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LGBT Skate Night 10/26
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CITY’S BRANCH LIBRARIES TO OPEN ON SATURDAYS
SMEA Signs MOU on Staffing Changes to Accommodate Expanded Hours; New Schedule to Start on November 10th
SOMERVILLE - The City of
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STATE, CITY DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY AS HURRICANE SANDY APPROACHES EASTERN SEABOARD
12-Hour Period of Sustained High Winds (50 MHP+) Forecast to Begin Late Monday Morning; Somerville Public Schools Cancelled for Monday; Residents Urged to “Shelter in Place;” Monday Trash Pickup Begins at 5 a.m.
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CITY CREWS WORKING TO REPAIR SIGNIFICANT STORM DAMAGE CITYWIDE
Damage Reported in Municipal, School Buildings; Downed Trees and Power Lines Continue to Cause Difficulties in Some Areas; DPW, Public Safety and School Officials Working to Make Repairs in Time for Return to Usual Operations on Wednesday
SOMERVILLE - In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, City
officials - DPW, Police, Fire, and school officials - continue the cleanup
efforts throughout the City of Somerville.
The storm, which included winds in excess of 70 miles per hour over a
twelve-hour period, inflicted uprooted and fallen trees, downed power lines
and other reported electrical outages, and some significant damage to
municipal, school, and residential buildings.
Roof damage was reported at several residences, as well as City Hall,
officials - DPW, Police, Fire, and school officials - continue the cleanup
efforts throughout the City of Somerville.
The storm, which included winds in excess of 70 miles per hour over a
twelve-hour period, inflicted uprooted and fallen trees, downed power lines
and other reported electrical outages, and some significant damage to
municipal, school, and residential buildings.
Roof damage was reported at several residences, as well as City Hall,
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MAYOR TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM MASS. ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES NOV. 8TH
Mayor Selected as Result of Unanimous Vote by Board of Directors
SOMERVILLE - Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone announced today that
he has received notification from the Massachusetts Association of School
Committees (MASC) Board of Directors that they have unanimously voted to award
him their 2012 All-State School Committee Award for Urban Districts. The award is presented to individuals every
year to honor their contributions to the lives of children within their
district. Mayor Curtatone was chosen
from nominees from 57 urban districts across the Commonwealth.
he has received notification from the Massachusetts Association of School
Committees (MASC) Board of Directors that they have unanimously voted to award
him their 2012 All-State School Committee Award for Urban Districts. The award is presented to individuals every
year to honor their contributions to the lives of children within their
district. Mayor Curtatone was chosen
from nominees from 57 urban districts across the Commonwealth.
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Kenney Park Community Meeting 11/19
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 6 Alderman Rebekah Gewirtz, and the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD) invite all interested
community members to a community meeting to discuss upcoming renovations to Kenney Park (located at the corner of Highland Ave. and Grove St.). The meeting will be held at Tufts
Administration Building (TAB) at 167 Holland Street on Monday, November 19th at 6:00pm. All are welcome to attend, and to share your ideas for the future of Kenney Park. For
community members to a community meeting to discuss upcoming renovations to Kenney Park (located at the corner of Highland Ave. and Grove St.). The meeting will be held at Tufts
Administration Building (TAB) at 167 Holland Street on Monday, November 19th at 6:00pm. All are welcome to attend, and to share your ideas for the future of Kenney Park. For
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MAYOR CALLS FOR ALDERMEN TO ADVANCE ETHICS ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS TO REGULATE RECIPIENTS OF CITY FUNDS
Amendments Proposed on Aug. 16 Would Require Recipients of City-administered Grant Funds to Adopt Formal Ethics Codes; New Law Would Extend City’s Audit Oversight to Grantees and Give City Legal Authority to Suspend Funding or Demand Repayment
SOMERVILLE – Mayor Joseph A.
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Beacon Street Community Meeting 11/13
Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 2 Alderman Maryann Heuston
and The Mayor's Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD)
invite all interested residents and business owners to an informational community
meeting about the project design for the reconstruction of Beacon Street. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, November
13th at 6:00 p.m. at the Kennedy School Cafetorium, 5 Cherry Street.
For more information, please contact
OSPCD at (617)-625-6600 x2500.
and The Mayor's Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development (OSPCD)
invite all interested residents and business owners to an informational community
meeting about the project design for the reconstruction of Beacon Street. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, November
13th at 6:00 p.m. at the Kennedy School Cafetorium, 5 Cherry Street.
For more information, please contact
OSPCD at (617)-625-6600 x2500.
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CITY SEEKS TO FILL DISABILITY COORDINATOR POSITION BY END OF 2012
Coordinator will Advise City Staff on Policies and Procedures, Work with Disabilities Commission,City Engineer to Devise 10-Year Strategic Plan to Address Accessibility and Transparency
SOMERVILLE
- Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone announced today that the City of Somerville is
currently seeking candidates to fill the position of Disability Coordinator
within the Executive Office. The
Coordinator is responsible, in conjunction with the Disability Commission, for
advising the City on policies and procedures relating to disabilities and
access issues, while providing technical assistance to the City regarding compliance
with state and federal disabilities laws, including the Americans with
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MAYOR OUTLINES NEXT STEPS ON ADOPTION OF COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT
With 75 Percent Voter Approval on Nov. 6th, Somerville to Establish Local Ordinance, Create Local Committee with Power to Recommend Projects for Funding by Added Annual Revenues of $1.5 Million; Alderman Must Approve All CPA Spending for Historic Preserva
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