Letter from Alderman-At-Large Mary Jo Rossetti

On April 2, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

noise_aFriends,

I am ELATED to share with you the following:

Last month I was invited to speak before a Grad Class at BU Medical School. The topic of discussion – impact of quality of life on surrounding districts of Logan Airport. Many districts were represented and I have just learned that East Boston and SOMERVILLE have been chosen for their study!

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Duhamel Annual Pancake Breakfast

On April 2, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times
news29's Duhamel Breakfast album on Photobucket

— Photos by Claudia Ferro

The Duhamel Education Initiative 19th Annual Pancake Breakfast to support Somerville Public Schools took place on Saturday, March 28 at the First Church Congregational. Residents and public officials took part in the fundraising event that benefits Somerville schools.

 

Multicolor is the new black

On April 2, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

By Jim Clark

Police were dispatched to the Adidas store at Assembly Row last week on reports that a shoplifter was being detained by store personnel.

Upon arrival, officers spoke with the store staff and were told that a female, identified as Saundra Hart, of Dorchester, had allegedly entered a dressing room carrying five items.

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Masonic Open House

On April 2, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

lodge_web (1) By Donald Norton

Everyone is invited to the Masonic Open House on Saturday, April 11.

Throughout the entire state of Massachusetts, all Masonic buildings will be open to the public as well as here in Somerville from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 125 Highland Avenue (rear).

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Snow ordinance amendment moves forward, residents weigh in

On April 2, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times
A report to the Board of Alderman on proposed amendments to the city’s snow removal ordinance was presented at last week’s regular meeting of the Board.

A report to the Board of Alderman on proposed amendments to the city’s snow removal ordinance was presented at last week’s regular meeting of the Board.

By Jim Clark

The much maligned snow removal ordinance imposed on city residents and owners of commercial properties in Somerville was once again discussed by the Board of Alderman’s Legislative Matters Committee on March 19. A report to the full Board on what progress had been made in the matter was presented at its regular meeting on March 26.

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20 years gone

On April 1, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times
Deanna Cremin’s memory was honored in a special ceremony Monday night, as friends and family reaffirmed their commitment to bring her assailant to justice.

Deanna Cremin’s memory was honored in a special ceremony Monday night, as friends and family reaffirmed their commitment to bring her assailant to justice.

Friends and family of Deanna Cremin grieve and a search for answers
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By Jim Clark

Twenty years have passed since the murder of Somerville resident Deanna Cremin. On Monday, March 30, the anniversary of her tragic death, Cremin’s family and friends gathered for a special prayer service in her honor at St. Ann’s church in Somerville.

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Fab Foundation brings makers network to Somerville

On April 1, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times
Somerville mayor Joseph A. Curtatone extolled the virtues of Fab Lab, emphasizing its positive environmental impact. ~Photos by Douglas Yu

Somerville mayor Joseph A. Curtatone extolled the virtues of Fab Lab, emphasizing its positive environmental impact.
— Photos by Douglas Yu

By Douglas Yu

Fab11, Fab Lab Annual meeting, will take place this year in the Boston metro area, including the City of Somerville, the Fab Foundation and the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA) announced during their latest news conference.

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Better trains for a better environment

On April 1, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

trains_1_webBy Bobby Potaris

The Somerville Times talked to two service representatives/technicians, Doug Graybea and Len Nielson, who came to Somerville recently to train railroad engineers on the new technology in locomotives.

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Newstalk – April 1

On April 1, 2015, in Latest News, by The Somerville Times

Happy April Fool’s Day to everyone out there. We hope the only fools are those fools that think they are fooling everyone but they aren’t. They’re just bullies and wanabees.

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Space will help fulfill vision of Union Square as an employment center

Union Square Station Associates (US2), the City’s master developer partner for Union Square’s revitalization, announced today it has signed a lease to open a headquarters in Union Square.

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