
Calling all wellness-related businesses to participate!
Mayor Curtatone invites you to participate in The Seventh Annual Mayor’s Wellness Challenge.
The Mayor’s Wellness Challenge is designed to encourage community members of all ages to try out new wellness behaviors. One of our goals during the Challenge is to connect Somerville residents to local activities and businesses that support wellness.
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Updated: March 21
At that time, residents will have two hours to move their cars from municipal or school lots in order to allow DPW and public safety crews to safely and efficiently clear lots of snow and ice. Cars still parked in these lots at 1:30 p.m. may be ticketed and towed. Property owners are also reminded that you have six daylight hours from the end of snowfall to shovel sidewalks to a width of 36 inches.
Thank you, as always, for your patience and cooperation during this snow emergency. Happy Spring.
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By Gabe Pastel (gabepastelblog.wordpress.com)
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By Margaux Maxwell

Randy Winchester, of Aeronaut Labs.
Randy Winchester, 60, sits in Somerville’s Aeronaut Brewing Company drinking a cocoa sutra, a beer brewed with cocoa nibs and one of the brewery’s best sellers. Winchester, who has helped develop the ever-expanding 115 beer recipes that have come out of the “Aeronaut lab” says, “Craft beer is beer, but really good beer. It’s an exploration of all the different flavor possibilities instead of just brands.”
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Cirque Us! will be performing for the first time at a fundraiser show in support of their new tour that will kick off Summer 2016. The show will be held at Aircraft Aerial Arts in Somerville, MA on Saturday, March 19. The first ever performance from Cirque Us! will feature high-flying aerialists, wacky clowns, contortionists and tight wire-walkers. Proceeds will raise money for the Summer 2016 tour, which will hit many towns in the New England area.
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By William C. Shelton
(The opinions and views expressed in the commentaries and letters to the Editor of The Somerville Times belong solely to the authors and do not reflect the views or opinions of The Somerville Times, its staff or publishers)
The Republican establishment wrings its hands over the future of its Party while the Democratic establishment weeps crocodile tears, decrying the sorry state of America’s political culture. Neither is prepared to acknowledge that the Donald Trump phenomenon that they so loathe is the consequence of their own sins of commission and omission.
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