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FAIR HOUSING COMMISSION ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF YOUTH POSTER CONTEST

FAIR HOUSING COMMISSION ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF YOUTH POSTER CONTESTAnnual school-based competition asks youth to explain importance of fair housing; Five winners honored by Mayor, Commissioners.   SOMERVILLE – Following a citywide competition, five Somerville youth were honored for their submission to the Fair Housing Commission’s annual Fair Housing Poster Contest last month. The contest challenges students to illustrate their interpretations of fair housing policies as part of an inclusive…

CITY TO CONDUCT SEARCH FOR NEW RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT

CITY TO CONDUCT SEARCH FOR NEW RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT Jim Halloran announces move to DPW. Public process to be utilized in search for new Director.   SOMERVILLE – Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone announced today that following an announcement by the City’s Superintendent of Recreation, Jim Halloran, of his intent to accept a position within the Somerville Department of Public Works’ Weights and Measures division, the City will conduct a public search for the next Superintendent, effective…

Maintenance: Brief Website Outages Possible Sunday 5/18

The City of Somerville Will Be Undergoing Routine Network Maintenance on Sunday, May 18th, 2014 Beginning at 8:00 AM, there may be intermittent issues and outages all day Sunday. City and school websites may be unavailable during this time.

WOMEN’S COMMISSION TO CELEBRATE 25th ANNIVERSARY MARCH 19

  SOMERVILLE - The Somerville Commission for Women will celebrate its 25th Anniversary with a special event to introduce the work of the commission and the active role of commissioners in the community along with present the "Woman of Excellence Award" and "Best Service Provider to Women Award" at the East Somerville Community School from 6 to 8 p.m. on March 19.   The Somerville Health Department and the Office of Somerville Commissions announce that this year's award recipient for…

Community Budgeting Meeting 2/27

The Community Budgeting meeting originally scheduled for Monday, Feb. 10, has been rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 27. The meeting will still be held at the West Somerville Neighborhood School, 177 Powderhouse Blvd., at 6:30 p.m.   Two additional meetings, which will include the same information, are scheduled as follows:   ·         Monday, Feb. 24 (snow date Thursday, March 6), 6:30 p.m., at the Capuano Early Childhood Center, 150 Glen…

Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone' Inaugural Address, Jan. 6, 2014

HTML Online Editor Sample Inaugural Address Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone January 6, 2014 Good evening and Happy New Year! Members of the state delegation; President White, Vice President Connolly, Chairperson Rafal and Vice Chairperson Sweeting; Honorable Members of the Board of Aldermen and School Committee; Superintendent Pierantozzi; Honored Guests, Friends, Family, my fellow public servants and my fellow residents of Somerville: I stand before you this evening in…

PROPERTY TAX RATES GOING DOWN--THANKS MAINLY TO UNPRECEDENTED NEW GROWTH

Somerville Tax Rate Lowered Thanks to Unprecedented Gains in New Commercial Growth--Mainly in Assembly Square Residential and commercial tax rates to be lower in FY14; Significant shift in tax burden from residents to commercial properties keeps taxes low despite rising property values SOMERVILLE – Somerville property owners are in for some good news regarding their tax bills. Real estate values in Somerville are climbing, but tax bills will hold relatively steady in fiscal year 2014 (FY14)…

CITY RECEIVES LOW BORROWING RATE AFTER HIGH CREDIT RATING

SOMERVILLE - Reaping the benefits of the City's highest ever credit rating in the City's history, the City of Somerville will now receive a low interest rate on its previously approved short-term 20-year Municipal Purposes loan. After Moody's Investors Service reaffirmed the City's Aa2 long-term rating earlier this year, the credit rating agency recently also assigned the City's more than $13 million in short-term borrowing the same high credit rating.   Moody's assigned an Aa2 rating…

9/26 Fire Under Investigation: Does Not Appear Suspicious

State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan, Somerville Fire Chief Kevin W. Kelleher and Somerville Police Chief Thomas Pasquarello said last night’s fire, on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 27 Dickinson Street remains under investigation on Friday but it does not appear suspicious in nature. At this stage, the investigative team is focusing on several possible accidental causes. The fire is being jointly investigated by members of the Somerville Fire and Police Departments and state police assigned to the…

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