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ArtBeat Festival 2015: Lineup & Traffic Detours for 7/17-18
The 2015 ArtBeat Festival will begin in Davis Square on Friday evening, July 17, from 6 to 10 p.m., and continue on Saturday, July 18 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Festival will feature over 15 bands, as well as dance performers, Butoh cheerleaders, hula-hoopers, food, kid-friendly activities, 80 craft vendors, and more. Click here for Davis Sq. traffic detour information during the festival (Fri. 7/17-Sat. 7/18). View the ArtBeat 2015 flyer for more information:#SomerBliss Kicks Off Summer to Encourage Local Dining and Shopping
#SOMERBLISS KICKS OFF SUMMER TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL DINING AND SHOPPING Social media campaign in June to officially launch summer and support Somerville businesses SOMERVILLE – Ready to kick off summer in Somerville? Want to officially put winter behind you? #SomerBliss, a social media promotion to support local retailers who suffered a difficult winter shopping season runs throughout the month of June. This local promotional event is a collaboration between the City of Somerville, East Somerville…Patriot’s Day Ceremonies on 4/20 to Commemorate Paul Revere’s Ride
Patriot's Day Ceremonies on April 20 to Commemorate Paul Revere's Ride 240th anniversary of historic event to include colonial games, refreshments, visit by Paul Revere on horseback. View event flyer (PDF) SOMERVILLE – Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 1 Alderman Matt McLaughlin, and the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission invite all residents and community members to the City’s 240th annual Patriot’s Day celebration, to be held at Foss Park on Mon., April 20 from 10 to…$1.9M MARKED FOR HISTORIC RESOURCES, GREEN SPACE PROJECTS
$1.9M MARKED FOR HISTORIC RESOURCES, GREEN SPACE PROJECTS BY COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE Follows $2.2M in funding for affordable housing; recommendations headed to Board of Aldermen for approval SOMERVILLE –More than $1.9 million for historic preservation and green space projects including Prospect Hill Tower and Park, the Community Growing Center, and the Somerville Museum has been recommended by the Somerville Community Preservation Committee, which reviewed 15 applications for…MEDFORD ST. BRIDGE AT PEARL ST. CLOSED THROUGH 9/15 (GLX WORK)
MEDFORD ST. BRIDGE AT PEARL ST. TO CLOSE THRU SEPT. FOR GLX CONSTRUCTION Beginning Feb. 24, eastbound traffic on Medford St. will be detoured onto Pearl St. See this page for detour info. and updates. SOMERVILLE – Beginning on Tues., Feb. 24, 2015 and continuing through Sept. 2015, contractors will conduct necessary work on the Medford St. Bridge between School St. and Walnut St. in preparation for the Green Line Extension project (GLX). During this period, Medford St. eastbound in this…SCAP TO PRESENT STUDENT HEALTH SURVEY RESULTS ON 1/22
SCAP TO PRESENT STUDENT HEALTH SURVEY RESULTS AT PUBLIC MEETING JAN. 22 Surveys had been distributed to Somerville High School students in February 2014; Results will be presented in ‘game show' format. SOMERVILLE - Somerville Office of Prevention (SCAP) Director Cory Mashburn announced that the results of their annual Student Health Survey will be presented in a public forum on Thursday, Jan. 22, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Highlander Café at Somerville High School, 81 Highland Ave. (Atrium…CITY JOBS PROGRAM FOR YOUNG ADULTS HAS NEW PARTNER SITE
CITY JOBS PROGRAM FOR LOW-INCOME YOUNG ADULTS PARTNERS WITH LOCAL JOBS SITE Help Around Town platform allows Pocket Change program to match young adults with local businesses SOMERVILLE –The City of Somerville’s “Pocket Change” workforce development program for low-income, out-of-school young adults has a new partner—Help Around Town, a website that allows businesses and residents to post one-off jobs and part-time employment opportunities at no cost to them. While the Pocket Change…LGBTQ
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