
Somerville By Design is seeking to complete its mission to help guide development processes throughout the city.
By Cathleen Twardzik
Meeting Three of Somerville by Design: The Complete Streets Series, which was a public meeting, was recently held to discuss ideas which were delved into at previous meetings and to further outline concepts for interventions around the city.
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Sean Collier’s stepfather, Joseph Rogers, thanked the mayor and the Board of Alderman for recognizing and working to realize his stepson’s dream of becoming a Somerville Police officer.
By Jim Clark
The Somerville Board of Alderman acted last Thursday to approve a Home Rule Petition authorizing the mayor to posthumously appoint slain MIT Police officer, and Somerville resident, Sean Collier to the Somerville Police Department.
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The Somerville Chamber of Commerce Business after Hours this month is at the The Burren, 247 Elm Street, Davis Square, 5-7 p.m., Thursday, May 2. Free appetizers, excellent networking, free business card drawing and a cash bar. Sponsored by Eastern Bank. Hosted by Dana Iacopucci of Cubby Oil. RSVP with name(s) and affiliation(s) of guests to smackey@somervillechamber.org.
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By Harry Kane
Alderman appointments could come to an end if enough Somerville residents have their say.
Proposed legislation to amend the alderman’s “vacant seat tradition” could mean a change in the Somerville Charter. The “vacant seat” policy is currently used to appoint a new board member after an alderman retires early, with less than a year left of service.
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Instead of sporting his hockey jersey number/sticks for his annual hockey tournament haircut, Somerville Youth Hockey player, Jason Cassidy, decided to honor Boston with “B Strong.”




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