Vernon Street Studios.

By Mina Rose Morales

While filming her documentary A Matter of Light, Anne Continelli uncovered a hidden truth that changed the film’s original storyline: Artists face economic displacement.

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This recipe was inspired by what was available at the local farmers market. I stock up on produce, cook it for the week, and use the produce in various dishes. I usually purchase what looks really good, and at times I don’t always have a specific dish in mind. This particular dish has different textures, concentrated flavors, fresh components, and a nice balance of acidity from the balsamic glaze. It certainly tastes as good as it looks!

On the first Monday of September, Labor Day is celebrated to honor and recognize the American labor movement and the work and contributions of laborers to the development and achievements in the United States.

It is also a time to show appreciation for all the everyday workers of today who help keep our economy strong and serve the needs of everyone.

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Recently, I caught up with Brittany Perham, the author of the memoir Executrix. Brittany is an associate professor of English at Endicott College in Beverly, MA. She is an accomplished poet, and as she told me this memoir is very much a poet’s memoir. It is written in an original style, and exhibits the sensibility of a poet. Her publisher writes of the book:

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Richard Wilhelm is a Somerville resident. He is an artist and poet. He was one of the founders of the Ibbetson Street Press in Somerville, MA.

Supports new technologies created by businesses, start-ups, and non-profit organizations that expand recycling and reuse

The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $1.1 million in funding to support 13 businesses and organizations focused on expanding recycling and reuse infrastructure. These grants will support new technologies to help manage big and bulky waste materials, improve waste reduction efficiencies, and expand the recycling market across Massachusetts.

Community invited to celebration on Thursday, September 10 with free refreshments

The Somerville Office of Immigrant Affairs (SOIA), in proud partnership with the Brazilian Women’s Group, invites community members to celebrate 204 years of Brazilian independence at the fourth annual Brazilian flag raising on Thursday, September 10, at 3 p.m. on the Somerville City Hall concourse (93 Highland Ave). The rain date is Monday, September 14.

— Photo courtesy of Mass Clean Energy Center

The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $27.2 million in tax incentives through the Mass Clean Energy Center‘s Climatetech Tax Incentives Program (CTIP). The funding will help 18 Massachusetts-based climatetech companies grow, create jobs, and accelerate the development and deployment of technologies that strengthen the state’s position as a global leader in clean energy solutions that lower costs, reduce pollution, and protect public health.