Face-Off
Across Massachusetts, town youth hockey programs are battling select clubs for players and ice time. How is Somerville Youth Hockey responding?
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Still waiting…
Almost six years after the city made its initial push to attract life science businesses, the industry has seen little growth in Somerville. Can we expect it soon?
The Sound Between Two Lous
How Opensound co-directors Lou Bunk and Lou Cohen took different paths to end up in the same strange echo chamber.
Carrying the Flag
How the Dilboy VFW was used to rescue an embattled condo project, and got shut down in the process.
In the Ring and off the Streets
The Somerville Youth Development and Boxing Club steps forward.
You Are (Still) Being Watched
The Somerville Police Department hopes to expand its network of surveillance cameras.
Will the public have a say?
Married to the Music
Musicians Michael J. Epstein and Sophia Cacciola are so filled with ideas that even their side projects have side projects.
The Path to Progress?
Waste Management has generated more than $7 million for Somerville in the last 10 years. The termination of its lease offers some insight into the City’s economic plans.
Praying Out Loud
Before she could spread her message of peaceful inclusiveness – and find a home at Somerville’s groundbreaking temple – Rabbi Eliana Jacobowitz had to forge her own untraditional trail.
Confessions of a Defector
Why I left Somerville, and why I sometimes wish I hadn’t By Shannon Cain Arnold Parking in Davis Square on a Friday night is a pain. Yes, I just realized this. No, I’m not a newcomer to the city who is just learning the ropes. I’m a 30-year-old defector who’s just now learning what she…
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