Check out the latest headlines from the Somerville Neighborhood News #66. Gun Buy Back Promotes Public Health and Community Outreach: Sometimes they’re inherited, sometimes left behind, unwanted guns in a home can be an accident waiting to happen. Through gun buy back programs police are giving residents a safe and anonymous way to get firearms out of the house. Somerville’s Circus is in Town: The Somerville rail yard used to be a stepping off point for the Greatest Show on Earth. Now Circus Arts are finding a home right here in the ‘Ville. One center for circus arts trains aerialists and acrobats and another needs nothing more than hats and mats to make circus magic.

Beyond the Summer Blockbusters: When you’re ready to chill this summer skip the Hollywood blockbusters and discover some hidden film treasures. Boston Free Radio Host Dan Burke introduces us to some his favorite off beat summer flicks. Mobile Monitoring Station Helps City Study Traffic Pollution: Tufts University researchers have teamed up with the City of Somerville to track patterns of pollution in several areas around town. Recently a mobile unit spent three weeks in Union Square monitoring traffic pollution patterns. The results will help the city find solutions.

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