library. We hope you can come!
• Somerville Artist Bevan Weissman: A Welder of the Arts to Science
• Somerville Sunsetters 2011
• Come and see Somerville in Shorts
• See you in September
• Somerville celebrates 4th of July
• Early morning car fire in Somerville
• Road rager’s rampage
• We're closed on Monday for Independence Day, but when we get back summer programming kicks into high gear with Eco-Explorers, Yoga for Kids, the Mystery Book Club ("Death on the Nile"), "One World, Many Critters," and our Saturda
• Planning for people
• Somerville man indicted on motor vehicle homicide charges
• City to construct new hockey rink in Conway Park
• Alleged drug dealer to be leaving U.S.
• Intruder just wanted his privacy
• SHS girls track team Outdoor Awards
• Somerville residents, Aldermen meet to discuss MaxPac rat troubles
• TWO NEW SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS JOIN THE SPS TEAM AFTER JULY: Elementary Curriculum Coordinator and Human Resources/Diversity Administrator appointed by Superintendent Pierantozzi
• 4th of July Fireworks Tonight
• Washington St. Station update
• Forger attempts passing fake prescription
• Keeping Somerville plants looking good
• New Summer Book Club for Kids 10 and older!
• Joe’s Jazz and Blues Fest returns in style
• ‘Citizen Somerville’
• City even keeled, 2012 Budget approved without dissension
• Newstalk – June 29
• The View From Prospect Hill – June 29
• Haz-Mat Situation Officers recognized
• Somerville Students Rocked
• Alleged suspect of Pick N Go robbery arrested
• 37th Annual Scale Award Night
• Bob the Magic Guy thrills audiences at Somerville Theater
• Mayor Joe turns 45
• Fun for families, and fun for all
• Somerville Police Crime Log June 20 – June 26
• Former Speaker in Somerville
• The Council’s young and young at heart
• Our very first e-newsletter is ready! To subscribe, please send a message to sommail1 [at] minlib.net.
• Somerville Lions get new President, Tauro honored
• Tonight at 7 pm at the Central Library: Learn the ancient art of origami with Somerville artist Arline Young. All materials will be provided and all ages and experience levels are welcome.
• Uhaul truck knocks down utility pole
• Health Dept. to hold ‘How To Save A Life’ workshop
• Maps: A visual collection of historical data
• Now that’s a (Somerville) slice!
• Red Dirt on the Red Line
• Family Fun Day and Joe’s Jazz and Blues Fest Postponed
• Genard flies in Nationals
• Signs of summer
• Myth and evidence about climate change
• Legendary singer/songwriter comes to town
• Citizens stop, detain car burglar
• This Sunday 2011 Cookout at Conway 11am
• Congratulations Boston Closet Champions
• Somerville leads state with green initiative
• ALL GAMES AND PRACTICES 6/22/2011 CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN
• General Meeting Cancelled Tonight Wednesday 6/22/2011
• Two Queer Somerville playwrights examine ‘The Nitty Gritty’
• Somerville Police: ‘Blatant disregard for narcotics laws’
• Somerville police looking to identify robbery suspect
• How bizarre it is
• Newstalk – June 22
• East Somerville Community School set for major renovation
• Buy a brick to support the SHS Scholarship Foundation
• Somerville honors seven Ciampa brothers‏
• The View From Prospect Hill – June 22
• Assault victim ‘El Kabonged’
• 2011 Mayor’s Fitness Challenge winners announced
• Chris Gartland’s devotion to his mother continues after her death
• Lyrical Somerville – June 22
• Annual Family Fun Day, 4th of July celebrations begin this weekend
• Summer's here - get ready for "One World, Many Stories"! The Central Library's program kickoff is tomorrow at 6:30 p.m as Animal World experience presents a "Global Safari." Come join us!
• Somerville Police Crime Log June 13 – June 19
• Join the city for ‘Walkshop’
• Monday Night Movie at the Central Library tonight at 7:00: "My Favorite Year." So funny!
• Tonight at the West Branch at 7:15 the Books Into Movies Discussion Group meets Discuss Harlan Coben's "Tell No One" and the movie that is based on it (directed by Guillaume Canet and starring Francois Cluzet, Marie-Josee Croze, and Kristi
• Mystic River boaters get blessing
• Dear old Dad
• Festival will showcase Somerville style jazz, rhythm, and blues
• Of the Crafters, by the Crafters, for the Crafters
• Somerville Adopts Energy Stretch Code
• School pride
• PRESS RELEASE: INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP TRANSITIONS AT SOMERVILLE’S HEALEY SCHOOL
• I-93 Bridge Work
• Somerville business produces 2011 Stanley Cup Championship banner
• Shoplifter unsure of own identity
• The Libraries will be closed tomorrow (Friday, 6/17) for Bunker Hill Day. Central will be open regular hours (9 am to 5 pm) on Saturday.
• The challenges of Magoun Square revitalization
• Notes from the Board of Aldermen, June 9
• Villen TV is on the air
• Angry man menaces youths, threatens Somerville cops
• The Central Library will be closed on Sundays until Sept 11th. We're still open lots of hours though! Central Mon-Thu 9 am to 9 pm Fri 9am to 6 pm Sat 9am to 5 pm West Branch M 10 am to 9 pm Tue-Wed 10 am to 6 pm Thu 10 am to 9 pm Fri 2 pm to 6 pm
• Coaches Meetin Cancelled GO BRUINS!
• SomerFun in the streets
• Budget debate begins for 2012
• Newstalk – June 15
• Local hiring ordinance introduced
• The View From Prospect Hill – June 15
• Rededication of Bunker Hill Monument
• SHS track on fire at New England Championships
• Interview with ‘Asperger’s Are Us‏’
• Somerville Police: Hit and run driver was intoxicated
• Taste of Somerville? Yummy
• Dr. John Haberstroh will be at the Central Library tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. with a program entitled, "Chiropractic: The Art, Science, and Philosophy of 'Wholistic' Health Care."
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 31 – June 12
• Rain Playoff Scheduling
• We're working on a new email newsletter. If you'd like to receive it, please send a message to ejacobs [at] minlib.net.
• Somerville girls track on the move once again
• Somerville in Shorts 2011
• Sunday June 12 all games and practices cancelled
• Operation: Pizza Pie
• Regina Hansen, SPL patron and former library trustee, has a new book out!
• Kenneth Gloss of the Brattle Book Shop will discuss rare books and estimate the value of any books you bring along. Central Library, Monday June 13th at 6:00 p.m.
• Coming home
• The circus is in town
• Hockey great Christopher John Nilan visits Somerville’s WHYC
• Sing along with Steve Mayone at the Central Libraryt every Monday in June at 11:00 am!
• Secure Communities debate heats up
• Tonights meeting at conway!
• Farmers market sweetens Somerville
• A letter from the President
• Somerville Police: Shoplifter strikes repeatedly
• What makes out free ESL classes different from others? There's no waiting list and no registration! Just come!
• Somerstreets kicks off with ‘Carnaval’
• State official ‘tremendously impressed’ by AS public/private partnership
• The View From Prospect Hill – June 8
• Newstalk – June 8
• Somerville legislators, law enforcement fight human trafficking
• Letter to the Editor – June 8
• Somerville Jr. High in Everett
• Nancy Carlsson-Paige to receive award
• Reckless driver pursued after fight
• Somerville Poets Patrick Sylvain and Kim Triedman: Words as a balm for disaster
• Radar feedback signs pilot extended
• Somerville High School Class of 2011
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 31 – June 6
• Taste of Somerville in its 13th year
• Kenneth Gloss returns to the Somerville Public Library
• Cambridge Jail Sergeant Indicted On Drug Charges
• Porchfest, and parades and pounds
• Minor League Post Season Tournament
• Major League Post Season Tournament
• Gear up for the annual Shape Up Somerville/Somerville Recreation Road Race
• Woman accosted by ‘homeless’ man
• Too much fun at the Central Library this weekend! "Black Beauty," Superman cartoon and popcorn on Saturday, Art Cards with Rob Logan on Sunday! Free family fun!
• Health insurance relief in sight
• Theatre@First performs Equus
• ‘Shopper’ bypasses checkout
• Out of thin air
• All games cancelled for safety reasons
• Valley of the Doll
• Karate challenge for Somerville police officers
• Station design approaches for Green Line Extension
• ‘Suspicious’ fire causes panic on Memorial Day
• Newstalk June 1
• State Senate budget passes healthcare amendment
• The View From Prospect Hill – June 1
• Somerville credit score upgraded
• Unwanted guest refuses to let party end
• Poet Jennifer Jean: A Poet with ‘Oceanic’ tastes
• Lyrical Somerville – June 1
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 23 – May 29
• Weekly Farmers Market Comes To Mystic Housing Development
• The Mystery Book Club meets at the Central Library tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. to discuss "Closing Time" by Jim Fusilli. New members are welcome!
• CHECK THE SCHEDULES!!
• Early morning Rush Street fire
• Somerville’s Annual Memorial Day Parade 2011
• Rescheduled Shape Up Somerville/Recreation Road Race to be held June 5
• Memorial Day
• Papercut Zine Library launches fundraising campaign
• Memorial Day Parade ceremonies set for May 29
• Assault suspect takes it out on police
• Papercut Zine Library will be at the Central Library on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. with a free workshop: "Zines and Radical Reproductive Health." Everyone's invited!
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• Cramming them in
• PRESS RELEASE: TWO NEWCOMERS JOIN THE INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP TEAM OF THE SOMERVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• ‘For the Sake of the Song’ to honor Bruce Springsteen
• Have you seen "Hester Street"? We're showing it at the Central Library tonight at 7 pm. It's the final entry in our Somerville Reads film festival, which explores the experiences of immigrants to America. It's a great movie an
• Drug investigation yields break-in arrest
• Somerville mayor, SCAT fight Verizon at Statehouse
• Small Obsessions at the Somerville Museum
• Metal theft foiled
• Porchfest opens neighborhood to culture, music, fun
• Air pollution study groundwork completed in Somerville
• Newstalk – May 25
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 25
• Somerville mayor blasts Boston Globe over schools article
• Election Department open for this year’s elections
• Mayor’s Bike Ride
• Pill pusher sting
• Holder to his readers: ‘Take a walk’
• Lyrical Somerville – May 25
• Tufts celebrates the Class of 2011
• Tomorrow Brandeis Professor Harleen Singh will be at the Central Library at 7:00 p.m. to discuss The Immigrant Story and Women's Role in the Novels of the Indian Diaspora.
• Pulling illegal cars off Somerville roads
• 2011 Brune Scholarship Breakfast
• It's Chess Night at the Central Library! Stop in for a game or two beginning at 7:00 p.m.
• Tufts men’s lacrosse team earned early graduation ceremony
• Saint Clements Annual Sports Banquet Awards
• May 18, 1971
• Mike Rivard to demonstrate the Moroccan sintir at the Community Growing Center
• Multiple beer bottle assaults investigated
• Free Family Film at the Central Library tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.: The Princess Bride! A cartoon and popcorn too! Join us!
• Why we like bikes
• Follow the sweet sounds of Porchfest
• Celebrate Somerville Preservation Month! Tonight at 7 at the Central Library: Researching the History of Your House and Family with Reference Librarian Kevin O'Kelly.
• Unwelcome guest refuses to leave
• Massachusetts Motorcycle Association ride to the State House
• Capuano discusses possible Senate run
• Skunk of the SCULs: Renegade artist extraordinaire
• Man hides out in stolen vehicle in Somerville
• Majestic Mystic Run
• Newstalk – May 18
• Somerville aldermen ruling turns rodent responsibility on to residents
• City plans to renovate North Street Veterans Playground
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 18
• The sun ever sets on Somerville
• Woman harassed and pursued by aggressive man
• Michelle Hoover writes a tale of two women
• Lyrical Somerville – May 18
• Mayor Curtatone watches game with Somerville’s young hockey players
• Tuesday, May 17
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 9 – May 15
• Possible hazmat situation in Somerville
• Two Somerville Reads events on Wednesday: discussion of Jhumpa Lahiri's "The Namesake" at Sherman Cafe with Kevin O'Kelly and a screening of Jim Sheridan's "In America" at the Central Library. Details here:
• Somerstreets set for citywide celebrations
• Meters in many municipal lots to accept credit cards beginning this week
• City receives prestigious award from HUD, ‘Home’ program for St. Polycarp’s, VNA developments
• Hangin’ up the park
• ‘Not everything in life has to be perfect’
• Man carries, fires illegal guns
• Friends of the Library book sale is this weekend! Don't miss out on the great deals and the chance to support your Library!
• An improbable Assembly Square triumph
• Wheels keep spinnin’ at Bike Expo
• Somerville boys track prevails in GBL dual meet
• Heroin bust at Holiday Inn parking lot
• Salon's Laura Miller on why libraries still matter. What she said.
• Teen activists meet elected officials over jobs, budget concerns
• Still singing after all these years
• Yolandi Elvira Cruz: A talk with a young poet who thrives in Somerville’s ‘Books of Hope’ Project
• In praise of browsing the shelves at the library.
• M.O.M 5k celebrates Mother’s Day, Mary O’Brien
• Newstalk – May 11
• Health insurance budget bill divides labor unions, City officials, State legislators
• PSG Framing comes to East Broadway
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 11
• Get your walking shoes on for the SCALE walk-a-thon on May 12

• Can’t be too green
• Officer has a tough time breaking up brawl
• Somerville girls track marches onward
• Lyrical Somerville – May 11
• A nice article from The Somerville News about the Somerville Reads Kick Off.
• Tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., Joan Sindell will lead a discussion of "The Namesake" at Porter Square Books. All are welcome to attend this free Somerville Reads event.
• Somerville Police Crime Log May 3– May 8
• A Poetic Feast with the Bagel Bards
• Somerville named bicycle friendly community
• Mother’s Day
• Spring 2011 Resistat meeting schedule set
• Suspected crack dealers detained
• A Big Day for Somerville
• Picture Day
• Man injured on Medford Street
• ‘The Painter’ defies criticism, wins SHRC approval
• Man attacks vehicle, cop
• We're screening "The Namesake" tonight at 6:30 at the Central Library. It's a great movie starring Kal Penn (of Harold and Kumar fame.) You should come!
• Mother of Harvard shooting victim relieved at life sentence
• Somerville police officers recognized
• All fields closed May 4 Due to rain
• ‘Grieving’ woman goes on a rampage
• Heart and soul walkers
• Tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library, join Tufts University professor Neil Miller for a discussion of "The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri.
• ‘Historic Vote’ for Assembly Square passes in Somerville
• Open Studios Museum of Modern Renaissance
• Newstalk – May 4
• Multicultural Somerville
• The View From Prospect Hill – May 4
• City to push for more beer and wine licenses
• BB gun holdup
• Somerville resident wins the Duncan Hines 1 MILLION Cupcake Challenge
• Jimmy to the rescue
• Thornton moves across town to Everett
• B2Green Expo & Networking Thursday
• Cambridge Jail Sergeant Arraigned On Drug Charges
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 25 – April 30
• Somerville’s leading artist recognized
• Mayor Curtatone praises Speaker DeLeo and House for passage of municipal health insurance reform bill
• Somerville vs. Cambridge
• Somerville Open Studios and the East Somerville Historic Walking Tour on tap
• Big day tomorrow! Somerville Reads kicks off at the East Branch beginning at 2:00 pm. Join us for music and a performance by the Somerville High School Nepali Dance Troupe. You can get a henna tattoo from artist Manisha Trevedi and add your family
• At least we should get some jobs
• Somerville gas station closes three months after incident
• Easter returns Reverend to congregation in joyous reunion
• Common Threads, Poetry Study Group: 7 Poems by 7 Massachusetts Poets. Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Central Library. All are welcome.
• Healthcare reform would save city over $10M, said Mayor Curtatone
• Hide your politicians! Woodward’s come to town
• Newstalk – April 27
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 27
• Somerville Aldermen seek guarantees for Assembly Square
• Tufts kicks off Environmental Awareness with Annual Earth Day Celebration
• Deadly crash on McGrath, Somerville man charged in double vehicular homicide
• Swimmers qualify for Special Olympics event
• Somerville High School scores well at GB1 meet
• Lyrical Somerville – April 27
• Two Somerville artists bring poetry and music to the PRECINCT
• What's your family's immigration story? Come add it to our paper quilt at the Somerville Reads Kickoff this Saturday from 2 to 5 pm at the East Branch!
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 18 – April 24
• Somerville Reads kicks off at the East Branch on Saturday from 2 to 5. The Somerville High School Nepali Dance Troupe will perform, Manisha Trevedi will be inking amazing henna tattoos, and we'll all participate in creating an "immigration qui
• Have you seen Errol Morris's "Fast, Cheap & Out of Control"? It's very good and full of indescribable weirdness. Tonight at the Central Library at 7:00 p.m. - free!
• Bob Woodward speaks at Tufts
• Somerville Spring Cleanup Scheduled For Saturday April 30
• You’re out!
• Somerville man charged with OUI, vehicular homicide in McGrath Highway crash
• Three arrests in three days in Somerville for Medford man
• Good clean fun
• Homeless benefit at armory Saturday
• Crack dealer working from Dana Street nabbed
• Somerville Aldermen debate the core and shell of Assembly Square DIF
• Opening Day Parade postponed for one week.
• Somerville playwright discusses race, reality
• Alleged gang member with knife: ‘I’ll kill you’
• Peace Conference gets personal
• Newstalk – April 20
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 20
• Somerville mayor answers local business concerns
• Hero of World War II honored
• Parking in handicapped spot foils drug dealer
• Poets Mike Ansara and January O’Neil bring on the Massachusetts Poetry Festival this May
• Lyrical Somerville – April 20
• Elderfair 2011 Health & Wellness Expo
• Tomorrow at 11 am at the East Branch: educators from Bugworks present “Bugology,” a one-hour, hands-on program that features live animals. Intended for kids in grades K and up. Free!
• Tomorrow at 11 am at the Central Library: Penguins! Fascinating Facts & Tantalizing Trivia with Dyan deNapoli, The Penguin Lady! Learn about the biology and behavior of these amazing birds while participating in an interactive experience that's
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 11 – April 17
• Part 1 of a free 2-part watercolor painting class with Sam Thompson at the Central Library tonight at 6:00. Sign up and get a list of the supplies you'll need in the Audio-Visual Room.
• Media Advisory: Nobel Laureate Dr. Richard R. Schrock to address students at Somerville High
• 236th Annual Patriot’s Day Ceremonies
• 2011 Somerville Sunsetters audition date announced
• Kay and Chips
• El Dorado Ensemble: Terpsichore
• Risk or gamble?
• Irish singer to perform at Somerville Theatre
• Tufts broke ground on new sports and fitness center
• Somerville pol fights bilking businesses
• Somerville teens lead peace efforts
• Three arrested after drug bust, police chase in Somerville
• It's National Library Week! Submit a library-themed twaiku and win! Friends both old and new / From Austen to Sedaris / Are here on the shelves Old school or high tech? / Libraries accomodate / You at your own pace Music books and films / Waiting
• Firefighters stay undefeated on ice versus cops
• Activists discuss pedestrian, bike effects of Green Line
• Newstalk – April 13
• DA Leone urges drug-free prom for Somerville teens
• The View From Prospect Hill – April 13
• Two arrested for drug deal on West Somerville street corner
• Interview with spoken word artist Lauren Whitehead
• Lyrical Somerville – April 13
• CupcakeCamp Boston will happen in Somerville on April 13
• Somerville Police Crime Log April 5 – April 11
• Vacation Baseball Camp
• City launches second annual “Somerville Reads” program
• Katie Couric is coming to Somerville
• Check out the gorgeous new furniture in the Central Library's Children's Room! Thank you Kiwanis Club of Somerville for making this possible!
• Applications available for mayor’s summer jobs program
• Todi’s Sub Shop
• Somerville Police investigate stabbing
• Full Circle/Next Wave capture championship
• Decision time for Assembly Square
• Untitled
• Somerville speaks their mind
• Things that go BOOM!
• Somerville Reads is back for 2011! This year's book is "The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahrii. We hope you can participate in some of the events we have planned.
• Somerville Police: Break-in suspects tried to sell goods at Broadway barbershop
• Somerville pol fights for local business
• Somerville Police remove pipes and smoking devices from stores
• Exciting news! The Children's Room at the Central Library is getting new furniture!!! The room will be closed on Friday morning (9 am to 1 pm) while we get everything put together and set up, but after that all systems are go. Come by and see!
• Man arrested after drunk driving crash on Prospect Street
• Somerville shapes up for life
• Newstalk – April 6
• Somerville Mayor listens at coffee hours
• The View From Prospect Hill
• Somerville Aldermen doubt report On Assembly Square expenses
• NY claims poetry battle win
• Pizza for the people
• Teen arrested for assaulting liquor store owner
• Girls track looks for success with combo of vets and newcomers
• Lyrical Somerville – April 6
• Somerville poets featured in festival
• Oh, Boston Globe. First Sunday's op-ed on the death of the print book ( today a letter to the editor asking why anyone needs the library when they've got the 'net (
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 28 – April 3
• T-Ball season starts May 7
• Opening Day Parade - Saturday April 30
• Rosters to coaches this Wednesday
• Thornton and Novembre earn honors at HOT SHOTS
• Happy National Poetry Month!
• PHOTO OPPOORTUNITY: Grand Opening of the Winter Hill Community School Salad Bar
• Shape Up Somerville road race postponed
• Somerville celebrates National Public Health Week
• The real housewives of Somerville
• Pair busted for selling cocaine on Rush Street in Somerville
• It's not very spring-y out there today. Nevertheless, Paula Jordan will lead a Spring Wonder Walk from the Central Library on Sunday. Recommended for kids ages 6-9 and their caregivers.
• Truth and lies about deficits
• NY and Boston poets take up rivalry at Armory
• Man arrested for assaulting real estate broker and clients
• Local artist rhymes in creole on new album
• Protect your data!
• Ahoy-hoy, Justin Bieber!
• Rat problem gnaws at Somerville aldermen and residents
• Somerville Mayor challenges city on fitness
• Somerville man sentenced to 20 years for crash that killed two
• Somerville wounded cop returns to work
• Symphony comes to Somerville
• Newstalk – March 30
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 30
• Somerville parents learn about their children’s’ toys at local family forum
• Wax art on display at Armory
• Local rapper returns to TV
• Four nabbed for robbery at gunpoint in park
• Somerville Bagel Bard pens evocative Mississippi Poem
• Join us for "The Ancient Silk Road," a fascinating cultural and photographic tour of Central Asia with photojournalist and traveler Barry Pell. Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library. Free!
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 21 – March 27
• LIFT is offering free tax preparation at the Central Library this Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. Call them to make an appointment at 617-591-9400.
• “Unity d’ Italia” celebrates 150th anniversary at Somerville event
• Groundwork Somerville’s Greening The City Gala
• Get ready for the first Pizza Challenge Fundraiser in Somerville
• The Southern Junior High
• Two arrested by drug unit for ‘dime bag’ on Medford Street
• Homeless man arrested for office break-in
• A Fitness Challenge for Us All
• Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
• Level 3 sex offender arrested for failing to register
• New Argenziano assistant principal named
• Fourteen Ways Public Libraries are Good for the Country
• Irish Film Festival returns to Somerville Theater
• PRESS RELEASE: NEW ARGENZIANO ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL NAMED - Jim Elliott returns to the Argenziano School on July 1, 2011 with significant leadership experience
• Comedy and song at Memorial Day parade benefit
• Heroin and pills found after driver pulled over for talking on cell phone
• "Book Loving Boys," a wonderful early literacy website, names their literacy champions for the month of March: Reach Out and Read, RIF (Reading is Fundamental), Book Dads, Books For Kids, and The Reading Tub. Great work!
• Somerville resident honored by the Grand Lodge
• Newstalk – March 23
• The View from Prospect Hill – March 23
• Somerville High School honored for science program
• The few, the proud, the bearded
• Volunteers lend expertise at Somerville schools
• Police: Driver in Somerville crash had whiskey bottle in back seat
• Lyrical Somerville
• PRESS RELEASE: Somerville High School chosen as Innovative School of the Year
• New Hampshire’s poet laureate visits Somerville
• Today is William Shatner's 80th birthday. It's ALSO...talklike...William...ShatnerDAY. Get your Shatner fix at the Library - biographical materials, sci-fi books he wrote, movies & TV shows he starred in, and, well, there might be one or
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 14 – March 20
• Somerville High School student David Cooper receives the 2011 Boston Bruins MIAA Sportsmanship Award
• We're showing a great old Peter Sellers movie at the Central Library tonight at 7:00 p.m.: "Two-Way Stretch." Free!
• Second Annual Mayor’s Fitness Challenge Kicks Off April 2
• Couldn't make it to last weekend's "Citizen Somerville" book signing? Check out the video!
• Local musicians capitalize on changing music industry
• The Brown School
• Come see the bearded gentlemen (and ladies)
• MBTA bus spills oil on McGrath Highway
• Former Patriot Wiggins reads to 850 local kids
• Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the Central Library: Reptiles and Amphibians!
• Somerville man busted in somebody else’s backyard with rum and pot
• Truth and lies about unions
• Somerville Kiwanis celebrate St Patrick’s Day and honor Det Oliveira
• Memorial Day parade fund raiser set for March 19
• Letter to the Editor-Hire locals at MaxPac
• Join local artist Arline Young tonight at the Central Library at 7:00 p.m. for an evening of instruction in the Japanese art of origami. This program is free and all materials will be provided. We hope you can come!
• Accused hooker busted at Holiday Inn in Somerville
• Irish race fills Somerville streets
• Memories of Old Somerville live on at Storytelling Slam
• Driver caught with heroin, needles after traffic stop
• Somerville boys track stars fare well in national tourney
• "A capacity and taste for reading gives access to whatever has already been discovered by others." – Abraham Lincoln
• Alderman O’Donovan brings Irish cheer to Armory
• Somerville Aldermen question mayor’s two-vote powers in Assembly Square group
• Newstalk – March 16
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 16
• Barber announces candidacy for Ward 4 alderman in Somerville
• Tufts to end annual naked run
• Students celebrate the many cultures of Somerville
• Two busted in cocaine deal on Tufts Street
• Saint Clements girls basketball team receives special recognition and honor
• Somerville track star places in national meet
• Somerville poets go to Cambridge in new anthology
• Sok For Soldiers
• Somerville Seniors celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in style
• Once upon a time, the Liberty Bell came to Somerville. Really!
• SomerStat analyst to present at urban affairs conference
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Somerville High to accept Innovative School of the Year Award
• Mayor’s Fitness Challenge kicks off April 2
• Woman reports indecent exposure near Porter Square
• From Waltham Public Library: In the wake of the indescribably awful earthquake and tsunami in Japan, here are some resources for those of you who want help or trying to find more information.
• Gearing up for a great weekend here at the Central Library! "Citizen Somerville" book signing today at 2 pm, and Cello and Piano Recital tomorrow at 3 pm. Free!
• From Fribbles to Finance
• Suspect tries to rob Tufts student
• Saint Clement Students excel in winter sports
• Sean O’Donovan’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Tonight
• The fresh food phenomenon
• Meet the authors of Somerville crime saga at library Saturday
• Somerville auto body shop owner arrested for car scheme
• Two arrested in Summer Street drug deal
• MaxPak spitting incident disputed, police close investigation
• ‘Godfather of Punk’ plays the Somerville Theater
• Come to the Central Library this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. for a free Cello and Piano Recital with Nick Dinnerstein and Pei-yeh Tsai.
• Some Somerville students use bullying services, some don’t
• Story time in Somerville
• Drug suspect breaks into Somerville home during police chase
• Somerville Alderman Pero will not seek reelection
• We're getting pretty excited about having the authors of "Citizen Somerville" visit! They'll be here on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. - hope you can come!
• Somerville sap turned to sweet syrup at annual boil down
• Construction worker says MaxPak picketer spit on her
• Somerville mayor lays out plan for jobs
• Newstalk – March 9
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 9
• Dead man found on train tracks
• Five ounces of cocaine seized in bust
• Somerville track stars compete in nationals
• Lyrical Somerville – March 9
• Somerville writer’s novel examines a jokester’s life
• Somerville Police Crime Log March 1– March 7
• Vehicle found submerged in Somerville waters
• Annual Memorial Day Parade Fundraiser
• Somerville recognized at Benevolent Jade Society of NE
• Goodbye neighbor
• iPod stolen from unlocked car
• Somerville maple syrup fest proves how sweet it is
• After dispute, man attacks car mirror
• Tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. we're showing "The Iron Giant" at the Central Library, and in case you don't know, it's one of the best movies ever! But first, "Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century," a classic cartoon starring D
• Ninety-five years of Communion and community
• Registration and tryouts.
• via Somerville Winter Farmers Market We need your help! The success of the market has resulted in higher than anticipated operating costs. We're launching a fundraising campaign this Saturday to defray some of the costs. Donate $10 or more & rec
• Local parents connect around challenges of raising children with special needs
• St. Clement girls basketball upset in state tourney after injury to star player
• Somerville police seize 57 grams of cocaine in E. Somerville bust
• Large protest on Cedar Street in Somerville
• Somerville school committee member lobbies Washington on mobility issue
• Army National Guard team skates in Winter Classic
• Somerville police investigate Union Square shooting
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
• Epic rock, paper, scissors tourney at PA’s
• Hey hey hey Tufts
• Newstalk – March 2
• The View From Prospect Hill – March 2
• Somerville fire department hiring at issue in hearing
• Somerville Aldermen honor outgoing water director, fight for low income money
• Alleged car thief gives up on running from Somerville police
• Somerville girls track stars compete in New York City
• Lyrical Somerville – March 2
• Vintage sellers-- we're having a May vintage fashion & wares show. Get in touch if you want in! info@artsatthearmory.org
• Nancy Rubin Stuart: New Head of the Cape Cod Writers Center, and author of “The Muse of the Revolution”
• Hats Off To Somerville !
• Boston man charged with cashing phony $39,000 check
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 21 – February 27
• Save the date! "Citizen Somerville" authors Bobby Martini and Elayne Keratsis will be signing books at the Central Library on Saturday, March 12th starting at 2 pm!
• Comedy is coming to the Armory starting March 24th! 18+ $5 in the cafe
• Massachusetts Army National Guard to play at Somerville hockey rink
• Just read and loved the graphic novel "Beasts of Burden" by Dorkin & Thompson. Horror! Humor! Pets! The occult!
• Grab a bite at the Highlander Cafe in Somerville
• Nothing static about Somerville
• Free chair massage and free face painting at Somerville Winter Farmers Market today. See you in 20 minutes?
• When I grow up I want to be…
• Somerville girls track stars advance to state tourney
• Somerville police investigate extortion on Marshall Street
• Save the date for Cupcake Camp Boston!
• Look at that gorgeous photo of the Armory in the LA Times! Go Swapaholics!
• The next generation in customer service
• Somerville man arraigned in connection with fatal crash
• Bill Cosby to be honored at Tufts
• Violinist Emil Altschuler and pianist Artem Belogurov will be at the Central Library tonight at 7:00 p.m. performing "Folk Inspirations," a program that includes works by Tony Schemmer, Manuel de Falla, and Béla Bartók.
• 40 watch after school fight in Somerville
• Somerville fire department promotes eight members
• Groundwork SomervilleTwo days left to get your Gala tickets at the Early Bird rate. We've got so much fun planned for this evening- grab your tickets now and save!
• JUST ANNOUNCED 04.08 Jade Sylvan "Blood And Sand" CD Release Party featuring: Lion Cub, Jade Sylvan (Red Car Records) & Dietrich Strause doors 8pm $10 at the door
• Somerville officers cleared in fatal shooting
• Medford gives an earful to Green Line extenders
• Will it melt by spring?
• Tonight at 7:00 at the Central Library: The History of Somerville, 2010-2100. What do you think/hope/fear will happen in Somerville in the future? What have others said and planned?
• Local artists on display at Fun-A-Day Boston
• Newstalk – February 23
• Royal White property to be seized for unpaid taxes
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 23
• Activists push for union labor at condo site in Somerville
• Somerville police: Crack dealer in Mercedes Benz nabbed in bust
• Somerville ‘Citizen’ writes Winter Hill Gang saga
• Lyrical Somerville – February 23
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 14 – February 20
• Also today, part 1 of a 2-part comics/manga workshop with artist Shelli Paroline! East Branch at 2:30 p.m. For kids in grades 5-9. Part 2 will be Thursday at 2:30 - kids should attend both.
• Today at 2:00 p.m., kids 7 and older are invited to the Central Library to learn how to make paper beads with Kristy Medina! Limited to 15 kids on a first come, first served basis.
• Kelsey Garrity – she reached her 1,000 point milestone
• Traffic & Parking Dept launches user friendly Web site
• Somerville students art on display in transit building
• Local rapper stars in new web sitcom
• Its Saturday! You know what that means-- Somerville Winter Farmers Market 10-2
• Those first jobs
• Science Fiction marathon this weekend in Somerville
• Lots of events for kids and adults coming up at the Libraries this week!
• St. Clement girls basketball heading to state tourney
• On conflict
• Arrested Somerville woman quizzes officers on college pedigree
• Somerville Lions Club’s first member for 2011 is sworn in
• We've been nominated for Boston's Best NON-GALLERY ART SPACE by Boston Phoenix!
• Without arm, Somerville man creates and inspires
• Fight for Somerville jobs Feb 17
• No school Wednesday, February 16 for students, teachers and staff at Somerville High School
• Babies & baby caregivers: Babygarten is just for you! Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. at the West Branch Library.
• Posting of students scores criticized in Somerville
• Newstalk February 16
• Somerville schools prepare for bullies
• The View From Prospect Hill – February 16
• Somerville police make heroin arrests in Winter Hill
• Somerville awarded part of $2.2 million to fight homelessness
• Somerville’s Brickbottom exhibit explores this Strange World
• Somerville Runner Gets Advice from Top American Marathoner
• Lyrical Somerville – February 16
• Somerville’s Ibbetson Street Press partners with Edicott College in Visiting Author Series
• Woman attacked from behind near Davis
• Reach Out and Read offers great tips for parents!
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 7– February 14
• Sunoco makes good with local residents
• High and dry over Somerville puddles
• Free movie tonight at the Central Library at 7:00 pm: "King of Hearts" starring Alan Bates & Geneviève Bujold
• Local film explores Brazilian identity
• Somerville man sentenced in connection with Somerville homicide
• Young mothers at helm of family photo company in Somerville
• Registration for 2011 Somerville Little League season now open
• Somerville man accused of hate crime on subway ordered to stay away from victims
• Library users in the U.K. protest as their public libraries face closure.
• Great family programs at the Central Library today and tomorrow: The Maple Syrup Project, "The Railway Children" (free film), Art Cards with Rob Logan - join us!
• Somerville Winter Farmers Market is in full swing! Hope to see you there.
• Tonight's Emilie Autumn show is SOLD OUT pleasec heck our website for all upcoming shows
• The Musical Ville
• Somerville boys hoop in the hunt for league title
• Big day for the Green and Orange Lines
• Somerville girls track fares well at McIntyre Relays
• Brockton woman arrested for stealing $336 of merchandise at Somerville Home Depot
• Did you know that February is Library Lovers' Month?
• Locals see the future
• Somerville track star accepts scholarship to Merrimack College
• Just added: School aged kids are invited to a free Valentine Making Party tomorrow at 3:30 at the West Branch. Supplies and snacks will be provided. We hope you can come!
• World’s best burger found in Somerville’s Davis Square
• Somerville High School students make ‘Willy Wonka’ sing
• Newstalk February 9
• Somerville’s Council on Aging investigated after allegations
• The View From Prospect Hill February 9
• Somerville’s Timothy Gager: Leader of Dire Reader
• Somerville police catch pair with drugs after identification mix-up
• Somerville man arrested after fatal I-93 crash
• Somerville girls basketball shooting for tourney
• Lyrical Somerville February 9
• PRESS RELEASE: SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1980 SUPPORTS PEER LEADERS WITH $2,000 GIFT
• Somerville Police Crime Log February 3– February 6
• Porch collapse in Somerville
• It's Chess Night at the Central Library. Pick up games from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. All are welcome!
• Director of Personnel accepts position with State of Vermont
• Somerville High School Graduate Gives $153,601 for college scholarships
• Healey students visit Biogen labs
• Director Of Housing Division Retires After 33 Years of Service To The City, State
• Public Safety Advisory On Potential Roof Collapses
• Its Saturday... time for the Somerville Winter Farmers Market! 10-2 Please take alternate transportation as parking is very limited.
• Parental payback
• Disabled man stuck at Somerville Sunoco station
• Gun, knife threats to officer over double parking
• Saturday at 11:00 a.m., kids ages 6 to 9 are invited to participate in The Maple Syrup Project at the Central Library.
• The state of the union is…dire
• PRESS RELEASE: Somerville High School graduate gives $153,601 for college scholarships
• Lady Anchors break school’s record, wins 10 straight
• What books are in your current "to be read" stack?
• Cambridge woman struck, injured on Washington Street
• Man robbed at knife point
• Healey begins work to unify
• SCATV celebrates access
• Somerville’s youngest residents attend the Family Music Festival
• Somerville snow emergency ending effective 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 2
• Garage roof collapses in Somerville
• The Libraries are closed today. Stay home if you can, and stay safe whatever you're doing.
• Club Theatre Boston regrets that it will postpone tonight's performance of "Man of Inniskeen's Green Journey" in the Cafe to insure the safety of our patrons and performers. All tickets will be honored on Wednesday February 9, at the
• Somerville wins youth award
• Newstalk February 2
• Man exposes himself to woman at bus stop
• New immigrant measure has some in fear
• Oh snow: Somerville running out of space
• Local trade unions fighting for jobs at MaxPak construction site
• The View From Prospect Hill February 2
• Somerville boys hockey fighting for league title
• FAFSA Day at Somerville High School
• Somerville girls track beats Cambridge
• Pile up on McGrath Highway
• We're closing at 5:00 p.m. Everyone stay warm and safe!
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 24 – January 30
• All systems are go at the Library! Come on in, grab a big pile of books, magazines, movies, music...then settle in for the storm.
• Somerville snow farm filling up fast
• Somerville to declare snow emergency effective Monday, January 31 at 10 p.m.
• Somerville Highlander girls hoop fighting for tournament birth
• City receives $1.9 million grant for lead hazard reduction demonstration from HUD
• Son of Somerville feels the beat
• Bugs that bite in the night beware
• Time to take a stand on health care
• Rescue 1 has arrived in Somerville
• We'll be at tomorrow's celebration of Somerville's being named one of the nation's 100 Best Cities for Youth by America's Promise Alliance. It's being held in the gym at the High School (81 Highland Ave.) from 1:00 to 3:00
• Old Davis, new Davis
• Register Eugene Brune holds “E-Recording Informational Session”
• Somerville man arrested for cursing at officers
• Fundraiser for wounded Somerville detective Friday
• The Central Library and the East Branch are open and we hope to have the West Branch open soon. Take a break from shoveling and stop by!
• City program to measure residents happiness
• Garrity leads Somerville Lady Highlanders to blowout win
• Somerville man accused in brother’s death
• Curtatone announces re-election bid in Somerville
• Somerville Fire Department Lieutenant “living legend” retires after 42 years
• Major development projects planned in Somerville
• Newstalk January 26
• Somerville officer resigns after candy controversy
• The View From Prospect Hill January 26
• Police: Bus driver in crash was drunk
• Letter to the Editor – January 26
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 17 – January 23
• Off The Shelf – January 26
• Lyrical Somerville – January 26
• Somerville girls indoor track off to fast start
• Somerville to declare snow emergency effective Wednesday, January 26 at 3 p.m.
• Somerville swim team sunk in Malden loss
• Two children threatened with knife
• Woman steals tip cup from Mike’s restaurant in Somerville
• Books Into Movies discussion at the West branch tonight at 7:30: Stephen King's story "The Body" and "Stand by Me," the movie that is based on it. All are welcome!
• Somerville boys basketball loses late lead, falls to Everett
• Family music fair Jan. 30 at Argenziano School in Somerville
• Please be aware if you are planning to come to A Feast in Valhalla please take alternate transportation or park at our overflow lot at 112 Central Street.
• TONIGHT we have A Feast in Valhalla just added $25 oyster indulgence tickets, just for walk up. You can eat oysters, hang out, drink beer and mead and chat with the gods. Can't wait to get to Valhalla!!
• Foodies in Hoodies! nylon magazine's headline for the Somerville Winter Farmers Market
• Road warriors in the snow
• Willy Wonka comes to Somerville
• Hesuton had highest attendance among Somerville’s aldermen last year
• Delivery man robbed in Somerville’s Mystic housing development
• A big bowl of smoking super
• Somerville Declares Snow Emergency Effective January 20 at 8 p.m.
• Somerville Police: Man robbed of laptop in Mystic housing development
• Somerville boys basketball win seven of first eight
• Medford man arrested in Davis Square bar fight
• Revelers pile it on at snow fort event in Somerville
• Tonight's Exchange Your Ways with The Swapaholics event as featured in Time Out Boston. Get your tix onlie by 4pm and save $5! See you there
• Build-A-Bug is coming to the Central Library this Sunday at 2:00 p.m.!
• Former Somerville hockey star now officiating division 1 college games
• At memorial, Somerville Haitians call for better recovery
• Police investigating West Somerville robbery
• Just in case you missed Amy & Melissa on FOX 25 Morning News today here is the clip! Tix here
• Yummy event coming up from Somerville Winter Farmers Market participant Zoll Cellars Wine
• Tune into FOX 25 Morning News 9:30 to see Amy & Melissa of the The Swapaholics & Swap to talk about Thursday's event and all things SWAP!
• King’s legacy celebrated by students in Somerville
• Mother, son killed in fire
• Newstalk – January 19
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 19
• Somerville Aldermen notes
• A devoted son comes ‘full circle’ in caring for mother
• Somerville juvenile arrested for BB gun assault
• St. Clement girls basketball on a roll
• Lyrical Somerville – January 19
• Cuisine en Locale's A Feast in Valhalla featured in Boston Magazine--- 10-course viking feast SATURDAY! Some tix still available.
• Exchange Your Ways with The Swapaholics in the Weekly Dig-- Get your tix this is going to be an epic swap. Catch Melissa and Amy on Fox 25 tomorrow morning at 9:30am talking about the swap!
• Daniel Kimmel: The critic of Ball Square
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 10 – January 16
• We have your 2011 youth media award winners: Newbery, Caldecott, Coretta Scott King, Printz, and more. Read about them here, then come by the Library to check them out!
• Two dead in Fairfax street fire in Somerville
• At least one hurt in Fairfax Street fire in Somerville
• Poetry world series at Armory Jan. 18
• Somerville girls hoop beats Malden, suffers tough loss to Medford
• Somerville honors King Monday
• Are you a local luminary?
• Groundwork Somerville's Greening the City Gala 03.25
• Reminder: the Libraries will be closed on Monday, January 17th for Martin Luther King Day. You might like to attend the City's annual celebration in honor of Dr. King, which will be held at the High School on Monday beginning at 11:30 a.m.
• 2nd week of Somerville Winter Farmers Market TODAY 10-2 We have some great new additions including coffee from Hi-Rise Bread Company, Q's Nuts, Meat tips from Cuisine en Locale's JJ Gonson and live music from 11-1 from Mark Lipman. See you soon
• No business like snow business
• Cars still buried under snow in Somerville
• A cup of coffee and art keeps the soul healthy
• Gov. Patrick appoints State Rep. Peter Koutoutijan to Middlesex Sheriff job
• This Saturday at 2:00 p.m.: popcorn, a classic cartoon, and "Muppets From Space" - free at the Central Library! See you there!
• Snow happens
• PRESS ADVISORY: SOMERVILLE CELEBRATES YOUTH, “100 BEST COMMUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE” RECOGNITION
• New Poetry Series to Launch in Somerville Jan 18, 2011
• Lyrical Somerville – January 12
• Somerville Police: Dealers had detailed records of drug sales in notebook
• Time Out Boston Thanks for the feature of Exchange Your Ways with The Swapaholics !
• DailyCandy Boston features Somerville Winter Farmers Market as a weekly pick!
• Controversial immigration law signed by Patrick
• Snow emergency in effect until further notice
• Somerville boys basketball off to hot start
• Dead woman found after Chester Street fire in Somerville
• Somerville Police: Suspect tried to break into bar
• Awesome post from Somerville Local First on last Saturday's Somerville Winter Farmers Market
• Heavy wet snow causing hazardous conditions in Somerville
• Phone glitch causes national stir
• Newstalk January 12
• School Committee notes: Local baby boom, budget work, superintendent’s contract extended and a ‘disconnect’ between officials
• The View From Prospect Hill January 12
• Somerville Police Crime Log January 3– January 9
• Somerville police respond to high school for student teacher dispute
• Somerville hockey coach happy with start
• Two suspects wanted in Somerville’s Union Square armed robbery
• You met them Somerville Winter Farmers Market "like" them here Great Cape Baking Company, Turtle Creek Winery, Apex Orchards, The Boston Honey Company - Reseska Apiaries, Inc., Hi-Rise Bread Company...
• Somerville declares snow emergency effective Tuesday, January 11 at 8 p.m.
• It's official: due to expected severe weather the Libraries will be closed tomorrow. The City will be operating with Emergency Staff only. For more information, visit the City's website: or call 311.
• Some great photos from Saturday's Somerville Winter Farmers Market from the Somerville Patch
• Somerville girls track shines in relays
• Somerville High Student-Athlete Receives Full Athletic Scholarship to UMass
• John! Paul! George! Ringo! Tonight, 7:00 p.m., Central Library. Free! Eeeek!!!
• Free flu vaccine clinics through January
• SOMERVILLE HIGH STUDENT-ATHLETE RECEIVES FULL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP TO UMASS
• Somerville Winter Farmers’ Market at The Armory
• Load-in for the Somerville Winter Farmers Market has begun! So much yummy goodness coming through the door. Open 10-2!
• Holiday hangover
• Local artist uses coffee in work
• Plow driver captures pipe wielding suspect with cell phone camera
• Somerville Patch wrote a great article about what happened at the Library on Wednesday night...including that rather unfortunate murder.
• Teaching financial literacy
• Teen arrested for drunken New Year’s rant
• Somerville hockey looks to tighten defense
• SCAT opens Free Radio program
• ‘Crazy’ man arrested for New Year’s razor attack in Somerville
• Somerville track impresses at holiday tournament
• A Murder is Announced. There will be a Body in the Library. It's going to be murder - tonight, starting at 6:30 p.m. Be there if you dare!
• Somerville mayor calls for optimism in tough economy
• Newstalk – January 5
• The View From Prospect Hill – January 5
• Somerville Museum raising money for repairs
• Shovelers fight with bats in storm in Somerville
• Somerville girls basketball earns first win
• Somerville Arts Council may add ‘Porchfest’ to the mix
• Lyrical Somerville – January 5
• Lady Anchors back on winning streak
• The Year in Poetry: One man’s provincial perspective
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 27 – January 2
• 01.22.11 TIX ON SALE NOW
• Dream of dining with vikings? Join us honored savage! Join us in Valhalla! January 22nd 7pm-- presented by Cuisine en Locale
• Somerville boys basketball wins holiday tourney
• Great Union Flag Raising in Somerville
• Best Shoveled Block in Somerville contest
• No resolutions for 2011
• Cops nab car thieves in Somerville
• Into the New Year
• The Somerville Winter Farmers Market is having a logo designing contest. They need a neat design for our first year (and possibly into the future). Have some time this week? Put something together and send it to SomervilleWinterMarket@gmail.com. A winne
• Scoping for Villens, Batman lives in Somerville
• The Libraries will close tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and will be closed on Saturday and Sunday. We’ll be back in 2011. Happy New Year, everyone!
• Walnut Street robbery victim attacked with blunt object in Somerville
• Mark your calendar! January 22nd.
• Somerville teens lead fight against alcohol, drug abuse
• Somerville Poet Cam Terwilliger: From the nursing home to Atlantic Monthly
• Somerville Winter Farmers Market on Facebook!
• Somerville swimming suffers tough loss
• All this week the Children's Room at the Central Library is offering drop-in games, crafts, and snacks - stop by for some spur of the moment Boggle or Bananagrams, or make something cool to take home!
• Somerville immigrants protest new enforcement measure
• Newstalk December 29
• The View From Prospect Hill December 29
• Somerville brothers tip drug dealing convictions on appeal
• How was your snow storm experience?
• Thieves steal Christmas gifts in Winter Hill
• Somerville girls hoop falls to St. Mary’s
• Lyrical Somerville December 29
• Somerville hockey loses to Beverly
• "Toad he went a-pleasuring Gaily down the street -"
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 20 – December 26
• Somerville Highlander girls track shines in winter tourney
• City to operate with emergency personnel only, Monday December 27
• City of Somerville declares snow emergency
• The calm before the storm
• Sounds like the Holidays to me!
• The View From Prospect Hill December 22
• Somerville teen robbed on bike path
• Somerville man arrested for stealing GPS device
• Financial literacy
• New art exhibit captures ‘spirit’ of structure
• Somerville hockey off to impressive start
• Do you need to know how to avoid huge ships? Are you curious about the theory of lengthwise rolling? What exactly is the role of marmalade in the world today?
• Somerville Police interrupt Pearl Street drug deal
• Top cop job a revolving door
• Woman reports indecent exposure at bus stop
• Veteran skipped over for fire department hiring again
• Somerville boys basketball splits with Malden Catholic
• Holiday Hours: be sure to get into the Library in the next couple of days as we'll be closed Friday the 24th through Sunday the 26th. We'll be back open for business on Monday morning (9:00 a.m. at the Central Library, 10:00 a.m. at the East a
• Somerville among the Cities to bid A.J. Wright a yuletide farewell
• Newstalk December 22
• Elves and reindeer raise cash for charity in Jingle Bell Run
• Police leadership recognized
• Senior Christmas party celebrated at Winter Hill Yacht Club
• Aldermen honor youth foundation, plan Ireland trip
• Somerville Police Crime Log December 14 – December 18
• Somerville High School swimming off to strong start
• Lyrical Somerville December 22
• Somerville Girls Basketball: Close But Not Enough
• Woman assaulted by masked man near Porter Square
• Somerville Police: Loser in fight threatened man’s life
• Somerville’s first snowfall
• The "Books Into Movies" discussion group meets tonight at the West Branch to talk about "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" (book by George V. Higgins, movie starring Robert Mitchum and Peter Boyle.) New members welcome!
• Attention Somerville poets: The Massachusetts Poetry Festival is May 13
• Somerville Football announces 2010 awards, 2011 team Captains
• Somerville winter farmers’ market to open at Armory in January
• Those old ornaments
• East Somerville Community School renovations are starting
• Somerville Police: Man ‘erupts’ after fight with mom
• A community policeman
• Somerville homeowners light up the season
• Somerville-Cambridge girls hockey looks to improve
• We're very happy to welcome Carter Creek Revival to the Central Library this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Please join us for this free concert!
• Kiwanis host Toys for Tots banquet 2010 in Somerville
• Elizabeth Peabody House Hosts Holiday Parties & Gift Give Away For 300 Children
• Flint Street stabbing suspect caught
• New book offers inside look at Winter Hill Gang story
• Somerville Police: Suspects in lower Broadway bust tried to swallow and flush evidence
• Have you heard of the Literacy Site? You click a button, and sponsors pay for books for children in need. (Also, tabs across the top of the page direct you to other funds too, for fighting hunger, animal rescue, and more.)
• City inspectors criticized in new report
• Artist Karen Aqua’s Avant-Garde Animation
• Newstalk December 15
• The View From Prosepect Hill December 15
• Aldermen decide leadership, honor announcers, question brick sidewalks
• Man shows up on doorstep with knife over head
• Author Joan Leegant
• Somerville boys track an early contender for league title
• Lyrical Somerville December 15
• Somerville Kiwanis host head start children at holiday party
• Setting the record straight
• Next time you come to the Central Library, check out the beautiful 3-D paper snowflakes! The decorations are courtesy of staff member Thy. If you want to learn how to make them, come by on Saturday, December 18th between 1:30 and 4:00 p.m. and Thy will
• Somerville Police Crime Log December -6 December 12
• Fire safety conducted in Somerville
• Indie Booksellers Pick 2010 Favorites
• Somerville girls hoop lose season opener
• MLK Day Celebration, January 2011
• Tangled up in tunes
• Flint Street stabbing suspect surrenders to Somerville police
• Somerville police nab Davis Square bank robbery suspect
• TONIGHT in the cafe
• What I really want for Christmas
• Union Square farmers market to become available in the winter
• Somerville mayor Joe Curtatone visits White House
• Natural gas leak in Somerville
• Tonight's cafe show with Golden Bloom & Thieving Irons on Ryan's Smashing Life
• The importance of financial literacy
• Somerville’s Highland Ave. chocolate shop offers new twist on classic desserts
• Motor vehicle accident causes traffic nightmare in Somerville
• Masked armed robbery on Mystic Ave.
• The list of Saturday Afternoon Family Films for 2011 has been posted! See our blog for details...and join us for a movie or two next year!
• Ciao, Somerville!
• SHS girls basketball looks to rebound from coach controversy
• Woman attacked, robbed on Wallace Street
• featured in Somerville News 12.15 in the cafe
• Unions rally for Max Pac jobs
• Newstalk December 8
• Tree lighting brings holiday jollity in Somerville
• The View From Prospect Hill December 8
• Aldermen vote to fund Assembly Square development
• Police nab scooter thieves
• Somerville High School boys basketball shoots for tournament return
• St. Clement’s back wins team MVP
• Somerville Police: Robbery attempt followed Dunkin’ Donuts encounter
• December 10th in the cafe
• Come to the Central Library tonight for some low key fun - chess night! Come by any time after after 7:00 for a game or two.
• Somerville High School athletes named to league all-star teams
• Santa visits Somerville children’s Christmas party
• We need your advice on how to improve the Library's facilities, collections, and services. Please fill out this short survey - it only takes a minute. Thank you!
• Chrissy Ann Ceramics Snow Mall blog post
• City TV logo contest winner announced
• Announcing the lineup for our 2011 Film Series, now on Monday nights at 7:00. The lineup for the Saturday Afternoon Family Film series will be coming soon.
• Snow Mall Holiday Market is TODAY and Sunday 12-6 bring a toiletry for Somerville Homeless Coalition for FREE admission
• Ready or not, here comes Santa!
• A Mighty ‘Wake Up’ call from local reggae artist
• FREE ADMISSION to Snow Mall Holiday Market when you bring a toiletry item to donate to the Somerville Homeless Coalition . Items needed:Toothpaste/toothbrush, Shampoo/conditioner, Razors & shaving cream, Bars of soap, bottles of body wash, Face clot
• Free Family Film at the Central Library this Saturday at 2:00 p.m. - "March of the Wooden Soldiers" (aka "Babes in Toyland") starring Laurel and Hardy! Cartoon and free popcorn too! See you there!
• Action needed on Assembly Square
• Ex-Somerville ISD buiding inspector fined for ethics violation
• ‘Cracker’ brings burlesque to Somerville
• Suspect sought in Flint Street stabbing, police say attack not random
• 2010 Somerville Police Awards
• Union representatives and Somerville residents rally for jobs
• Tonight at 6:30, the Central Library offers a free screening of "Black Narcissus," starring Deborah Kerr as Sister Clodagh, a nun who is given the task of establishing a convent in the remote Himalayan Mountains. Based on the novel by Rumer Go
• Local merchants wish you a mall-free Merry Christmas
• The Best of Somerville 2010
• A sweet start for Somerville Maple Syrup Project
• Witness: Drunk driver was ‘going to kill someone’
• Somerville police investigate alleged scooter thieves
• TONIGHT on Chronicle on WCVB Channel 5 Boston - see Walter Sickert & the Army of Broken Toys filmed in the cafe on the SteamPunk episode! 7:30pm
• Tonight at 7:00 the Mystery Book Club meets at the Central Library to discuss "The Terra-Cotta Dog" by Andrea Camilleri. New members are welcome, so if you love a good mystery, why not stop in?
• Hockey legends, cops square off on ice
• Newstalk December 1
• The View From Prospect Hill December 1
• West Somerville residents concerned about crime, school site future and Tufts crime
• Sheriff’s suicide puzzles many
• Somerville Police: Homeless woman steals smart phone
• Ex-SHS basketball star named top rookie in college league
• Lyrical Somerville December 1
• Letter to the Editor December 1
• Michael Knoblach: An antiques dealer who ‘drums’ up business, music, and poetry.
• Somerville Arts Council grant recipient Eleanor Stafford will lead a free fiction writing workshop, "Everyone Has a Story to Tell," this Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Central Library. Pre-register now at the Audio-Visual Desk at the
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 22-November 29
• Somerville Tree Lighting Moved to Thursday, December 2
• Neighbors worried vacant Broadway property turning into a hiding place
• Shop local this weekend at out first annual Snow Mall! See new vendor sneak peeks everyday on the Snow Mall page.
• All worn out from Black Friday, Plaid Friday, Cyber Monday, or life in general? Come relax at the library. Chairs, books, quiet...ahhh...
• Somerville football rolls over Matignon on Thanksgiving
• St. Clement’s football beats Trinity Catholic in Thanksgiving matchup
• Report: Middlesex Sheriff James DiPaola commits suicide in Maine
• Bruins Alumni to Play Somerville Police
• Bloc 11 celebrates a year of music in Somerville
• Christmas trees and wreaths to spread holiday cheer in Somerville
• Protesters picket auto giant in Somerville
• Alleged hookers busted at Holiday Inn in Somerville
• ‘Setting the record straight?’ Or obscuring it?
• A harvest of healthy education
• Hunger hits home in Somerville
• An empowered Thanksgiving in Somerville
• Turkey Day disasters
• Cops nab Davis Square GPS thieves in Somerville
• Somerville Aldermen’s notes: tax hikes, foreclosures up, neighborhood watches and more
• The Libraries close at 5:00 p.m. today and remain closed on Thursday and Friday. The Central Library opens for business Saturday at 9:00 a.m. and the branches open Monday at 10:00 a.m. Have a happy and safe holiday!
• Somerville Alderman: Mayor’s deadline is ‘Gun against our heads’
• Newstalk November 24
• The View From Prospect Hill November 24
• Somerville Fire Department promote eleven to higher rank
• Tough schedule, big gains in football
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 15-November 22
• Somerville Police: Teen arrested for trying to burn Broadway building
• Late season health helped Somerville boys soccer’s tourney run
• Lyrical Somerville November 24
• Somerville’s three service clubs give thanks
• Renaissance woman Yani Batteau: An artist who believes in transformation through the arts
• The Somerville Winter Farmers’ Market to be held at the Armory is looking for a Market Manager and more vendors-- interested? Get in touch.
• Lottery ticket thief gets away but police nab his partner
• Somerville Kiwanis Serve Thanksgiving Dinner to City Seniors
• St. Clement football finishes season on Thanksgiving
• Somerville man claims God made him trespass
• Tonight at 7:30, the "Books Into Movies" discussion group meets at the West Branch to talk about Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and the movie that is based on it. Whether you've read the book, seen the movie,
• Meet Chrissy Ann Ceramics over at the Snow Mall page-- just one of our amazig vendors for the upcoming market.
• Somerville High School football hope to finish season with win over Matignon
• Somerville holiday events 2010
• TONIGHT MIXt | Not Your Average Art Show in the cafe 21+ 7pm 7-11 art, music, drinks
• More memories from the Hill
• A chorus line of standouts
• Driver who almost hit cop car arrested for cocaine possession
• Somerville shop leads bicycle donating effort
• Local writer gives ‘Eddie Coyle’ new life
• We have a great Family Film for you this Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Central Library: "The Court Jester," starring the fantastic Mr. Danny Kaye! The film is free and so is the popcorn. As for the cartoon, it's a classic, but I don'
• Setting the record straight
• FRIDAY
• 12.15.10
• Somerville High School boys soccer lose in tourney after win over Medford
• Vendors bios starting soon-- like us for all the details!
• 11.17 Leaf Turkeys Gobble Gobble
• Writers festival focus on authors in digital age
• Weekly Craft Drop-in TODAY 10:30 - noon!
• Somerville Mayor rejects federal immigration tactics
• Newstalk November 17
• Decorated Somerville officer returns home after complications
• The View From Prospect Hill November 17
• Cleaning Up for a Cause in Somerville
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 8- November 14
• Somerville High School cross country competes in Eastern Mass tourney
• Lyrical Somerville November 17
• Letter to the Editor November 17
• Saint Clement Cheerleaders Win Hockomock Invitational
• A folk revival on Highland Avenue
• Moms to be-- don't miss out. Still spots left!
• Somerville Poets Bert Stern and Miriam Levine go to Endicott College
• SATURDAY MIXt | Not Your Average Art Show tix on sale now
• Tomorrow is a half day for Somerville elementary schools, and Tammy McKanan will be at the Central Library at 2:00 p.m. with a "half-day half-hour" program. The theme is World Peace Day! Join us!
• Robbery suspect escaped police custody in Somerville
• Somerville High student publishes first novel
• This Saturday's Jump-Start Your Nursery Design featured in @dailycandykids LEARN spots still left!
• Somerville Patch covered Robot Storytime yesterday!
• Somerville football beats Cambridge behind Scarry performance
• City playwright pens Somerville tale
• Driving will drive you crazy
• Signing schedule for today's Small Press Book-fair: 1-2 PM Rusty Barnes --2-3 PM Ethan Gilsdorf--3:30-4:30 PM Michelle Hoover (in the cafe) See you there!
• Tickets will be available AT THE DOOR for tonight's VIII Somerville Writers Festival
• “Thank you for serving for us”
• Jennifer Haigh: From Writer’s Cloister to Far-reaching Novels
• Somerville Police: Home Depot shoplifter assaulted security
• Drugs found in arrested man’s boots
• The The Somerville News VIII Annual Writers Festival - Book Fair is TOMORROW! Small Press Bookfair from 11:30 - 4:30 (free admission) with readings starting at 7pm. All the details below.
• The Crazy Wisdom of a Community Manufacturing Facility
• Reminder: Tomorrow at 2:00 p.m., the Central Library hosts a performance of "I Dwell in Possibility," a musical play about Emily Dickinson and Mabel Loomis Todd. Should be great!
• Also at the Central Library this weekend, "Robot Storytime," on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Listen to robot stories, then make cool construction paper robots! Free!
• Somerville boys soccer upsets No.1 seed Madison Park
• Somerville Detective Mario Oliveira’s Statement
• Somerville Detective Mario Oliveira rushed back to hospital
• “I was proud that I served my country”
• Somerville teens get empowered on lower Broadway
• Newstalk November 10
• Friends: Shooting suspect had ambition, intelligence
• Somerville Mayor Curtatone lashes out against aldermen
• Winchester ends Somerville girls soccer season in state tourney
• Letter to the Editor November 10
• Lyrical Somerville November 10
• Letter to the Editor November 10
• St. Clement football win streak ends at three
• Somerville Police Crime Log November 2- November 7
• Cambridge man brags about going to jail, gets arrested
• The View From Prospect Hill November 10
• Somerville football loses to Everett
• Interview with Night Train co-founder Rusty Barnes
• Somerville Police: Infant in backseat of heroin dealer’s car
• Tractor trailer snags power lines in Somerville
• Key traffic bridge is out
• Veteran’s Day ceremonies in Somerville
• NLC Prescription Program helps city save $5,000
• Rock stars and bad poetry: Interview with Steve Almond
• Saint Clement Parish School 4th, 5th and 6th grade students put books in the hands of kids who need them – simply by reading themselves
• Union Square
• The bridge is out
• Skating into a new era
• CAAS Annual Meeting
• Alderman disagrees with City Hall’s move to delay W. Somerville dog park
• Kingman Road residents ask for help with floods
• Somerville Aldermen try to ban dangerous alcoholic drink
• St. Clement football cruises to win over Marian
• Letter to the Editor – 11/3
• From<em>The Somerville Journal</em>:<a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/news/education/x294036157/Somerville-Brown-Argenziano-schools-organize-coat-drives-for-Coats-for-Kids target=_blank>Somerville Brown, Argenziano Schools or
• From<em>The Somerville Journal</em>:<a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/news/education/x1696246297/Somerville-s-Brown-School-celebrates-Community-Day target=_blank>Somerville's Brown School Celebrates Community Day</a&g
• From<em>The Somerville News</em>:<a href=http://www.thesomervillenews.com/archives/9163 target=_blank>Somerville High Boys Soccer finishes out regular season in style</a>
• From<em>The Somerville Journal</em>:<a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/news/education/x2115311327/Somerville-s-Scrapheap-Showdown-completes-a-sixth-green-year?img=1 target=_blank>Somerville's Scrapheap Showdown completes
• Somerville takes the ice
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 25-October 31
• Somerville girls cross country team focuses on state tourney
• SHS girls soccer’s tourney hopes in jeopardy
• Police: Heroin dealer caught on Somerville Ave.
• Somerville Aldermen pass DREAM Act
• Going green in Somerville to save greenbacks
• The View From Prospect Hill 11/3
• Newstalk 11/3
• Somerville police officer wounded, suspect killed in shooting
• Somerville High Boys Soccer Finishes Out Regular Season in Style
• 11.20.10 10 - 11:30am limited space register NOW!
• Lyrical Somerville 11/3
• Crack dealer nabbed in West Somerville
• Democrats win local races
• Calling all art lovers
• Report: Somerville police officer shot during undercover gun sting
• DA: Police shooting suspect shot dead
• Woman threatened with knife in Twin City Plaza
• Thursday at 6:30 p.m., the Central Library is screening a classic screwball comedy from the 1930s: "Nothing Sacred" with Carole Lombard and Frederic March. You should come!
• Today is election day
• Somerville High School football stymied by Malden
• Somerville man arrested for shooting at Housing Police
• ‘Vote and Vax’ program returns for November 2 election
• Somerville patriot attends Tea Party Rally
• Halloween in Somerville
• Halloween Events
• Don’t be afraid!
• Somerville Alderman: I feel uncomfortable on bike path at night
• Letter to the Editor – 10/27
• Loud party leads to arrest of man looking for underwear
• Somerville Police provide tips for a safe Halloween
• Alderman: City tickets but doesn’t clean streets during sweeping hours
• Facts, truth, and objectivity in the age of attack ads
• Somerville’s Walk/Ride Day October 29
• STATE APPROVES $15 MILLION IN FUNDING TO REBUILD EAST SOMERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
• From<em>The Boston Globe:<a href=http://www.boston.com/yourtown/news/somerville/2010/10/by_danielle_dreilinger_globe_c_59.htmltarget=_blank>Somerville named state's healthiest city</a>
• From<em>The Somerville Journal</em>:<a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/features/x1558196348/Somerville-girls-cross-country-team-clinches-repeat-GBL-titletarget=_blank>Somerville Girls Cross Country Team clinches repeat GBL Tit
• From<em>The Somerville News</em>:<a href=http://www.thesomervillenews.com/archives/8898target=_blank>Somerville goes Pop!</a>
• Preschool-A-Palooza marks the arrival of Agassiz Preschool in Somerville
• Tufts sailboat thief kicks cop
• Somerville aldermen pass resolution supporting DREAM act
• Beef jerky deal gone bad leads to arrest in Somerville
• Secretary of State William Galvin honored in Somerville
• Somerville goes Pop!
• Register for Learn to Skate/Learn to Play Hockey
• Cambridge Health Alliance Bolsters Community Health in Somerville with Enhanced Somerville Hospital Campus
• Letter to the Editor – 10/27
• Alphonse runs wild in St. Clement homecoming
• Lyrical Somerville – 10/27
• Stone Soup Poetry founder Jack Powers: Looking back
• Somerville girls cross country clinch GBL title
• Mafia boss convicted of cocaine trafficking
• The Somerville News Endorsements
• Newstalk – 10/27
• City’s new dog park near completion
• It’s the Great Pumpkinville, Charlie Brown
• Somerville Police connect Craig’s List ad to Central Street break-in
• Somerville High School girls soccer fights injuries, keeps tourney hopes alive
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 18-October 21
• Somerville football shut out by St. John’s Prep
• Generation Y takes stock in Somerville
• Somerville Police arrest Central Street stabbing suspect after ‘intense manhunt’
• Somerville High School boys soccer clinch tourney appearence
• Somerville author tells ‘Epic’ geek story
• Local businesses, organizations to partner with city today for fourth and final SomerStreets of 2010
• A Dapper reunion
• Feds search East Somerville building, come up empty
• From WBZ Television: <a href=http://wbztv.com/video/?id=93217@wbz.dayport.com target=_blank>Curious Why Chocolate Milk in Schools</a>
• No on Question 3
• Ceremony at King Solomon Masonic Lodge in Somerville
• ‘Marley Mondays’ prove every thing is alright at Precinct
• Letter to the Editor 3 – 10/20
• Caught in the act: Somerville photographers aim lenses at wedding’s details
• Tufts Campus Center shut down by smoke
• I’m a mother voting against Somerville State Senator Pat Jehlen
• Letter to the Editor 2 – 10/20
• Somerville Police: Shoplifter stole digital items with box-cutter
• Somerville School Committee unanimously supports illegal immigrant measure
• Dapper Dan’s
• New police chief won’t commit to live in Somerville
• Somerville Police: Booze thief gave officer false name
• Newstalk 10/20
• The View From Prospect Hill – 10/20
• Somerville Receives Healthiest City in Massachusetts
• Somerville beats Medford in homecoming game
• Somerville vet on fire hiring dispute: ‘I’m disgusted’
• The Friends of the Library are getting ready for their big Fall Book Sale this weekend. You can get incredibly good deals on used and new books, movies, and music and show your support for the Library! * Thursday, 5 pm to 8 pm (preview for Friends who j
• Somerville spikers on the move
• Lyrical Somerville – 10/20
• Freshman volleyball offers hope for program’s future in Somerville
• Letter to the editor 1 – 10/20
• Somerville Alderman William Roche honored
• Thief steals blind man’s cane in Somerville
• Somerville High graduate receives $1000 scholarship
• Italian Mayor visits Somerville
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 11-October 16
• PRESS RELEASE: City of Somerville Named the Healthiest City in Massachusetts
• Boston Poet Laureate to appear at Somerville News Writers Festival at the Arts Armory
• City Hall protest highlights affordable housing shortage in Somerville
• Classic crime novel to be performed as play at Somerville’s Davis Square pub
• Faces on Rt. 2
• Somerville Avenue to become Pumpkinville Avenue
• Police arrest man for knife assault at Somerville club
• 12.04 & 12.05 12-6pm
• Jehlen’s un-kept promises, hollow accomplishments
• Photos present intimate Somerville portraits
• Two arrested for East Somerville car break-in
• Somerville schools launch new generation of musicians
• From <em>The Somerville Journal</em>: <a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/news/education/x2084589469/Somerville-students-get-fresh-ears-at-shucking-event>Somerville students get fresh ears at Shucking Event</a>
• Somerville celebrates history of battling domestic violence
• Somerville Police arrest Joshua Tree patron after disturbance
• Directions for the future via St. Clement
• Somerville High School soccer rolls despite injuries
• The View From Prospect Hill – 10/13
• Newstalk – 10/13
• Immigrant advocates criticize new surveillance tools
• Recycling pilot delayed to October 14
• Lyrical Somerville – 10/13
• Aldermen approve Pasquarello as new Somerville police chief
• 10.30.10
• DIF-fering opinions on Somerville’s City Hall’s new development plan
• Mayor’s Bike Ride Moved to Monday 10/18
• Somerville High School volleyball continues to struggle
• Somerville Police: Central Street stabbing not random
• Learning the lingo on the job in Somerville
• Somerville Police Crime Log October 4-October 8
• HONK! if you like social activism, reflective tights
• Somerville girls soccer off to winning start
• The Somerville News Writers Festival announces lineup
• Lowell claims 32-6 victory over Saint Clements
• Let’s meet at The Bal–A-Roue
• Good Sports in Somerville
• Man trying to sell mom’s computer caught with drugs in Somerville
• Congressman Capuano’s resolution regarding Sudan passes in the House
• Road rage incident led to BB gun shooting in Somerville
• HONK! Fest mixes activism and music in Somerville
• MEDIA ADVISORY: FREE SWIM LESSONS MARK THE 10th ANNIVERSARY OF THE KENNEDY POOL
• Lieutenant Governor Murray honored in Somerville
• In incumbent-wary election season, Jehlen touts experience
• Republican challenger criticizes Jehlen on job creation
• Next stop: Green Line station design
• The View From Prospect Hill October 6
• Immigrant groups rally Somerville support for federal bill
• Newstalk 10/6
• Bring on the bratwurst in Somerville
• Steve Mayone is doing a series of sing alongs at the Central Library on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. I saw a lot of happy kids and parents jumping around in there this morning. Remaing dates are September 27th, and October 4th, 18th, and 25th. Come along and
• 11.08.10
• Somerville Police: Suspect pulled gun on meter maid
• YAY Harvest Fest 2010 is a Weekly Dig pick!
• East Somerville School rebuilding funds approved by state
• Somerville police: Teen skateboarders attack man with weapon
• Somerville Highlander Boys Soccer fighting through injuries
• St. Clement’s football suffers 21-20 heartbreaker to Matignon
• Somerville still helping Haiti
• Popular Poet populist: Jean—Dany Joachim
• Man strangled at Somerville Theatre
• Somerville Highlander Spikers looking for wins
• Steve Mayone is doing a series of sing alongs at the Central Library on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. I saw a lot of happy kids and parents jumping around in there this morning. Remaing dates are September 27th, and October 4th, 18th, and 25th. Come along and
• 11.08.10
• Clark replaces Harris as Somerville girls basketball coach
• Somerville Police: Loaded gun seized in drug bust
• Waterproof Somerville
• FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Somerville Named One of the Nation’s 100 Best Communities for Young People By America’s Promise Alliance and ING
• 11.08.10
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 27-October 3
• SHANNON CLARK NAMED VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL COACH IN SOMERVILLE, MA: Athlete leadership development and innovative offensive strategies cited as Clark’s strengths
• Somerville teens take the floor
• Somerville football loses to Xaverian
• Nissenbaum’s celebrates 100 years in Somerville
• City of Somerville TV Logo Contest – Call to Artists
• St Clement’s Anchormen lose to Matignon Warriors
• It’s fun to stay at the YMCA!
• Nissenbaum’s celebrates 100 years in Somerville
• Swap recipes with neighbors, and the mayor in Somerville
• Somerville under clear skies preparing for the worst
• Lies and hypocrisy about tax cuts and deficits
• Malden Catholic lances Somerville in football match up
• Rock and Raffle Benefit
• Bad date arrested in Somerville after racial slurs, strange outburst
• Battles with mental illness produce art in Somerville
• Man pulled form burning car in Somerville
• Somerville player makes college football history
• Somerville freshmen volleyball off to promising start
• Somerville volleyball squad improving
• Lyrical Somerville – 9/29
• Basketball and skating for community activism in Somerville
• Letter to the Editor from Senator DiDomenico
• Somerville Police: Suspect who tried to break into officer’s home complained of past arrests
• Fireworks celebrate Assembly Row
• The View From Prospect Hill – 9/29
• Newstalk – 9/29
• Tufts Community Day 2010
• Somerville High School girls soccer still battling
• St. Clements Round-Up
• A New Literary Partnership: Endicott College and the Ibbetson Street Press
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 20-September 25
• Something healthy is afoot in Somerville
• Somerville introduces medication drop-off at SPD
• Somerville Police: Stabbing suspect caught with cocaine
• Drive by shooting in East Somerville injures one
• Time for Somerville teens to talk back
• Fluff lovers make Whoopie in Somerville’s Union Square
• Somerville Recreation Advanced Baseball School
• Duo Maresienne: ‘In The Wake Of Corelli’ At Somerville Museum
• Tufts hosts Eighth Annual Community Day with Medford and Somerville
• New show highlights self expression through art
• So long to sorting in Somerville
• Boston, Cambridge bridge project upsets Somerville aldermen, police chief
• Somerville’s Assembly Square could get a fire station
• Ex-Somerville cop James Tatosky, veteran and martial arts expert, honored by aldermen
• Somerville aldermen debate immigration legislation
• Where the rubber hits the road
• Fluff fest is back in Somerville
• Terrorthon opens this week in Somerville
• Somerville teen arrested at Broadway house party
• Tango 5 is back
• Burglary rates plummet in Somerville
• St. Clement’s girls volleyball snaps losing streak
• Somerville Police Department Haunted House
• Newstalk September 22
• Somerville pub hosts Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg before Social Network premier
• Somerville School Committee notes
• It’s Howdy Doody time
• Somerville’s elected officials address local immigration issues at forum
• Lyrical 9/22
• Malachy McCourt to Hold Court at the Somerville News Writers Festival Nov. 13, 2010
• Somerville girls soccer get first league win
• Somerville business owners balk at short notice of eminent domain possibility
• Assembling Assembly Square in Somerville
• The View From Prospect Hill September 22
• Army National Guard Honors Somerville Police Officer
• Somerville boys soccer rebounds with win
• The telephone’s Somerville roots explored
• St. Clement’s football earns first win
• Somerville High football shut out in tough loss to Falmouth
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 13-September 19
• Drunk man goes on racist tirade at Somerville McDonald’s
• Steve Mayone is doing a series of sing alongs at the Central Library on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. I sa
• Dogfest 2010
• 2011 EBoard Election
• Nissenbaum’s turns 100 years old
• Riverfest 2010
• Girls soccer splits first two games
• Let’s all go to the movies!
• Somerville’s Union Square goes country
• Somerville Home to host Masquerade Dinner Dance
• Surfrider foundation brings the S.T.O.K.E.E from Somerville to Nahant
• Letter to the editor – 9/15
• Somerville Police: Arrested drug dealer cooperates to implicate heroin boss
• Somerville Mayor denies union busting, discrimination allegations
• The View From Prospect Hill September 15
• Newstalk September 15
• NStar criticized for outages in Somerville
• 10.10.10 the Harry Potter Alliance 5th Anniversary BLOWOUT on sale NOW
• Viva La Vinal celebrates in the garden
• Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair vists Cambridge and Somerville today
• One arrested in Somerville’s Davis Square stab, brass knuckles attack
• Somerville drunk driver crashes on Medford Street
• Roots fest benefits kids and paints faces in Somerville
• Somerville honors 9/11 victims with vigil
• Let your Greek flag fly!
• Letter to the editor September 15
• Somerville Police capture bank robbery suspects after spree
• No-bid contract rejection means more delay to Green Line extension in Somerville
• Somerville Police Crime Log September 6-September 12
• Citizens Bank and Cradles to Crayons provide backpacks filled with school supplies
• Today is State Primary Day
• There is just too doggone much to do at this festival in Somerville
• How “I” write a poem
• Somerville Alibrandi’s capture title
• Somerville to hold 9/11 candlelight vigil along community path
• Remember Cabot Farms?
• HONK! photo exhibit runs through Sept. 30 in Somerville’s Davis Square
• School is in
• 09.30.10
• Somerville gets three new firefighters
• Break-in suspect caught with pills
• Two officers hurt in Davis Square drug bust
• Two alleged bank suspects caught
• Punjabi Somerville: Indian fest celebrates local culture
• Senate candidates face off in last debate
• Concert for Community Youth in Somerville
• Artwork Wanted
• We have a great section of cook books! A few new titles: "Double Take: One Fabulous Recipe, T
• The Many Hands CD is on the "New and Noteworthy" list on iTunes Indie Spotlight. Come to
• Newstalk – 9/8
• Aldermen: Parking rules hurt local romance, possible NStar lawsuit, problem property and East Somerv
• College kids return
• Somerville’s Winter Hill Bank Robbed
• Somerville Alibrandis one win from clinching title
• What an old man sees sitting down, a young man cannot see standing up
• SHS boys soccer coach: We’re playing for state championship
• St. Clement soccer looks to improve
• At 90, city’s leading artist recognized in Somerville
• Somerville’s GLBT activist Kara Suffredini Named Executive Director of MassEquality
• The View From Prospect Hill September 8
• Somerville police nab perv without pants
• Somerville father knocked out at Fisk Ave. fire
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 31-September 5
• Table leg used in Somerville gang fight
• SHA, housing officials, residents to celebrate new afforable senior housing at West Somerville&rsquo
• Woman arrested for trespassing at Somerville sandwich shop
• Somerville celebrates Punjabi, Sikh cultures in Union Square
• Back to cool
• Big Sam’s Funky Nation brings New Orleans heat to Somerville
• City prepares for effects of Hurricane Earl, issues residential preparation guidelines from FEMA
• Somerville Police: Break-in suspect on Minnesota Avenue threatened victim
• Somerville’s emerging industry cluster
• Tree down in Somerville
• Somerville prepares for the worst
• Job Lot rejected as Broadway tenant, property owner may sue city
• Salem man begging to stay leaves in cuffs
• Patrick Tours Somerville’s MaxPak Site Following $490,000 Grant
• Somerville Aldermen look into Davis Square crime
• Art and nature at Nave Gallery in Somerville
• St. Clements football has eyes on league title
• Somerville Alibrandis reach Yawkey League final
• Lyrical Somerville
• Somerville Police: Cambridge man in stolen car had pot
• Foot stomping Mexican fun in Somerville’s Union Square music fest
• Making the choice at Healey School in Somerville
• Somerville rap: Activist puts concerns to beats
• The View From Prospect Hill September 1
• Newstalk September 1
• Somerville Mayor: Knock down police building
• MWRA Scheduled Water Maintenance
• Somerville player, US women’s rugby eliminated from World Cup
• Fall sports in full swing in Somerville
• Somerville Police Crime Log August 23-August 29
• Somerville’s 2010 Greek Music and Food Festival Set for September 10, 11, 12
• Five years on, New Orleans rocks Davis Square
• Thrills in the Ville
• Land swap may move VFW post and untangle development dispute in Somerville
• Reclaiming and rebuilding in Somerville
• Somerville alderman O’Donovan: Start budget planning early this year
• Somerville’s Green Line extension a spending issue in governor’s race
• Mexican music festival in Somerville’s Union Square
• Somerville aldermen spar over disabilities commission appointment
• Somerville Police: Crack dealer identified by ‘obvious dental issue’
• Somerville Officer cleared by DA in fatal shooting
• Somerville Police Station floods again
• Somerville teens attack with five foot chain and windshield wiper
• Somerville athlete competes in triathlon weeks after donating organ
• MRB CHELKO: Parting words from a Somerville poet
• Somerville retirees ask for cost of living increase
• Ice-cream showdown highlights funky arts weekend in Somerville
• 18 displaced after Houghton Street fire
• Party under the highway celebrates five years in Somerville
• Letter to Editor
• Newstalk for August 25
• The View From Prospect Hill for August 25
• Job Lot opponents: We can do better in Somerville
• Somerville teen kicks in door to steal mountain bike
• Groundwork Somerville warns boaters about herbicidal treatment
• Somerville receives $400,000 EPA grant to help developers clean up contaminated sites
• Somerville Police Crime Log for the week of August 16-August 22
• Fire on Houghton Street in Somerville
• Somerville’s Middlesex Ave under construction
• Attorney Terry Kennedy announces candidacy for governor's council
• Tree down on Broadway
• Somerville Police: Woman attacked from behind in Sunday assault
• Police: Drunk man stole Somerville cop car
• Somerville woman competes in triathlon three months after donating kidney
• Somerville Police warn Park Street residents about recent assault
• No one injured in Somerville fire that drew firefighters from five cities
• Somerville rugby star contributes to US World Cup opener win
• Davis Square’s Buffalo Exchange expands to Allston
• Voter registration deadline is Wednesday
• Somerville's Kirkland bar to reopen as Deco Mediterranean restaurant
• Crafters Needed for 1st Annual "Snow Mall"
• Groundwork Somerville holds annual local roots music and food fest
• Green Line Extension community design workshop results submitted for review
• Humor comes to Boston, courtesy of Somerville
• Somerville’s Mark Linehan performed in Reagle Music’s ‘Hairspray’
• Water main break in Somerville
• Somerville’s state Senators Jehlen, DiDomenico haven’t missed a roll call vote
• Somerville woman named MassEquality executive director
• School is in the air
• Letter: Former Star Market site not feasible for new supermarket
• Sierra Club, League of Environmental Voters endorse DiDomenico for state Senate
• DiDomenico: ‘I have done the job; I have the experience’
• Somerville Municipal Employees Union: Retirees deserve pension increase
• Bill in the works to foster teen driving safety
• Somerville man busted with knife resists arrest
• Somerville Police seize 20 bags of coke, cash
• The Sunsetters let it all hang out in Somerville
• Somerville Police catch thief with wallet hidden in underwear
• State senate rematch a test of incumbency
• Somerville Police: Arrests (Aug. 9-15)
• Somerville man with broom refuses to move from sinkhole, faces arrest
• Lyrical Somerville – 8/18
• DA investigation clears police in fatal shooting of Somerville woman
• Bazaar, ice cream, flowers and dancing in Somerville’s Union Square Saturday
• DA rules fatal Somerville Police shooting justified
• Somerville Police officer cleared by DA in fatal shooting
• Somerville Police Crime Log for the week of August 9-August 14
• Somerville Police: Shoplifting suspect had drugs
• New chief touts urban experience
• Somerville produces an online sensation
• Younger brokers lead in Assembly Square development
• The View From Prospect Hill for August 18
• Newstalk for August 18
• Somerville teacher draws international crowd with Humor Festival
• Another Green Line delay in Somerville
• Cambridge Health Alliance in talks about potential affiliation with area health-care providers
• Davis Dash, a running, bicycling charity event, comes to Somerville
• Somerville Home Depot shoplifter also busted with prescription drugs
• Vinny’s Ristorante hosts final summer First Tuesdays for East Somerville Main Street
• Somerville Alibrandis primed for playoff matchup with Malden
• Teachers’ unions endorse DiDomenico for state Senate
• Somerville Police: Incidents (Aug. 9-15)
• Somerville-based Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers collecting award nominations
• Somerville Alibrandis cruising in the playoffs
• Shift always flows downstream
• Somerville real estate broker arrested for allegedly stealing deposit
• Somerville Police: Cocaine drip from nostril leads to dealer’s arrest
• Mitigation for Tufts Street site contaminated by dry cleaner almost complete
• Somerville Greek church celebrates Name day
• Somerville Community Access Television creates after-school media club
• Somerville Theatre@First to present ‘A Language of Their Own’
• CHA emergency site chief named president of Mass. College of Emergency Physicians
• Somerville Local First holds second annual Harvest Fest
• Marathon Sports’ Somerville Jingle Bell Run donates $10,000 to city athletic programs
• Somerville-based YouthBuild USA receives $2.6 million Walmart Foundation grant
• Second neighborhood meeting being held Tuesday
• Barrios endorses Flaherty for his former state Senate seat
• Somerville’s Jehlen helps pass Silver Alert legislation
• Italian Navy visits Somerville
• Poet, performance artist Michael Mack: Honoring his mother’s tragic life
• Somerville women harasses resident, refuses to leave
• Somerville becomes even greener
• Bangkok to Somerville: New Police Chief Pasquarello in place by winter
• Villezilla, a 3 1/2-foot long iguana, captured after three-week chase
• Somerville juvenile caught for assault, stealing bike
• Eisenberg: How to control weeds
• Senate approves bill to implement financial literacy bill
• The job that awaits our new Somerville police chief
• Beacon Hill Roll Call: August 6, 2010
• Alibrandi’s in fine form heading into playoffs
• Somerville robbery by trio in bandanas with a knife
• Somerville woman turns herself in after assault
• Truck accident on McGrath Highway
• Somerville’s 30th Annual Mayor’s Senior Picnic at Powderhouse Park
• Somerville Police investigate alleged assault by MS-13 gang members
• Somerville, home of Somerstat, doesn't compile employees' take-home pay
• Somerville Public Safety Building nears full occupancy
• Ex-Ames factory workers learn new skills at SCALE in Somerville
• Drunken Medford man cuffed after assault in Somerville
• Multi-million unfinished North Point development for sale
• Dented cans
• Somerville Police log for the week of August 2-August 8
• Somerville softball turning the corner
• Somerville women’s rugby star off to World Cup
• Group counseling strategy earns Somerville probation almost perfect rating
• Knife pulled out in all-female fight on North Street in Somerville
• Unfounded threats bring SWAT team to Somerville
• The View From Prospect Hill for August 11
• Newstalk for August 11
• Pasquarello tapped as next top cop in Somerville
• Davis looking to win over ‘second home’ Boston at UFC 118
• Somerville Police: Incidents (Aug.2-8)
• Somerville Alibrandis miss division title by half-game
• Somerville plays hardball with Trum Field architect
• Somerville Police: Arrests (Aug.2-8)
• Gargoyles chef Jay Santos serves up Hell's Kitchen loss with grace
• Unlicensed Somerville massage parlor shut down for prostitution
• Somerville’s Hearty Meals for All held at Community Baptist Church
• Somerville taps DEA regional director for police chief
• Gas leak evacuated Somerville's Rogers Foam factory
• Lyrical Somerville – 8/11/10
• Novelist writes from the “Loneliest Planet” in Somerville
• Somerville’s Rising Stars To Perform Live
• Somerville’s Havurat Shalom holds Newcomers’ Night
• Somerville Police: Drunk man assaults man with wooden stick in Davis Square park
• Somerville’s 30th Annual Mayor’s Senior Picnic
• Human trafficking investigation in Somerville’s Davis Square leads to arrest of two for prosti
• DEA director Pasquarello picked as next Somerville police chief over acting chief Cabral
• Oiste endorses Flaherty for state Senate
• Somerville's Flaherty picked again for Weymouth Housing Authority executive director
• Groundwork Somerville receives Harvard Pilgrim Health Care grant
• Claim that caused Somerville SWAT scene unfounded
• Pasquarello chosen as new Somerville Police Chief
• Somerville Rock & Roll Yard Sale
• Small Business Administration extends disaster loan outreach
• Somerville’s Union Square makes paper
• Legislature approves economic development reorganization bill
• Somerville teen vandal arrested for making threats
• The Mystic Shore
• Letter: Proud Somerville is represented by Jehlen
• Rare chocolate factory here in Somerville
• Mass. Nurses Association endorses DiDomenico for state Senate
• Bicyclist injured on Washington Street
• Mayor visits chief finalists
• Bring cat food to pet inspired art show at Nave gallery Friday
• Voter registration deadline for primary is Aug. 25
• Somerville man busted with marijuana
• Letter: Somerville parking regulations predatory
• Somerville legislators split on casino bill
• At 90, Lund has spent more than 50 years as Somerville's mapmaker, draftsman
• Breathing new life into Somerville’s squares
• Somerville Police make arrests after man beaten with beer bottle
• Somerville residents ride for cancer in 31st Pan Mass Challenge
• Somerville residents, police come together for National Night Out
• Engine 3 returns to Somerville Public Safety Building
• Somerville residents sound off about Green Line extension
• Patrick approves tax holiday, capital funds, nixes item pricing
• Assembly Square’s infrastructure goes into high gear
• Somerville Police make cocaine, marijuana bust in Davis Square
• Somerville Police: Incidents (July 26 - Aug. 1)
• Highway chief: 14 bridge decks on I-93 need replacement
• Drugs in Davis
• Somerville Police: Arrests (July 26 - Aug. 1)
• Legislature clears way for new Somerville senior housing
• Church replaces notorious gang hangout
• Crime biters in Somerville
• SBA offers loans as Somerville continues flood cleanup
• Possible hostage situation in Somerville
• The View From Prospect Hill for August 4
• Lyrical Somerville – 8/4/10
• Newstalk for August 4
• Off The Shelf – 8/4/10
• No dice on casino plans
• Somerville Alibrandis still in pursuit of top seed
• State Legislature passes CORI reform bill
• Somerville Youth Soccer starts summer program
• Somerville and firefighters union enter mediation over contract
• Legislature approves bill protecting against foreclosures, mortgage fraud
• Somerville's Elm Street closure due to possible hostage situation
• SWAT team draws men out of Elm Street home
• Somerville Police arrest ‘Lucky’ resident
• Somerville women’s football squad wins national title
• Prize evening for pig pickin’ in Somerville
• Somerville pair nabbed for stealing rims
• Man arrested for sleeping in underwear in stranger’s home in Somerville
• Moroccan rap comes to Somerville’s Union Square
• Somerville Police: Drunk driver and pals crashed, tried to flee
• Musicians gather for the 17th Somerville String Camp
• Comedy troupe carves out regular laughs at Somerville Theatre
• Somerville Police: Suspect smashed bottle over man’s head
• Somerville Police Crime Log for the week of July 25-August 1
• Deval Patrick on slots: wants no part of ‘no-bid contracts’
• Open Air Circus in Somerville
• Community Action Agency of Somerville offers summer reading list
• Ten proposals that did not make it on Beacon Hill
• Somerville women hit by bus in Maine, sustain injuries
• Somerville officials visit police chief candidates' respective departments
• Somerville Public Schools appoint new food services director
• Patrick says he will amend gambling bill
• Somerville community group gathers signatures for youth vote ordinance
• House Speaker DeLeo challenges Gov. Patrick's opposition to racinos
• Alibrandis squander lead
• Legislature approves, sends casinos, slots bill to governor
• It’s my Party and I’ll lie if I want to*
• Somerville, Nordeste finalize sister city agreement
• Kids, clowns, and talent on display in Somerville
• Patrick plans to return gambling bill to Massachusetts lawmakers
• New business opens in Somerville during hard times
• Somerville Fire Chief: Lake Street porch, car fire case of arson
• I’ll meet you at Harold’s
• Somerville's Capuano school closed due to mold after flooding
• Redbones fires up the pig rig in Davis Square for homeless benefit in Somerville
• Great Somerville Campout to be held at Lincoln Park
• Somerville’s Union Square rocks out Saturday
• Somerville Housing Authority to transform unused land into affordable senior housing
• Somerville's Mudflat Studio gets new digs on Broadway
• Capuano Early Childhood Center to undergo repairs
• Chelsea men busted in Somerville with weapons, no license
• Massachusetts Sierra Club endorses Grossman for treasurer
• Somerville Mayor Curtatone: Union commentary wrong, bizarre
• Students complete Somerville’s job readiness program
• Loans help Somerville flood victims, but city still on hook
• Stray iguana spotted on Somerville's Simpson Avenue
• Somerville’s Havurat Shalom holds Shabbat services, lunch
• Somerville’s Assembly Square has a new road
• Three casino, two racino proposal clears Mass House
• Traffic crackdown
• NEW DIRECTOR TO LEAD SOMERVILLE’S FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT: Medford’s Jeanne R. Irwin app
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS EXCEED $925,000 FOR SOMERVILLE’S CLASS OF 2010: Local, corporate and univer
• From the <i>Somerville Journal</i>: <a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/new
• PRESS RELEASE: ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR CAREER AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ADDED TO SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHO
• From the <i>Somerville Journal</i>: <a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/new
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• SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEY RESULTS RELEASED
• PRESS RELEASE: SCHOOL COMMITTEE DECIDES TO UNIFY THE HEALEY INTO ONE SCHOOL
• Congratulations Bulldogs
• Welcome to SLL′s home on the web!
• From the <i>Somerville Journal</i>: <a href=http://www.wickedlocal.com/somerville/new
• ALCOHOLISM, DOMESTIC ABUSE, SEXUAL SCANDAL, AND WARRING RESTAURANTEURS...
• El Dorado Ensemble: ‘Grand Ballet de Cour’ At Somerville Museum
• Sara Watkins (of Nickel Creek) with Jesse Harper (of Old School Freight Train)
• Somerville : Heart's Ease in German Baroque Concert at Somerville Museum
• Become a Foster Parent!
• ‘King Of Denmark's Health’ With El Dorado Ensemble At Somerville Museum
• Every Child Deserves a Home
• A Funny Children's Book About The Flu
• Duo Maresienne: 'Musick's Recreation' at Somerville Museum
• Somerville Museum Announces 2009-10 Early Music Series
• Governor Patrick, Congressional Delegation Commit More Than $65 Million In State And Federal...
• Somerville Arts Council Chosen To Receive Federal Stimulus Funds
• Dog Owners Task Force News - July 7, 2009
• City Holds Public Meeting To Discuss Improvements to Transportation Infrastructure in Union Square
• Aldermen Approve $160 Million FY2010 Budget
• Independence Day Fireworks
• Mayor Curtatone and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Celebrate Shape Up Somerville
• Orange Line Meeting
• Somerville Women’s Commission To Hold Fundraiser Featuring Live Music
• MSBA Designates East Somerville Community School As Active Project; Mayor Sets Up Community Advisory
• Traffic And Parking Upgrades To New Systems Vendor
• City To Cut 24 Positions In Fy2010
• City Launches Comprehensive Planning Process For Somerville's Future
• City Undertakes Comprehensive Tree Inventory
• Powder House Community School Site - Public Meeting
• Financial Advisory Committee Delivers Recommendations On Actions Needed...
• In Special Meeting, Mayor Updates Board of Aldermen and School Committee...
• Board of Elections Commissioners Announces The Calendar for 2009 Municipal Election Season
• Mayor Curtatone Announces Spring Resistat Meetings
• City of Somerville News - ‘SomerVision,’ Open House
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Youth Tennis Program
• Somerville Recreation Commission and High School Host Local Track Meet
• ‘Somervision,’ An Open House
• Finalists Named for 2009 All-America City Award
• Music from Renaissance Italy at Somerville Museum
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Mosaic Artwork Course
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Children’s Art Course with Local Artist Chris Legare
• Somerville Police Patrolmen’s Union And City Sign One-Year Contract Agreement.....................
• Somerville MA Real Estate Guide
• City Hosts 9th Annual Rabies Clinic for Cats and Dogs
• Mayor Curtatone Appoints Paulette Renault-Caragianes As Health Director
• Homeless Census Reveals Increase In Permanent Housing And Programming...
• Somerville Recreation Commission Holds Women’s Softball Meeting
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Cardio Mix Class
• Proposed Revision to Condo Ordinance Tabled, More Outreach Needed
• City Urges Residents to Complete and Return Annual Census
• Mayor Curtatone Names Special Committee To Advise On City Finances
• City Seeks Public Comment on 2009-2010 Draft Hud Action Plan
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Mosaic Artwork Course
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Knitting Beyond The Basics Course
• Draft Condominium Conversion Ordinance Informational Community Meetings
• Somerville Declares Snow Emergency Effective
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Somertime In February Program
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Soccer Clinics and Games
• Mayor Curtatone, City Reflect on 2008 Progress and Accomplishments
• 2009 Mid Term Address
• Somerville Declares Snow Emergency Effective
• Hodgkins-Curtin Park
• Parking Meters Reinstalled On Somerville Avenue From Market Basket Into Union Square
• Letter to East Somerville Community School Families
• City Prepares For 2008-09 Snow Season
• SCAP, SPF100 Begin ‘Sticker Shock’ Campaign Against Underage Drinking
• SHPC Now Selling Commemorative Somerville Items
• Mayor Announces Departure Of Aide Mike Buckley ...
• Somerville Selected as Leading Site in New National Program to Fight Childhood Obesity
• Mayor Curtatone Named To National Committee On Childhood Obesity Prevention
• City Implements Automatic Computer Shutdowns To Reduce Energy Usage
• City Releases Findings from High School Health Survey
• 3-Alarm Fire on Walnut St. Prompts Accidental ... Alert Message to Entire City
• City to Install State-Of-The Art Wireless Water Meters Throughout Somerville
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Mosaic Artwork Course
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Children’s Ceramic Class
• Substation Opening
• Somerville Ave Project 75% Complete And Six Months Ahead Of Schedule
• City Invites Residents And Business Owners To Second Union Square Rezoning Community Meeting
• Healthy Communities Summit Draws Leaders From Across Commonwealth
• Mayor Curtatone Joins Community Leaders to Announce Campaign to Oppose Question 2
• Team Alibrandi Wins Men’s Softball Championship
• Charter Advisory Committee Extends Public Comment Period
• City Wins Best In Show At Municipal Truck Day
• Somerville Fire Department Purchases State-Of-The-Art Pumper Truck
• Mayor Curtatone, Aldermen Trane And Chief Holloway Visit West Somerville Police Substation
• Mayor Curtatone and Alderman Trane Join New Owner of Soleil Cafe
• Governor Signs into Law Legislation Making Way for Assembly Sqaure Waterfront Park
• Mayor Curtatone And Alderman Gewirtz Announce Draft Condo Conversion Ordinance
• Sergiu Luchian Joins City as Director of Transportation and Infrastructure
• Somerville Fire Department, State Issue Thunderstorm Safety Advisories
• Aldermen Approve Plan to Take Deputy Police Chiefs Out Of Civil Service
• Mayor Curtatone Appoints David Lutes As Director Of Office Of Sustainability And Environment
• City Seeks Input From Creative Design Industry
• City to Repave 44 Roadways in FY2009
• Mayor Curtatone Announces Full Membership of Charter Advisory Committee
• City Launches Major Planning Process for Inner Belt and Brickbottom
• With Temperatures In The Nineties Monday And Tuesday, Mayor Issues Heat Advisory
• Somerville Health Dept, Scap Receive $100,000 Grant From State
• Somerville Recreation Commission and Public Schools Host 87th Annual Track Meet
• City Secures 55-57 Albion Street
• City to Require Permits for Pods and Moving Vans Effective June 1, 2008
• SJC Upholds Mayor’s Right To Appoint Veterans Services Director
• City Awarded $100,000 Grant To Streamline Permiting
• City Provides Foreclosure FAQ on Web Site
• Spend A Summer Evening Cheering on The Men’s Softball Teams
• City Allows Restaurants to Serve Alcohol at Sidewalk Cafes
• Record Number Of Residents Use Information Database On City Website
• Governor Patrick Signs Bill Funding Green Line Extension
• Mayor Curtatone Joins Colleagues From Across The Country at Mayors Against Illegal Guns .....
• Latin American Mayors Visit Somerville To Learn From City’s Best Practices
• City Announces Online Credit Card Payments Will Be Accepted For Fourth Quarter Billing
• City Applies For Grant to Streamline Permitting Process
• Somerville Police First In Massachusetts to Deploy State-Of-The-Art Interrogation Recording and...
• Mayor Curtatone and Fire Chief Kelleher Announce Purchase of Four Hybrid Vehicles
• City Swears in Five Police Officers
• Somerville Recreation Commission Offers Community Walking/Jogging Nights at Dilboy Stadium
• The Somerville Recreation Commission (SRC) Announced it will be Offering Tennis Lessons
• Somerville Men's Softball League Holds an Organizatinal Meeting
• Join The Sommerville Recreation Commmision for a Day of Dining and Entertainment
• Aldermen Trane, Heuston And Connolly Appointed To National League Of Cities Policy Committees
• Somerville Snow Emergency Lifted Saturday, Feb. 23
• City Bond Rating Upgraded to Highest Level Ever
• Mayor Curtatone and Alderman Heuston Join Resaurant Owners for China Delight Ribbon Cutting
• Mayor Curtatone Attends Washington D.C. Meeting of U.S. Conference of Mayors
• City Swears In Seven Police Officers
• Central Library Summer Reading Club Kickoff
• Bead Crochet
• Stunning Stone Necklaces
• ArtsUnion
• A Taste Of Somerville

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