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Situated inside the Aeronaut Brewing Co Food Hub, this little gem should certainly be on your list to try. If you already tried it, then you know what I mean.

It began as a way to memorialize the military casualties of the Civil War, and was originally termed Decoration Day. Decorating the graves of the countless multitudes of fallen soldiers helped to console the grieving survivors of the debacle while uniting the once divided nation in a worthwhile common cause.

On Monday of next week, we will take some time to pay homage to those who made the supreme sacrifice for their country. For us all. We will have to do it differently again this year because of the precautions being followed due to the ongoing coronavirus problem.

Arrests:
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Mya Wilborn, of Roxbury, May 23, 6:28 p.m., arrested at Laurel Ter. on warrant charges of furnishing a false ID to arresting law enforcement, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, trespassing, disorderly conduct, larceny from a building, resisting arrest, and miscellaneous common law violation.

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Kevin McIntosh met me at the outdoor patio of the Neighborhood Restaurant in Union Square to chat about his new book, Class Dismissed, as well as his life as a writer and teacher.

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Madison Conrad is a nursing student at Endicott College.

On Sunday, May 23, at 4:12 a.m., approximately four shots were fired near Bradley St. and Jackson Rd. One person suffered a non-life threatening gunshot injury.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Somerville Police Department Detective Bureau Ext. 7215, or submit your anonymous tip via the Somerville PD app.

Meet at the corner of McGrath Hwy. and Broadway at the former gas station lot (empty lot across from Foss Park) on Wednesday, May 26, at 6:00 p.m., for a rally to demand that MassDOT prioritize the safety of people over the speed of cars.

YUM: A Taste of Immigrant City is The Welcome Project’s annual fundraiser. YUM is a huge part of what makes The Welcome Project’s daily programming possible.