Eagle Feathers #72 –The Pipes, The Pipes Are Calling
By Bob (Monty) Doherty
Patrick J. Sullivan, Jr. was laid to rest two weeks ago on February 4, 2015. He dedicated thirty-eight years of his life to the people of Somerville, Massachusetts. He was a decorated firefighter due to the many rescues he attempted and/or completed during his long career.
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— Photo by Donald Norton
The Book Shop is moving out of Ball Square. A truck was spotted outside, preparing to take all the books away.

— Photo by Donald Norton
A sadly abandoned car’s front bumper rests atop a pile of snow on Highland Ave., while somewhere a resident’s vehicle is today without its smile.
Mayor Curtatone and SFD Chief Kevin Kelleher update Somerville on the ongoing snow emergency.
Hello, this is Mayor Joe Curtatone on Monday, Feb. 16, with an important update on the city’s snow removal operations and current snow emergency and parking ban.
Due to continued historic levels of snowfall and now more than seven feet of snow on the ground in Somerville, the city’s snow emergency and parking ban will remain in effect until further notice. Similar to our procedure following last week’s storms, later this week, we hope to announce rolling lifts of the parking ban as we are able to clear streets and as weather permits.
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— Photo by Donald Norton
Snow emergency in effect until further notice
Citywide Parking Ban in Effect for All Streets: Park on the odd side (unless otherwise posted)
Please note that a citywide parking ban remains meaning that all cars must park on the odd-numbered side of the street unless otherwise posted. HOWEVER parking is now permitted on both sides of the following streets ONLY (unless otherwise posted)
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