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FOUR POLICE CHIEF FINALISTS AT CITYWIDE INTERVIEW ON JUNE 25Residents, community members invited to submit questions to help choose Somerville’s next Chief of Police
SOMERVILLE – The four finalists for Somerville Chief of Police—Somerville Deputy Chief Michael Cabral; Somerville Deputy Chief David Fallon; Manchester, NH Chief David Mara; and Hamden, CT Chief Thomas Wydra—will answer questions submitted by the community at a public hearing scheduled for Wednesday, June…
OTIS STREET PLAYGROUND COMMUNITY MEETING
Click here to view a flyer for this event (PDF)
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 1 Alderman Matt McLaughlin, and the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) invite all interested community members to an informational community meeting to discuss upcoming renovations to the Otis Street Playground. The meeting will be held at the East Somerville Community School, 50 Cross St., on Tuesday, June 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. All are…
SOMERVILLE
– The Community Path is heading to Boston. Massachusetts Department of
Transportation Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey announced today that the MBTA
will build an extension of the path along the future Green Line from Lechmere
Station to the forthcoming Lowell Street Station, connecting to the current
path and bringing the total length of Somerville’s bicycle and pedestrian path
to 2 miles.
Under
an agreement between the MBTA and the City of Somerville, the MBTA will first build…
SOMERVILLE - The City of Somerville
Health Department and the Somerville Office of Prevention, in cooperation with
Teen Empowerment and Save Our Somerville, invite all interested community
members to a free workshop and discussion on substance abuse, prescription drug
misuse, and education, as well as strategies for support systems and treatment,
recovery, and coping mechanisms for victims and families. The workshop scheduled
for Tuesday, April 8 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Cross Street…
SOMERVILLE
– Do you value Somerville’s parks and playgrounds? Do you think the city’s street life makes it
a great place? Have some ideas you’d like to share? The City of Somerville is
inviting residents to participate in “Green Spaces, Community Places” workshops
in March to learn about the city’s open spaces and cook up some ideas that will
shape the city’s civic open space plans.
The workshops will bring the successful Somerville by Design community planning process, previously used…
SOMERVILLE
– As more families and individuals seek to remain in Somerville amid market
forces that are creating a crunch of affordable and moderate-priced housing
across the metro area and in Somerville, the City of Somerville, Somerville Community Corporation (SCC)
and Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)
invite the community to three public forums starting the first week of February
to discuss housing issues in the city and to help inform and shape future housing
policy.
The
forums,…
PARTNERS HEALTHCARE TO BE FIRST MAJOR INDUSTRY OCCUPANT AT
ASSEMBLY ROW –
WILL BUILD ON FORMER IKEA SITE
Federal Realty Investment
Trust to build up to 1.1M sq. ft. mixed-use site on former IKEA parcel to serve
4,500 Partners employees
SOMERVILLE
– The state’s largest private employer, Partners HealthCare, will be the first
major industry tenant to take up occupancy in Somerville’s new Assembly Row
neighborhood. The nonprofit healthcare provider plans to build up to 1.1
million square feet…
SOMERVILLE
- According to 2014 national Walk Score® ratings, Somerville is now the 7th
most walkable city and the 9th most transit-friendly city in the
nation, regardless of population size. The new scores released in November
reflect Somerville's continued climb up the walkability charts, with the city
rising three spots from number 10 last year to number 7 in the latest
rankings-and with new Orange and Green Line MBTA stops on the horizon, the
outlook is good for an ever higher transit-…
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEES FOR UNION AND GILMAN SQUARE
NEED VOLUNTEERS
Committees would advise the city on strategic planning
decisions and development in both squares over the next two years
SOMERVILLE
– The City of Somerville is seeking residents, property owners, members of the
business community and other community representatives to serve on two advisory
committees for Union Square and Gilman Square that will advise the city on
strategic planning decisions and development in both…
SOMERVILLE
- The City of Somerville's ADA Coordinator announced today that the City's
second and final public meeting to receive feedback on its report detailing an
exhaustive six-month evaluation of the City's accessibility will be held on
Thursday, Oct. 3rd, at 6 p.m. in the Aldermanic Chambers at City
Hall.
At
the meeting, which is cosponsored by the Somerville Commission for Persons with
Disabilities, community feedback will be
gathered that will develop the…