Negotiations continue for the potential deployment of body cameras for superior officers, who are represented by a separate union.
Burnley, a former campaign staffer for senators Markey and Warren, strives to close the gap between Somerville's values and its reality.
City and school officials said the violence is "emblematic of an unacceptable cruelty taking root in our society."
The city has set public meetings to discuss new facilities for the police and fire departments and a new athletic field at Conway Field.
Neufeld, a small business owner and former executive director of Emerge Massachusetts, is running for Ward 7 councilor.
Applications for the following positions will be accepted through Friday, March 26.
Cleanup activities are expected to begin later this spring and continue through 2021.
Klekota, a Democratic state committeeman, vaccine researcher and Green New Deal For MA co-author, has lived in Somerville for 20 years.
The City of Somerville seeks two residents to fill vacancies on the City’s Condominium Review Board.
The virtual meeting will be held on the Zoom teleconferencing platform on Wednesday, March 24, at 6:30 p.m.
Kelly is a fourth-generation Somerville resident and former executive director of the Massachusetts Education Justice Alliance.
The meeting will be held online on March 10, at 6 p.m. Click the link below to register.
'This will be my final year as Mayor of Somerville.'
'The stations are under construction right now. We are counting down months instead of years to when the trains start running.'
Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone, elected in 2003, said Monday afternoon he doesn't have any plans for what he will do when his term ends.
Miller has been active in the fight for energy utility justice, police accountability, budget prioritization and climate legislation.
Born and raised in Virginia, Mr. Spitzer spent four years in the U.S. Coast Guard, serving as a chef on the USS Murzim during World War II.
Eve Seitchik, a socialist organizer and data scientist, would be among the first openly non-binary city councilors in the country.
The video will also be shared on CityTV’s YouTube channel where it can be watched any time.
The Commission strives to coordinate and carry out programs designed to meet the needs of people with disabilities.
Councilor Will Mbah hit back against claims he had the city send a mini-plow to clear his sidewalk and driveway after the Feb. 1 snowstorm.
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Mayor Curtatone's address, originally scheduled for February 3, 2021, has been postponed, and a new date will be announced shortly.
In Somerville, mayors give a midterm address every other year to update residents on work done over the past year.
Mayor Curtatone will update residents on what's happening around the city and outline goals and priorities for the coming year.
Maryrose Robson is one of eight new assistant district attorneys in Middlesex County.
The city became the first Mass. community to take such a step, passing a resolution against enforcing laws around entheogenic plants.
Time for change.
The bill, written in the wake of a death outside Somerville Hospital in 2016, will ensure easy 24/7 access to emergency rooms.
Jessica Turner, a member of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, denies participating in storming the Capitol building last week.
Leaders issued a joint statement Wednesday night calling the violence "an assault on our beliefs and values as a nation."
'Our hearts go out to everyone in Washington tonight.'
The owner of the "Piano Building" in Gilman Square is accusing the city of illegal spot zoning under an October City Council decision.
The Committee will also engage the community in robust discussions about potential charter amendments.
It's the city's largest round of COVID-19 relief for small businesses to date.
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Beginning January 1, a pre-recorded ceremony will air on City Cable and the City’s YouTube channel.
A modified version of Phase 2, Step 2 will impose additional restrictions on gyms, movie theaters and other businesses in some communities.
A proposal will go before the City Council this week to use $5 million from Somerville's fiscal reserves to support local businesses.