The spring 2023 City Hall Community Meetings give Somerville residents the opportunity to chat one-on-one with city officials. See more.
The city of Somerville is looking for five members to relaunch the project.
See the week's top stories for Somerville, Arlington, Melrose, Medford, Malden, Brookline, and Newton.
The deadline for Somerville residents to give feedback to the school committee on their superintendent search is coming up later this week.
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Middlesex county lost some of its population during the first years of the pandemic, according to a new Census Bureau report Thursday.
The historic move makes Somerville the first city in the United States to extend explicit legal protections to polyamorous families.
Development at 90 Washington St. would eliminate green space, parking, and trash collection at Cobble Hill Apartments, seniors said.
The Poplar Street pump station will help mitigate flood risk in Somerville’s Ward Two and Three, and help reduce combined sewer overflows.
Somerville community members ages 12 years and older can now submit ideas for the City’s $1M participatory budget through May 20.
The East Somerville stop is one of three Gov. Maura Healey will make Thursday at small businesses across the state.
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The proposal would use money from the city's general budget for Somerville City TV, making up for a shortfall in cable TV franchise fees.
Over the coming months, GovHR is expected to identify candidates who align with the city's community-driven approach to public safety.
The federal funding will be used for data analysis and to pursue quick-build projects under the city's existing safety action plan.
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The city is looking to fill three spots on the 13-member task force, which seeks to shape equitable public safety policies.
Willie Burnley Jr. has asked Mayor Katjana Ballantyne to sign off on the council-approved plan to nix medical debt for thousands of people.
Judy Pineda Neufeld said the conversion of a property into a home for multiple Tufts students is a "model" for future Somerville housing.
Kelley won the Medal of Honor for his service in Vietnam. A future Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer DDG-140 will bear his name.
Emily Monea leaves as the acting chief of staff to Medford Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn. She previously held a similar position in Somerville.
Find out what the mayor said about racial and social justice, affordable housing, transit-oriented development, traffic safety and more.
The mayor will speak Tuesday evening during the city's Mid-Term Ceremonies and Addresses at City Hall.
The ARPA funding will go to programs that create and maintain employment opportunities for low-and moderate-income women in Somerville.
The Housing Choice Grant Program funds planning and infrastructure projects that support housing or economic development.
Somerville small business owners can apply for forgivable loans worth up to $15K starting Nov. 15.
Somerville residents voted in favor of Ayanna Pressley to continue to represent the Seventh Congressional District.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Somerville for the election Nov. 8.
The 90 Washington St. site is a four-acre plot in East Somerville envisioned as the home of a new Public Safety Building and more.
Residents may dispose of eligible items each Thursday in November and December between 4 and 7:30 p.m. at the DPW yard.
The Water and Sewer Department is currently undergoing hardware and software upgrades, causing some errors with residents’ bills.
If passed, the amendment would create a 4 percent tax on the portion of a person's annual income above $1 million.
The Somerville Educators Union, Somerville Community Corporation, All She Wrote Books, and more announced their support for Question 1.
The city will hold early voting from Saturday, Oct. 22 through Friday, Nov. 4.
The AAC recommends staffing appointments for more than a dozen of the city’s boards and commissions.
The program will offer new electricity rates that will be fixed from November 2022 through December 2024.
The proposed ‘Fair Share Amendment’ would tax incomes above $1 million and use the funding to improve transportation and public education.
One vacancy is for a youth member age 14 to 17, one is for a member with urban forestry expertise, and one is open to all applicants.