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Somerville artist Jane Sherrill thrives around water. Most recently her sculpture and art has revolved around oceans, icicles and the shadows they produce. Sherrill has been producing art for many years now and she is a longtime resident of the Vernon St. Studios in Somerville. I talked with her amidst the din of the Bloc 11 Cafe in Union Square.
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Mellon Sawyer Seminar in Comparative Global Humanities to bring distinguished visiting humanities scholars to Tufts; inaugural event features acclaimed director Mira Nair
Tufts University will launch the Mellon Sawyer Seminar in Comparative Global Humanities April 20 with a conversation with Oscar-nominated director Mira Nair, part of a multi-month, interdisciplinary initiative to innovate humanistic studies in literature, religion, history, philosophy and art by looking beyond national cultures to global stories of connection and conflict.
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Marquille Morrisey, of 9 Oliver St., Everett, April 11, 10:27 a.m., arrested at Fellsway on a warrant charge of drug possession to distribute.
Alexandra Tristan-Ribeiro, of 17 Park St., Melrose, April 11, 6:04 p.m., arrested at George St. on charges of violation of city ordinance possession of a dangerous weapon and possession of a class C drug.
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~Photos by Claudia Ferro
The Somerville High School’s 3rd Annual Career Fair was held on Wednesday, April 13, 2016. The goal for the fair was to provide students with the very best career, training, and educational opportunities in this area as they formulate their post-secondary plans.
Time is ticking down for the GLX Interim Team to finalize its review of the over budget project. While they continue to look for cost savings across the project, public comment at community and working group meetings focus on three major areas where cuts concern residents. Somerville Neighborhood News Director Heather Aveson brings us comments and concerns from the three most recent public meetings where Jack Wright and his interim design team made presentations and received feedback. Watch the full news video on SCATV Ch. 3 on Tuesdays at 7pm or online atsomervilleneighborhoodnews.org.
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If you want to take advantage of spring rains to water your garden or lawn, you can order an at-cost rain barrel through The Great American Rain Barrel Company, as part of the city’s annual discounted rain barrel program. To place your order, visit greatamericanrainbarrel.com, click on the link for community programs, and then click on the Somerville link. You can place your order through May 7 at 5 p.m. and barrels will be available for pickup on May 14 at the Department of Public Works, 1 Franey Road.
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The City’s 241st annual Patriot’s Day celebration, to be held at Foss Park on Mon., April 18 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
241st anniversary of historic event to include colonial games, refreshments, visit by Paul Revere on horseback.
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 1 Alderman Matt McLaughlin, and the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission invite all residents and community members to the City’s 241st annual Patriot’s Day celebration, to be held at Foss Park on Mon., April 18 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Co-sponsored by the Preservation Commission, Historic Somerville, the Somerville Museum, and East Somerville Main Streets, the day’s events will include Colonial games and songs, light refreshments, youth readings, and a visit from Paul Revere on horseback on his historic ride from Boston to Lexington through Somerville.
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Monday, April 18 is Patriots’ Day and City and Somerville Public School offices will be closed for the day.
Trash pickup will be on a holiday schedule
from the Publishers, the Editorial staff and everyone at The Somerville Times, we wish everyone a happy and safe Easter and Passover.
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