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SomerStreets Returns To Gilman Square For Arts And Music Festival

Somerville's SomerStreets initiative returns to Gilman Square on Saturday, Sept. 12, with an arts and music festival closing streets to traffic. Somerville Patch's event calendar also flags a Nepali street food festival coming to City Hall, 93 Highland Ave., on Saturday, Sept. 5, celebr…

Somerville firefighter faces charges in World Cup ticket scheme

A Somerville firefighter faces charges tied to an alleged FIFA World Cup ticket scam that defrauded people out of thousands of dollars, according to Somerville Patch. Separately, a local farming nonprofit was selected for a national grant supporting community gardens, part of a program …

Somerville Recorded 18 Home Sales From $508,000 To $3.2 Million In July

Somerville recorded 18 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, with sale prices disclosed on 11 of them. Disclosed prices ranged from $508,000 for a Tufts Street condominium to $3.2 million for a home on Francis Avenue, with a median of $975,000. Concord Avenue and Derby Street each saw two

City approves final design for Elm-Beacon street connector

City finalizes design for major street connector as EV charging network grows. The city has approved final designs for the Elm-Beacon Connector project, which will add protected bike lanes and reconfigure parking after design work that began in fall 2024, per "Final Design Approved For …

Somerville renews decades-long ambulance contract

Somerville has renewed its contract with longtime ambulance provider Cataldo Ambulance Service, extending a partnership that dates back nearly 50 years, per a report from Somerville Patch. The move keeps the city's emergency medical response system unchanged as officials continue separa…