
Transformative stormwater management project aims to bring flood relief and promote environmental health
All community members are invited to learn more about flood relief and water quality improvement efforts planned for Winter Hill, Ten Hills, and the surrounding neighborhood. On March 25, take your pick of a project walk or a virtual meeting to get the latest on this important work.
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Arts at the Armory is proud to welcome We Black Folk for a special showcase on March 20, 2026, as part of our Spotlight Series. Celebrating the depth, diversity, and brilliance of Black artistry in the folk and roots music world, this curated evening brings together six distinct voices – Cliff Notez, Tyler Donkoh-Halm, Tim Hall, Gabriella Simpkins, Dzidzor, and Alisa Amador – each offering a unique perspective melding acoustic roots with soul, poetry, and contemporary storytelling.
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The City of Somerville is receiving $500,000 for the Gilman Square Roadway Improvement Project as part of the state’s Complete Streets Funding Program.
Grant to help fund transformation of street—enhancing safety and accessibility for all
The Healey-Driscoll administration has awarded the City of Somerville $500,000 to help implement its redesign of western Pearl Street in Gilman Square as part of MassDOT’s complete streets funding program.
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Community members invited to submit nominations; Recipients to be announced monthly
As Cher almost said: “Can I hear a little commotion for the staff?” Mayor Jake Wilson is introducing the Somerville Service Award, a monthly spotlight to recognize the exceptional work of City staff who keep Somerville running. Whether it was getting a problem solved, listening and acting on your feedback, connecting you to a service, launching a whole new initiative, or just a helpful conversation over pizza at your ward’s Slice of the City, community members are invited to nominate City staff that you feel deserve recognition.
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Dear Editor,
Once again, I am writing to thank the residents of Somerville for demonstrating their community spirit and commitment to sustainability by donating more than one million pounds of clothing and household goods to Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries in 2025.
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