‘Greater Somerville’ Hosts Patch Editor

“Greater Somerville” co-host Joe Lynch was joined by Somerville Patch editor Chris Orchard to discuss the city’s media scene.

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Somerville High School: Repairs, or Start Over?

News came yesterday from the city that Somerville High School requires about $10 million in repairs (though, for now, the school is safe and sound for staff and students alike). Mayor Joe Curtatone floated the idea that it may be most cost-effective to consider a new high school altogether:

This news of our high school’s significant repair needs provides a useful context for a review of our longer-term options.  It may be the case that an altogether new school building may be the best and most cost-effective option.

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Poll: AMC and Assembly Square

Federal Realty recently announced that a 12-screen AMC Theatre would be its first major tenant for its development at Assembly Square, with each auditorium boasting “upgraded seating, premium sound and 100 percent digital projection,” according to its press release.

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WEEK HIGHLIGHTS (Jan. 23-26)

Free cupcakes, a State of the Union party and more events happening this week in Somerville.

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Scout Deal: Ronnarong Thai Tapas Bar

Don’t let the snow keep you in. Ronnarong is always worth the trip, and our Scout Deal will help offset the cost of renting a dog sled to get there.

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WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS (Jan. 19 – 22)

A look at what’s going on in Somerville this weekend.

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PHOTOS: Highland Avenue in Somerville’s First Snow of 2012

I’m not a terrific photographer by any stretch, but upon looking out the window close to my midnight bedtime last night and seeing the first snow since that weird Halloween weekend aberration, I felt compelled to run outside real quick and get a couple shots. So here you are: a few photos of Somerville’s first snow of 2012.

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What Do Barack Obama, Bob Cousy, and Jonathan Franzen Have in Common?

Boston.com takes a look at Somerville’s ties with the famed.

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Hot Molasses: After the Flood

93 years ago on Jan. 15 a tank filled with molasses exploded in the warm air sending waves up to 15 feet high over the North Shore, killing 21. In commemoration, The Precinct Bar (70 Union Sq.) will host the fourth annual Boston Molasses Disaster Benefit Concert on Jan. 21 at 9 p.m.

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