This year the festival theme is “Chance,” which explores all things fluky, unexpected and unplanned.
By July 15, the Secretary of State will mail all eligible voters a vote by mail ballot application.
The State’s moratorium on residential and small-business evictions will expire on Tuesday, August 18, unless Gov. Charlie Baker extends it.
The Somerville Public Library will be offering contactless pickup for library patrons starting Monday, July 6.
Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville this week.
City of Somerville is holding a virtual Town Hall Discussion on Race and Equity in Policing on June 27.
"An estimated $630,000 is available for projects that preserve Somerville’s historic resources and/or expand and improve our parks."
Somerville was honored for the 25th time for its commitment to urban forest management.
The new fiscal year begins Wednesday, July 1.
The one-hour discussion will focus on how structural racism impacts health, public safety, education, jobs, housing, and other aspects.
The city also announced new face covering guidelines during the hot weather months.
City of Somerville, Cataldo Ambulance, and Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) formally launch their mobile COVID-19 testing unit in Somerville.
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.
"Declaration of a local state of emergency officially deeming systemic racism a threat to public health and safety."
"Please know that these steps by no means mark the beginning or end of our work on this issue," Somerville officials said.
The City of Somerville is taking its celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month virtual this year.
The information session will start at 6 p.m. and the public hearing will begin promptly at 6:30 p.m.
"No one should fear for their lives because of the color of their skin."
The city will host two virtual events Sunday to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month.
City buildings will remain closed to the public beyond Monday, June 1.
If you are interested in applying, please send a statement of interest to memorial@somervillema.gov by Sunday, June 28.
Here's a look back at what happened in Malden this week.
“I’m proud to know Somerville is putting money behind our advocacy to get tenants and their landlords through these challenging times."
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3LPlace, a nonprofit for adults with autism and other developmental disabilities, is holding a safe drive-through parade for its members.
"City buildings will remain closed to the public until at least June 1. Further delays are possible, and we will share updates soon."
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City buildings will remain closed to the public until at least Monday, June 1. Further delays are possible.
In anticipation of easing of statewide stay-at-home restrictions on May 18, City is preparing for phased resumption of construction restart.
Five meetings are planned - one geared toward a general audience and four tailored to specific communities.
The meetings will be hosted on the Zoom teleconferencing platform and there will also be an option to call into the meeting from a phone.
Here's a look back at what happened in Somerville last week.
"The beginning of street sweeping has also been delayed until at least May 18. Further delays are possible, and we will share updates."
Somerville Small Business Fund Accepting applications for support through May 11: More info at somervillema.gov/CovidBizHelp.
In most cases, accepted applicants may receive up to $250 per person and up to $1,000 per family.
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Senior housing facilities must share existing coronavirus safety plans or formally create plans and policies.