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On 11/9/21 at approximately 3:14 p.m., Somerville Police responded to Gilman St. and Walnut St. for a report of a fight. Upon arrival, officers located a juvenile female suffering from leg and head pain. The victim stated she was attacked by two females and struck in the head with a rock.
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Somerville’s free community digital fabrication lab, FabVille, is now open for in-person use at Somerville High School (SHS).
FabVille provides all Somerville residents with free workspace and access to 3D printers, laser cutters, and computer numerical control (CNC) machines to inspire innovative design and prototyping. The lab is open Monday through Thursday from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. for SHS students and faculty and from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. for community members. Before visiting, all participants must sign up for a free membership at FabVille.org.
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Our hearts are broken to hear the passing of Sal Ferro (our photographer Claudia Ferro’s husband). Sal and Claudia have been married since they were young and raised a big loving family together here in Somerville. Sal was a great father, you could see that in his family who were by his side every step of the way helping him through his sickness.
Sal will be missed so much.
Our condolences go out to Claudia and her family.
We will update when the arrangements are announced.
Somerville Police Officers seized approximately 87 lbs. of illegally possessed marijuana in an apartment on Artisan Way. The street value of this seizure is estimated to be approximately $174,000. This is an active investigation and Somerville Police urges anyone with information regarding this seizure to call the Somerville Police Department at 617-625-1600 extension 7234.
By Jim Clark
Last week, a Somerville Police officer traveling on Artisan Way observed a parked, running vehicle obstructing the crosswalk adjacent to Kay Jewelers located at 360 Artisan Way.
The officer knew this location to be a common place for a getaway vehicle to wait when committing a theft in one of the adjacent stores.
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Life in the Ville by JimmyDel Ponte
As you all know by now, this is the place where we talk about the old days while dealing with progress. All I do is gather memories and share them. My job is pretty easy. I try to keep the memories of our past alive. I love being that person who shared these memories and nostalgic commentary.
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A COVID-19 (Pfizer) vaccine clinic for people 5-11 years old will be held Saturday, November 20 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the West Somerville Neighborhood School, 177 Powder House Blvd. in the cafeteria. Pre-register at somervillema.gov/vaccine.
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The city’s outgoing public officials rounding out their final terms took time to assess their accomplishments and look towards their futures.
By Melina Nguyen
With election season wrapped up, the residents of Somerville say farewell to some longtime local politicians, including Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone, Ward 5 City Councilor Mark Niedergang and Councilor-at-Large William White. And the trio recently took time to reflect on their decades-long careers.
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By Jack Connolly
Jackconnolly422@gmail.com
Honestly, as you drove up and down College Ave. In the last couple of weeks, did you have a clue what that concrete sidewalk slab was near the corner of Francesca Avenue?
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This Saturday, November 20, will be the last weekend to enjoy the Union Square Farmers Market. The market is open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at 366 Somerville Ave. Open-air access to fresh, local, healthy food, vital to strong immune systems, in the heart of Union Square. Shop the Square Saturdays by picking up the freshest foods from your local farmers. Then show your #LoveUnionSquare by staying #Loyal2Local and stop into your choice of dozens of locally-owned businesses whose goodies galore await you.
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