Somerville Announces Early Voting Schedule

The City of Somerville will hold seven days of early voting ahead of the Tuesday, September 1, primary elections.

Police Flag Controversy, Brewery Closes: Somerville Top Stories

Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Somerville Patch this week.

Somerville Town Halls On School District Coronavirus Planning

Wednesday, August 5: School Planning Town Halls: Update on Planning Efforts and Discussion.

Public Hearing On Tufts Reopening Plan On August 5 In Somerville

The Somerville City Council will hold a public hearing on Tufts University’s reopening plan on Wednesday, August 5, starting at 7 p.m.

Somerville City Council To Vote On Five Proposed Polling Place Changes Due To Coronavirus

On Wednesday, August 5, the Somerville City Council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. to vote on moving five polling places.

Phase 3 Reopening In Somerville Remains On Hold, Outdoor Fitness Alternatives Allowed

Local officials continue to review the situation in two-week intervals, with the next update coming on or before Monday, August 17.

Town Halls On Somerville School District Coronavirus Planning

In addition, due to the pandemic, the Somerville School Committee will be holding two additional summertime meetings.

State Primary Sample Ballots Now Available In Somerville

All Massachusetts voters will be able to vote by mail in both the September 1 State primary and the November 3 general election this year.

Phase 3 Delayed, Outdoor Dining Extended: Somerville Top Stories

Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Somerville Patch this week.

Somerville Memorialization Committee Seeks Two Resident Members

The city of Somerville’s newly formed Memorialization Committee seeks two residents to join for a two-year term.

Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone And Somerville Arts Council Present Artbeat Festival July 10-18

This year the festival theme is “Chance,” which explores all things fluky, unexpected and unplanned.

Vote By Mail Ballot Applications Are Coming In Somerville

By July 15, the Secretary of State will mail all eligible voters a vote by mail ballot application.

Somerville’s Eviction Moratorium Remains In Effect

The State’s moratorium on residential and small-business evictions will expire on Tuesday, August 18, unless Gov. Charlie Baker extends it.

Somerville Public Library To Offer Contactless Pickup Starting July 6

The Somerville Public Library will be offering contactless pickup for library patrons starting Monday, July 6.

Popular Restaurant Closing, Small Businesses Funded: Top Stories

Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville this week.

Somerville To Host Town Hall Discussion And Small Group Listening Sessions On Systemic Racism

City of Somerville is holding a virtual Town Hall Discussion on Race and Equity in Policing on June 27.

Applications Available For Somerville Fiscal Year 2021 Community Preservation Act Funding

"An estimated $630,000 is available for projects that preserve Somerville’s historic resources and/or expand and improve our parks."

Somerville Wins 25th 'Tree City USA' Honor

Somerville was honored for the 25th time for its commitment to urban forest management.

Somerville Mayor Curtatone Submits FY2021 Budget With Belt-Tightening

The new fiscal year begins Wednesday, July 1.

Somerville To Host Rep. Pressley, D.a. Rawlins, & Regional Leaders For Panel Discussion On June 23

The one-hour discussion will focus on how structural racism impacts health, public safety, education, jobs, housing, and other aspects.

Somerville Sets Opening Dates, Guidelines For Pools, Playgrounds

The city also announced new face covering guidelines during the hot weather months.

Somerville Launches Mobile Coronavirus Testing Unit

City of Somerville, Cataldo Ambulance, and Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) formally launch their mobile COVID-19 testing unit in Somerville.

Police Reform, Outdoor Dining Returns: Somerville Top Stories

Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville this week.

Somerville School Committee, STA Paraprofessionals Reach Tentative 3-Year Agreement

Mayor has committed to supplying more than $500,000 in reserve funds to School Department Budget in the first year of a 3-year proposal.

Somerville To Officially Declare Systemic Racism A Public Safety And Health Emergency

"Declaration of a local state of emergency officially deeming systemic racism a threat to public health and safety."

Somerville PD Adopts All '8 Can’t Wait' Police Reform Policies

"Please know that these steps by no means mark the beginning or end of our work on this issue," Somerville officials said.

Somerville Hosting 2 Virtual Pride Events On June 7

The City of Somerville is taking its celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month virtual this year.

Information Session And Public Hearing On FY2021 Water And Sewer Rates, June 11

The information session will start at 6 p.m. and the public hearing will begin promptly at 6:30 p.m.

City Declares Racism Public Safety And Health Emergency: Patch PM

"No one should fear for their lives because of the color of their skin."

Somerville Moves 2020 Pride Events Online

The city will host two virtual events Sunday to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month.

Somerville City Buildings To Remain Closed To The Public

City buildings will remain closed to the public beyond Monday, June 1.

Somerville Memorialization Committee Seeks Two Resident Members

If you are interested in applying, please send a statement of interest to memorial@somervillema.gov by Sunday, June 28.

Bridges Reopening, Shared Streets Pilot: Somerville Top Stories

Here's a look back at what happened in Malden this week.

Somerville Announces Additional $1.5 Million For Rental Assistance

“I’m proud to know Somerville is putting money behind our advocacy to get tenants and their landlords through these challenging times."

Somerville Covid-19 Update For May 23, Memorial Day Information, And Free Testing

Below is a message from the Somerville, MA Community Alert System. Sign up to receive these updates by email, text, or phone.

Reopening Timeline, 3-Alarm Fire: Somerville Top Stories

Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville this week.

Fire Damages Home, Antisemitic Activity Detailed: Top Stories

Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville this week.

Somerville Nonprofit To Hold Socially Distant Parade

3LPlace, a nonprofit for adults with autism and other developmental disabilities, is holding a safe drive-through parade for its members.

Somerville City Buildings To Remain Closed Until June 1

"City buildings will remain closed to the public until at least June 1. Further delays are possible, and we will share updates soon."

She's 'Led The Charge' On Making Hospital Gowns: Patch Hero

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories!