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Mayor Joe Curtatone and Ward 4 Alderman Tony Lafuente invite all Somerville residents, business owners, and all other stakeholders are invited to evaluate, debrief, and discuss next steps related to the Winter Hill Better Block festival on Thursday, Feb. 18, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Winter Hill Community School cafeteria (115 Sycamore St.). The Festival, held on Dec. 12 and 13, 2015, tested short-term ideas for activating and celebrating Winter Hill, and sought opportunities for similar events in the future. At the upcoming meeting, event organizers will present a brief summary as well as survey results from the event and invite community members to provide feedback, opinions, and strategies for potential similar activities in the future.
For more information, please contact Max MacCarthy at mmaccarthy@somervillema.gov or 617-625-6600 ext. 2515.
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I hope I can make it to this one. I have a lot of questions to pose regarding the future development of the area. All interested parties should attend.
One interested party that should show up is the alderman himself. If nothing else but to thank the city for finally doing something in his ward.
@idea,
Tony Lefuente, Ward four alderman, is quite active in the Ward.
He, is infact the driving force behind anything being done in Ward four by the city. (Oddly enough the Mayor is a resident of Ward four).
You should reach out to Tony, if you have any questions or kudos to pass along.
@Jason:: How much did he pay you to write that? He has been the rep for years and NOW something is being done for the ward…after years of empty stores what the hell does he have to show for it?? A goddamn minute clinic and the city spearheading events on broadway. Probably tough trying to rep the place when your trying to sell your house taking advantage of a housing boom and high assessed values you blame the mayor for. Keep drinking the kool-aid.
Generally speaking, anybody who includes “keep drinking the cool aid” in a comment is likely to be a crack pot.
The only time I heard back or from Tony at all was when he was running. Since in office after trying to reach him for a problem and no call back or replies I then go to Bill White who gets back to me usually the same day. I don’t think Bill needs the extra burden.