Wake of the World Cup: How a “geographic equity” mandate was legally bypassed to keep World Cup cash in Boston
During the pandemic, the theatre has undergone a complete renovation of its facilities (Somerville Wire) – The Somerville Theatre, which closed because of the pandemic in March 2020, has taken
How bureaucratic dysfunction prevents a reckoning with physical student restraint in Boston Public Schools
John Long retires as City Clerk, the Somerville Arts Council releases a survey, and Supervised Consumption Site meetings to take place
An inner look at the graphic design enthusiast’s haven (Somerville Wire) – Tucked away on the Cambridge Line, you may happen upon the Katherine Small Gallery. It’s true to the
City council candidate turned in a late questionnaire, triggering a series of events that led to a debate on equity in Somerville politics
Next up, our focus will expand to examining whether remediation funds have made a difference in the fight against addiction
