The city is planning a virtual community meeting to discuss Somerville’s first citywide bicycle network plan. The goal is to create a comprehensive network of streets where people of all
Somerville Winter Farmer’s Market at the Armory (88 and 90 bus routes) starting this Saturday! The market will have 57 vendors throughout the entirety of the season and 34 vendors
Saturday, December 11 at 11am on Zoom Character and World Building: Archaeology without Digging Writing Workshop is led by multi-award-winning novelist and leading writing instructor Michael Marano (www.GetOffMyLawn.biz ) who
The Harvard Museums of Science and Culture are offering a free night at the Museum of Natural History to celebrate the first year of Hear Me Out/Escúchame project with teenagers from
The Somervillle Public Library events the week of December 5 – December 11 include the Between the Covers book group for romance fans and Creative Drama with Miss Laurie for
Episode 5 discusses the eviction moratorium put in place to protect renters at risk of losing their homes due to job loss or a health crisis during the coronavirus pandemic.
Episode 4 discusses the Somerville “Corridor of Death”—McGrath Highway between Broadway and Route 38/Mystic Ave.—and how community advocates are fighting to make it safer for pedestrians and bikers. Guests:
Episode 3 discusses how artists in Somerville have survived this past year and what role is city government playing in helping them get through the pandemic. Guests: Callie Chapman of
The city is planning a virtual community meeting to discuss Somerville’s first citywide bicycle network plan. The goal is to create a comprehensive network of streets where people of all
Somerville Winter Farmer’s Market at the Armory (88 and 90 bus routes) starting this Saturday! The market will have 57 vendors throughout the entirety of the season and 34 vendors
Saturday, December 11 at 11am on Zoom Character and World Building: Archaeology without Digging Writing Workshop is led by multi-award-winning novelist and leading writing instructor Michael Marano (www.GetOffMyLawn.biz ) who
The Harvard Museums of Science and Culture are offering a free night at the Museum of Natural History to celebrate the first year of Hear Me Out/Escúchame project with teenagers from
The Somervillle Public Library events the week of December 5 – December 11 include the Between the Covers book group for romance fans and Creative Drama with Miss Laurie for
Episode 5 discusses the eviction moratorium put in place to protect renters at risk of losing their homes due to job loss or a health crisis during the coronavirus pandemic.
Episode 4 discusses the Somerville “Corridor of Death”—McGrath Highway between Broadway and Route 38/Mystic Ave.—and how community advocates are fighting to make it safer for pedestrians and bikers. Guests:
Episode 3 discusses how artists in Somerville have survived this past year and what role is city government playing in helping them get through the pandemic. Guests: Callie Chapman of
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Somerville, MA 02143
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