“Inclusion Drives Innovation,” a Celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Planned for October 24
New Somerville Policy First in MA to Add Controls, Require Public Transparency for Surveillance Technology
Executive order balances privacy and civil liberty protections with police investigative and public safety needs; Requires new approval, operational, and public notification protocols
Update on Officer Louis Remigio of the Somerville Police Department
SOMERVILLE – It is with extreme sadness that we announce the death of our brother, Officer Louis Remigio. On Monday night, October 9, Officer Remigio succumbed to injuries sustained while involved in a motor vehicle accident on I-95 in North Hampton, New Hampshire, on Sunday, October 8.
City of Somerville to Support Hurricane Victims in Puerto Rico
New Reusable Water Bottle Refilling Station Installed in Davis Square
SOMERVILLE – Statue Park in Davis Square is home to the City of Somerville’s newest public reusable water bottle refilling station thanks to the city’s residents who participated in the Somerville Energy Efficiency Now (SEEN) campaign in 2016.
'Story Time with Mayor Curtatone' on Oct. 21 at Central Library
“Inclusion Drives Innovation,” a Celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Planned for Oct. 24
The Somerville Commission for Persons with Disabilities invites all community members to its annual event in celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, on Tuesday, October 24, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The event, “Inclusion Drives Innovation,” will take place on at the Highlander Café at Somerville High School (atrium entrance), and will feature visual art, poetry, music, and a panel discussion led by Adriana Malozzi, Founder and CEO of Puffin, and Rachel Tanenhaus.
“Haunted Hall” Event Returns to City Hall Concourse November 2, 2017
FREE Halloween event features pumpkin decorating, activities for kids, haunted “house,” and more!
SOMERVILLE – Join the City of Somerville on Thursday, November 2, for the annual “Haunted Hall” event on the City Hall concourse from 6 to 8 p.m. The family-friendly event will feature a costumed Halloween Stroll, safe Trick-or-Treating, games and activities, refreshments, a Haunted “Hallway” tour, and more.
Young attendees are invited to participate in the annual “Halloween Stroll,” stepping off at 6:15 p.m. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, and all “haunted” elements will be appropriate for attendees of all ages.
Neighborhood Meeting to Discuss Upcoming Repairs to Drainage Along Community Path, November 2
Saturday, Oct. 28 is National Take Back Day
Help us keep our youth safe by properly disposing of unused and unwanted medications.
- Prescription and over-the-counter medications
- Pet medications
- Samples of medications
- Pills, capsules, inhalers, ointment and patches
- Vitamins
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