
Sabina A. Miller
October 8, 1930 – January 2, 2026
Sabina Miller of Somerville, formerly of Newport, R.I., died peacefully at her daughter’s home in Greenville, South Carolina, surrounded by her family.

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Seasoned municipal recreation leader brings decade-plus of experience in equitable programming, operations, and fiscal stewardship
Mayor Jake Wilson is welcoming Ohemeng Kyeremateng as the city’s new Director of Parks and Recreation. Kyeremateng brings more than a decade of municipal parks and recreation leadership experience focused on expanding access, strengthening community programming, and improving the stewardship of public recreational spaces.
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Somerville, Medford, Cambridge, and Winchester deserve effective values-driven leadership
State Representative Christine Barber, who currently represents Medford and Somerville in the legislature, today announced her candidacy for State Senate in the Second Middlesex District, pledging to build on the historic legacy of Senator Pat Jehlen by delivering progressive results for working families across Somerville, Medford, Cambridge, and Winchester.
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*A: Jevons Paradox says that as something becomes more efficient or affordable, we often end up using more of it—not less. In personal finance, that means “saving” money can sometimes lead to increased spending in subtle ways.
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“Crafting the Mind” is an exhibition of contemporary fiber art that speaks to the early history of crafts as a therapeutic practice at McLean Hospital, New England’s first psychiatric hospital. McLean was opened at Somerville’s Barrell Mansion in 1818, and today the Somerville Museum holds the mansion’s original flying staircase. McLean patients created textiles and other crafts for therapeutic benefit as part of the hospital’s “moral cure,” an approach to treatment that emphasized compassionate care, access to nature, and patient activities. “Crafting the Mind” explores the evolving definitions of “care,” “health,” and “treatment” in different cultural contexts, as well as today’s advocacy movement for mental healthcare equity.
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