Somerville’s proposed Green Line makeover
Posted on Jan 08 2013 by
Sam Baltrusis in Blog Posts,
Community
Jeff Speck, author of Walkable City and alum of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, unveiled a detailed plan on Tuesday, Jan. 8 to a packed house focusing on the proposed Green Line extension’s impact on three Somerville neighborhoods and potential “T” stops–including Ball Square, Lowell Street/Magoun Square and Gilman Square–at the Center for the…
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Posted on Jan 02 2013 by
Sam Baltrusis in Blog Posts,
Community
Confused by all of the chatter regarding the MBTA’s planned Green Line Extension project? You’re in luck. City planners will present their community-driven visions for the future highlighting the Green Line extension’s impact on several Somerville neighborhoods–including Ball Square, Magoun Square and Gilman Square–6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 at the Somerville Armory, located at 191…
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Posted on Dec 31 2012 by
Scout in
Community
Robert “Bob” Publicover, the founder of The Somerville News and a prominent AIDS/HIV activist, died between 4 and 6 a.m. on Dec. 31. He was 63.
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WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: Dec. 15 & 16
Do the lizard, do-do-do the lizard, This Weekend in Somerville.
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Green Line Construction Starts with Baby Step
Posted on Dec 12 2012 by
Somerville Scout in
Community,
Government
More than 20 years after it was first proposed, preliminary work on the long awaited Green Line Extension will begin this month, Governor Deval Patrick announced Tuesday.
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Posted on Dec 06 2012 by
Somerville Scout in
Community,
Government,
Polls
After several community meetings, Somerville residents remain at odds over the proposed Beacon Street Reconstruction Project, a $4.5 million dollar plan to reconstruct Beacon Street between the Oxford and Washington Street intersections. Along with new traffic lights, road resurfacing and other proposed improvements, a permanently-divided 7-ft cycle track lane would be placed on both sides…
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‘Greater Somerville’ Chats with Friends of the Community Path’s Co-Founder Lynn Weissman
Posted on Nov 30 2012 by
Somerville Scout in
Community,
Media
This week on “Greater Somerville,” hosts KyAnn Anderson and Joe Lynch discuss Friends of the Community Path’s mission to extend the Path in conjunction with the Green Line Extension Project. Co-Founder Lynn Weissman shares upcoming events and how the community can get involved in the Friends of the Community Path. Share this:
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Holiday Events in Somerville
Posted on Nov 28 2012 by
Scout in
Community,
Press Release
Tree and menorah lighting ceremony to take place Thursday, Dec. 6.
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Blake Evitt Discusses Parkour Generations America on ‘Greater Somerville’
Posted on Nov 15 2012 by
Somerville Scout in
Community,
Media
This week on “Greater Somerville,” Co-hosts KyAnn Anderson and Joe Lynch talk with Somerville’s own Blake Evitt about his work with the worldwide training discipline phenomenon, Parkour Generations America, and how its launch in Somerville will enhance community fitness. Share this:
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POLL: Will You Miss Johnnie’s Foodmaster?
Posted on Nov 13 2012 by
Somerville Scout in
Business,
Community,
Food,
Polls
The recent announcement that Whole Foods has purchased the leases to six Johnnie’s Foodmaster locations signals the end of an era for the Foodmaster franchise. As Foodmaster shoppers prepare to say goodbye to the closing stores, including the Somerville location, tell us how you feel about Johnnie’s departure and the arrival of Whole Foods…
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