Capture a little bit of the Somerville Community Growing Center’s  magic this Sunday, at their annual Harvest Festival. There will be harvest activities and games, pumpkin decorating and a celebration of the bounty nature shares throughout the year.  The festival will run from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., 22 Vinal Ave. All are welcome.

USQ proudly unveiled a public art mural by local artist Sophy Tuttle that weaves together history, art, and nature. The artwork adds intrigue to the Bennett Court façade of 10 Prospect Street USQ’s seven-story lab building, located at the corner of Prospect Street and Somerville Avenue in Union Square.

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Tomorrow Saturday, September 30, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., the annual road race benefiting the Somerville Homeless Coalition will be held in and around the Davis, Teele, and Ball Square areas.

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The Somerville Y is proud to announce a partnership with the above-mentioned companies to ensure the longstanding mission of the Somerville Y continues well into the future as it has done for the past 156 years. These companies were chosen not only for their well-known accomplishments in their respective fields but also for their strong individual beliefs in giving back to the communities in which they operate as well as reside.

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By Matthew McLaughlin
Ward 1 City Councilor

Homelessness is a national problem that is testing the capacity and compassion of some of the most progressive cities in America. Somerville is no different, and East Somerville in particular is dealing with an increase in homelessness.

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A Community Curator exhibition curated by Martha Friend
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The color blue has existed for millennia, influencing great works of art as well as ordinary, but treasured, household objects. It carries many associations including calm, sadness, royalty, and peace. Even the many different words for the color blue evoke emotions–turquoise, indigo, cerulean, periwinkle, cobalt, aquamarine. It lives in our world all around us in the blue sky and ocean waves.

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By Chris Dwan

When the Somerville City Council passed its comprehensive zoning overhaul in 2019, it created a new designation: “Fabrication,” sometimes shortened to “FAB.”

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