To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Powder Alarm, the Somerville Museum partnered with the City of Somerville to produce a re-enactment of the historic event, followed by a living history fair.

EEE risk levels remain elevated in multiple communities

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) today announced a fourth human case of Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) in the state this year. The case is a man in his 50s with exposure in an area in Middlesex County at high risk for EEE.

East Somerville Main Streets invites you on a culinary journey around the world on September 17th, from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. on Broadway in Somerville. Returning for its thirteenth year, the East Somerville Foodie Crawl highlights local businesses and celebrates cuisine from El Salvador, Brazil, Italy, France, Mexico, and more.

 LEGO Discovery Center Boston is celebrating teachers as the new school year begins, with Teacher Appreciation Days.

Host, Sarah Fishman sits down with Ward 1 councilor, Matthew McLaughlin on September 5, 2024.

Celebrate back to school season by learning how to cook children’s favorite meals from around the world

To celebrate the back-to-school season, the Somerville Arts Council (SAC) and Nibble Kitchen are launching a new cooking class series, “Favorite Childhood Meals from Around the World!” 

By Dennis Fischman

It’s quite a feat to write a historically accurate novel set in ancient times and make it as much fun as this one.

Marcus Didius Falco is an “informant,” or private investigator, working in first century Rome. He’s been described as “Roman Emperor Vespasian’s smart-aleck PI.” To keep body and soul together, Falco moves around Rome’s empire, working for hire, even in savage places like Roman Britain.

Long time Somerville resident and The Somerville Times photographer, Claudia Ferro, celebrated her 80th birthday on Monday of this week. All of her family and extended family came out to celebrate her special day. We wish her many more happy years to come.