The City of Somerville Job Creation and Retention Trust (JCRT) is now accepting applications for one local business representative to join the committee as a new member.
The JCRT assists the City of Somerville in the creation and maintenance of employment opportunities within and near Somerville for local residents.
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Somerville commemorates the spirit of hope, unity, and resilience that has defined Haiti’s journey over the past decade. “Resilience Rising” is not just an event; it’s a testament to the indomitable spirit of a people determined to overcome adversity and build a better tomorrow. There is a presentation on Haiti’s history, musical selection, guest speakers, dance and more.

Green & Open Somerville is hosting a presentation on rat poison, with Save Arlington Wildlife founder Laura Kiesel. A presentation on how rodenticides harm the natural environment and the predators that kill rodents.
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On 1/11/24 at approximately 5:08 p.m., Somerville Police responded to a property on Walnut St for report of a past breaking and entering. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the reporting party who stated he came to close the property and noticed a glass door was broken and the alarm was triggered. Nothing was reported missing.
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Performances of ‘Little Peasants’ will take place at The Burren on Wednesday, February 7, and Wednesday, February 21
Food Tank announces two special workshop performances of Little Peasants, a bold and timely new play written by Bernard Pollack and directed by Dori A. Robinson. The production will be performed at The Burren (247 Elm St, Somerville) on Wednesday, February 7, and Wednesday, February 21, at 7:00 p.m.
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Somerville community members are invited to join a community meeting on Monday, January 29, to learn more about the updated commercial area plan for Davis Square. The presentation will review changes to the previous draft of the plan released in 2020 and offer the opportunity for initial feedback from attendees.
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Dr. David Guss (Museum Trustee), John Bell (HONK Organizer), Dorothy Kelly Gay (Museum Trustee), Trudi Cohen (HONK Organizer), Reebee Garofalo (HONK Organizer), Barbara Mangum (Museum Trustee) and Honorable Eugene Brune.
HONK! Festival, The Burren Irish Pub & Restaurant, Ebi Sushi. and Cleary Insurance Recognized
The Somerville Museum presented its annual awards at an in-person ceremony in December. The Museum’s awards program honors organizations and individuals that have served the City of Somerville or the Museum, making important contributions to the community.
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Life in the Ville by Jimmy Del Ponte
I watched the press conference with Bob Kraft and Bill Belichick announcing a parting of the ways. It was a bit emotional.
If had a chance to tell Bill Belichick something I would say thank you for 24 exciting years. Nothing will ever compare to our exciting Super Bowl wins. Nothing will ever equal the excitement he brought to New England as coach of the New England Patriots. This article is just the thoughts and feelings of Somerville Patriots fans as we say goodbye to Coach Bill Belichick.
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Members of the Somerville City Council have reaffirmed their interest in anti-displacement measures for the city’s small business community.
By Jim Clark
An order was put forward at the latest meeting of the Somerville City Council on Thursday, January 11, requesting that the Director of Economic Development, Rachel Nadkarni, update the Council on the “Mitigating Commercial Displacement in Somerville” report released in December 2023, and any action steps taken as a result of the report.
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