Newstalk for October 7

On October 7, 2009, in Uncategorized, by The News Staff

This
Saturday down at Assembly Square on the River the second annual
fireworks display presented by Federal Realty Investment Trust along
with Mayor Joe Curtatone. This is the second annual River fest from
4p.m. to 8p.m. featuring music, performers, activities and games for
the entire family as well as food, then at 8p.m. a full half hour of
fireworks will begin. Last year was great; this year should be even
better.

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Our own Congressman Mike
Capuano, who is seeking the vacant Senate, seat is being seen all over
the state and being received very well…. But, if you would like to
help in any way, they can use volunteers down at headquarters on Third
Street in Cambridge. Would be nice to have the seat filled with Mike,
he will never disappoint you when he wants to get his point across to
you.

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Happy Birthday this week Nurse Gay
Koty who works for the City Board of Health, many happy returns to her,
she's a very nice person and is a great nurse. Also a Happy Birthday
out to our own good friend Joe "aka Trooper Joe" Medeiros who will be
celebrating this Thursday. Joe's a great guy and we wish him many more
birthdays' celebrations to come.

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We hear
that that property on Cross Street owned by the chairman of the Board
of Appeals is for sale, with the permits to build.Hopefully someone
will buy it and do something to add to that corner in East Somerville
and soon.

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Alderman at Large Jack Connolly
recently received his third stripe brown belt in martial arts here in
Somerville; also he will be having fundraiser Oct. 15 at Orleans in
Davis Square 6-8 p.m. Another popular Alderman from Ward 4 also the
President of the Board of Alderman Walter Pero will be having a
fundraiser on Oct. 19 at the Bread & Company in Winter Hill. FYI if
you haven't been to the Bread & Co yet, you're in for a treat,
mention you saw it here when your ordering. They have the best breads
around.

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Whose car was recently booted and
towed or unpaid parking tickets over in the Ten Hills on Shore Drive?
Seems like it could be a family member of a candidate for
alderman-at-large, or was it?

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Get well to
Somerville Police Captain Mike Devereaux who was recently involved in a
crash while driving his Police bicycle, Captain Devereaux was
transported to and area hospital where he was treated for head and face
injuries for the crash. He is said to be doing better.

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Join
the Teele Square restaurants celebrating their first annual "Teele
Square Fall Fest" that will be taking place on Sunday, Oct. 18 from 12
to 4p.m. Teele Square will be shut down for the day to traffic while
the restaurants take their menus to the streets, almost like and old
fashion block party.

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Just a reminder:
Don't miss our own Jimmy DelPonte as he hits the keyboard at Amelia's
Kitchen in Teele Square on Thursday, Oct. 8 7-9p.m.

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The
Somerville Lions Club will host at their headquarters (9 New Washington
St) a Somerville & Chinatown Lions Dinner Theater Show, starring
Joey Canzano, man of many voices. Also featured will be the hilarious
comedy of some of Boston's best stand up comics. The event happens
Saturday, Oct. 24 at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $50 per person. Call King Lion,
our own Billy Tauro, at (617) 293-2016. All proceeds go to local
Somerville charities.

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The Somerville News
will be hosting its third annual meet the public night at the Precinct
Bar in Union Square Wednesday Oct. 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. All those
associated with the paper, including advertisers, people we did stories
on and anyone in the public come out and meet the publishers, editors,
and of course our own Cam, who writes Olio….

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Condolences
this week to the family of retired Police Officer John Mahoney, aka to
all the other police as John Mahoney #1, who passed away last week. The
other retired Police officer, aka John Mahoney #2, passed away few
months back. The symbols #1 & #2 were the distinctions on how they
were called and answered to at roll call in the mornings down at the
station. They both were very nice guys and will surely be missed by all
that served with them and here in Somerville community.

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Also
condolences to the family and friends of Dominic Ventreca, of Greater
Metropolitan Real Estate. Dominic was a great guy and will be missed by
many.

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Don't forget about the Mason's open
house coming up on Saturday, Oct. 17 9a.m. to 3p.m. …. King Solomon's
Lodge which is going on 226 years will be giving a tour of the building
and all sorts of ancient items that the lodge has in its possession….
125 Highland Avenue rear building walk up the driveway or drive up to
the parking lot …rear building double doors and come in and ask all
your questions. Two lodges currently meet there…. King Solomon's
Lodge is the one that owns the building and is 226 years old;
Somerville Lodge is also located in the building and is almost 100
years old. This is your opportunity to ask any questions you may have
about Masonry and what it is.

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Saint
Clements Parish is having its annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Oct.
24 at the parish hall. Proceeds go to defray expenses at St. Clements
elementary and high school.

 

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