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I recently caught up with Sarah C. Beckmann, a font of literary energy and activism in our literary community.
Sarah C. Beckmann is a member of the Somerville Arts Council Board, where she promotes arts initiatives in the Somerville community through a local grant program and the SomerWrites event series. In 2021, she published a poetry chapbook, Naiad Blood, and her first full-length poetry collection, The Race for Daphne, is forthcoming in May, 2026. She earned an MFA from Emerson College in Boston and works in research communications at the MIT Media Lab.
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Mayor Jake Wilson and Councilor-at-Large Kristen Strezo introduce Somerville’s new free Health Supplies vending machines.

The Somerville-based world-fusion jazz ensemble The Mina Cho Quartet will present a performance titled Passion, that reflects on both the spiritual and personal meanings of passion. Quartet members are Mina Cho on piano and traditional Korean drum, Max Ridley on bass, Matthew Ryu on guitar, and George Lernis on percussion. The program features reimagined originals and new works created by Mina Cho. Sunday, March 29, 4 pm, at The Lily Pad, 1353 Cambridge Street, near Inman Square in Cambridge. Admission is $15, or $10 for students. For more information, see http://www.minachojazz.com.
Host Tony Martinex speaks to Somerville Mayor Jake Wilson about the City’s housing,both issues and proposals.
Transformative stormwater management project aims to bring flood relief and promote environmental health 
All community members are invited to learn more about flood relief and water quality improvement efforts planned for Winter Hill, Ten Hills, and the surrounding neighborhood. On March 25, take your pick of a project walk or a virtual meeting to get the latest on this important work.
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