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The Somerville Police Department is actively investigating several recent residential break-ins and burglaries.
Since February 3, 2026, there have been seven residential break-ins reported in the east end of the city. These incidents occurred in close proximity to one another. In five of these cases, residents were home at the time of the break-in. Arrests have been made in connection with some of these incidents; however, additional break-ins have occurred since those arrests, and the investigation remains ongoing.
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*Bring a special someone, a friend, or treat yourself to a special pre-Valentine evening at the Museum with live Latin music from CuraSón, promoting love and connection by playing original music that comes from the heart. Enjoy mocktails, a chocolate tasting by Somerville Chocolate, sweet and savory snacks, and a free digital portrait while exploring our galleries featuring our current exhibit: Crafting the Mind. Sip and chat, dance and laugh, or sit and craft at the weaving table while meeting new people.
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July 23, 1955 – February 8, 2026
Patrick Barry, a lifelong resident of Somerville, passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, February 8, 2026. He was 70 years old.
Born in Boston and raised in Somerville, Patrick was the beloved son of the late Francis J. and Frances L. (Ross) Barry.
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October 15, 1952 – February 5, 2026
Stephen Hardy of Somerville. Passed away peacefully on February 5th, 2026.
Beloved son of the late Alfred and Claire Hardy. Loving father of Keryn Lee of CA and Caitlin Hardy of Somerville. Devoted brother of Alfred Hardy, Diane Rayner, Claire Whalen, Patricia Benoit, Colleen Corey, and Thomas Hardy, and the late Donna Hardy, James Hardy, John Hardy, Barbara Nicholas and Timothy Hardy. Also survived by his loving aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
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Life in the Ville by Jimmy Del Ponte
You say you never heard of The Waldorf Restaurant (it was more like a cafeteria)? Well, that’s because you are either too young or you haven’t lived in this area very long, or both. By very long, I mean the last 33 years or so, because that’s at least how long The Waldorf has been gone. Today, on its former site stands Mike’s Restaurant. Because we couldn’t find any photos, I’m relying on my social media friends to try to recreate images of the old eatery. As far as we can remember, the front was stainless steel, with black and maroon accents.
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A community forum to be held on March 3 will allow the public to engage with city representatives and designers of Somerville’s new school.
The city is planning to build a new school at 115 Sycamore Street. All community members are invited to come learn more about the project and share their perspective at an upcoming community forum on Tuesday, March 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Somerville High School’s Highlander Forum.
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Last week, local and state progressive leaders joined Representative Christine Barber’s campaign for State Senate in support of her ability to turn values into results needed now.
Barber, who currently represents Medford and Somerville in the legislature, recently announced her candidacy for State Senate in the Second Middlesex District. She has pledged 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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