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Plan to launch nation’s first supervised consumption site is back in motion following pandemic pause
Taliesin to leave the Somerville Journal; Schools, city officials assess trauma in youth
Political representatives are evaluating how mental health challenges in young adults can be addressed
The dedicated local reporter will be moving on to work for Boston.com
Services for the homeless, Nibble Kitchen pushes through the pandemic
Somerville Open Studios takes off, facemask rules relax, and an amendment on air and noise pollution in Somerville is adopted
An engagement center and self-cleaning bathrooms are on the City’s list for development.
The immigrant run eatery continues to honor culinary-cultural exchange and global fare.
Somerville Live Wire — Episode 2
Expect direct organizing resurgence post-pandemic
Council candidates speak on police reform
Tracey Pratt runs for City Council, a talk on domestic violence, and the Vision Zero Working Group seeks members
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