Supports new technologies created by businesses, start-ups, and non-profit organizations that expand recycling and reuse
The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $1.1 million in funding to support 13 businesses and organizations focused on expanding recycling and reuse infrastructure. These grants will support new technologies to help manage big and bulky waste materials, improve waste reduction efficiencies, and expand the recycling market across Massachusetts.
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Community invited to celebration on Thursday, September 10 with free refreshments
The Somerville Office of Immigrant Affairs (SOIA), in proud partnership with the Brazilian Women’s Group, invites community members to celebrate 204 years of Brazilian independence at the fourth annual Brazilian flag raising on Thursday, September 10, at 3 p.m. on the Somerville City Hall concourse (93 Highland Ave). The rain date is Monday, September 14.
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— Photo courtesy of Mass Clean Energy Center
The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $27.2 million in tax incentives through the Mass Clean Energy Center‘s Climatetech Tax Incentives Program (CTIP). The funding will help 18 Massachusetts-based climatetech companies grow, create jobs, and accelerate the development and deployment of technologies that strengthen the state’s position as a global leader in clean energy solutions that lower costs, reduce pollution, and protect public health.
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Family-friendly event kicks off at 5 p.m. with free pizza and activities on City Hall Concourse. — Photos courtesy of City of Somerville
All invited to City Council Meeting at 7 p.m.
Community members are invited to attend Somerville’s fourth Civic Day event on Thursday, September 10, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., with activities taking place inside City Hall (93 Highland Ave.) and on the City Hall concourse.
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Apply by Monday, September 14
Applications are now open for the sale of six deed-restricted condominiums at One Inman Square (121 Prospect St.) to eligible, first-time homebuyers. Units will be sold at below market price through the City of Somerville’s Inclusionary Housing Program.
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New public art, seating, lighting, plantings, and gathering space bring more color and comfort to one of Somerville’s busiest neighborhood centers.
— Photos courtesy of City of Somerville.
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