Is Tick-Borne Virus 'More Deadly Than Lyme' A Concern for Massachusetts?

The potentially-deadly virus called Powassan was recently popped up again in Connecticut. Is it a concern in the Bay State?

Calling All Somerville Marathoners

The 119th Boston Marathon will take place April 20. Somerville Patch wants to hear from runners.

Somerville Resident To Lead 20th Annual Wilderness Heals Pledge Hike

Registration Now Open

Somerville Locals Enter in Run of the Charles

Come support your community and locals at one of the biggest events of the year!

Patch Quiz: How Well Do You Know Somerville?

Put your Somerville knowledge to the test.

Valentine's Day Cocktail Specials In Somerville

Some suggestions for a romantic bar-hopping adventure, or just a regular bar-hopping adventure.

Grand Opening of Somerville Tool Library On Saturday

It's like a library...except with tools instead of books, y'know?

No Bollocks: Newcastle Brown Ale Changing Its Recipe

Heineken, which produces Newcastle Brown Ale, said the change is being made to remove one ingredient because of health concerns.

Recall for Some Joseph's and Trader Joe's Brand Breads

Some pita bread and other bread products sold under the Joseph's and Trader Joe's labels have been recalled for containing undeclared soy.

Papagayo Backs The Pats With Free Food

There are a few caveats involved, but if the Patriots win the Super Bowl, customers at the Assembly Row restaurant win dinner.

How to Protect Yourself from Enterovirus D68

Protect yourself from Enterovirus D68 with these tips.

10 Pick-Your-Own Apple Spots North of Boston

Apple season is here, and a favorite fall activity is apple-picking. Here are some of our picks north of Boston.

These Are the 10 Best Wedding Venues in Massachusetts, Yelp Users Say

A look at Yelp’s “highest rated” wedding venues in Massachusetts.

SCULPT YOUR BEACH BODY AT BSC’S ADULT SUMMER CAMP ON UXF TRAINING ZONES

For 45 minutes, relax your mind while working out your body on a functional, turf-covered fitness playground

Museum of Bad Art: When Bad is Good

Somerville Neighborhood News is a production of Somerville Community Access Television, made by professional journalists, volunteers and staff. In this segment: What is bad art? Or is there bad art at all?

Buying a House? You Need a Team!

Scammers Pose as E-ZPass to Collect ‘Unpaid Tolls’

Premier Hoops Basketball National Select Team Tryouts

ARTIFICIAL TURF BRINGS RISKS, CHALLENGES

Somerville Neighborhood News is a production of Somerville Community Access Television, made by professional journalists, volunteers and staff.

POOR, LATINO YOUTH HIT BY NATIONWIDE OBESITY CRISIS

Somerville, MA, July 15, 2014 – Somerville has not been spared from the obesity crisis affecting some 12.5 million children across the country.

United front needed to keep an affordable Union Square

Red Sox Ticket Prices

UNION SQUARE: US2 SAYS IT’S READY TO LISTEN

The new master redeveloper for Union Square told residents, business owners & members of the Un. Sq. Civic Advisory Committee that his firm is ready to work with the community as plans for redeveloping seven parcels there move forward.

BBB Warns of IRS Phone Threats

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8 Surprising Ways to Save Your Credit Score

BBB Warns, Be Wary of Financial Aid Fraud

Somerville Youth Soccer Boys Team Finishes Third Best in State Finals

Somerville Woman Embarking on 3-Day Hike to Raise Money for Domestic Violence Victims, Mental Illness Treatment

Recalled Food Can Lead to Legal Claims

Mortgages Made Easy for the Self-Employed

Did you know that a summer cookout can actually be hazardous for your dog?

THIS IS MY SQUARE CONTEST

City Kids becoming Farmers in Somerville

Somerville, MA, July 1, 2014 – Students at the East Somerville Community School (ESCS) are learning about plants, the environment, and contributing to the city’s mobile farmer’s market, all in two languages.

PLAYING FIELD CHALLENGES in Somerville

Somerville, MA, July 1, 2014 - Some of the city’s 18 playing fields are in bad shape, and almost all of them need to be repaired or renovated in one way or another. Parents, athletes, and City Hall all know that something needs to be done, but not ev

Better Business Bureau Launches New APP: BBBASAP is Now Available!

WORLD CUP FEVER IN SOMERVILLE

Somerville, MA, July 1, 2014 – The 2014 World Cup might be in Brazil, but in some parts of Somerville, the fans are yelling in Portuguese and Spanish and other languages, rooting for their home countries’ teams.

We are Massachusetts. You can’t rain on our parade.

Our founders fought against a hurricane of tyranny. Reflecting on a rainy July 4th, the hurricane I’m worried about isn't named Arthur. It's a new tyranny of inequality threatening to accomplish what the British couldn't, and Mass must lead the way.

What to do in Somerville this Summer... SNN has the latest!

Somerville, MA, July 1, 2014 – “Somerville in the summertime can be tough because there’s no body of water,” Julia Wallerce said. But she loves “taking long walks on the community path.”

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