ArtBeat 2020 is on – virtually and socially distanced, of course. @artscouncil @SomervilleCity #Artbeat #somervillehttps://t.co/qLzncYAP8j
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 7, 2020
Catch up on #somerville news with this easy roundup from us and our partners at @SCATV / @SCATVSNN š #communitynewshttps://t.co/jk6lz7dQgS
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 10, 2020
Yesterday, #somerville residents rallied outside Mayor Joe Curtatone's house demanding the city defund police and reinvest in other public services. @Defund_SPD https://t.co/ZlXig7GFvH
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 10, 2020
The #somerville City Council Finance Committee reviewed the departments of Public Works and Communications, among others, on the last night of budget presentations.https://t.co/XSip96mS7J
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 9, 2020
To #somerville residents wrote in about the 27th Middlesex race.
Charles Thomas Lai FitzGibbon wrote about the politics of race and belonging, and its relevance in the Ballot Law Commission case and this race.https://t.co/6cU3pgLGM3
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 7, 2020
Diane Masters wrote in about why she's voting for her candidate, and the information that came out during the Ballot Law Commission review.https://t.co/xY0VQr0Fhr
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 7, 2020
Davis Squareās McKinnonās market is surviving the pandemic thanks to hard work and the loyalty of Somerville customers. #somerville https://t.co/JxGrLzigWq
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) July 6, 2020
Somerville High is trying something different, and the change has been driven by student voices! @SvilleSchools @svilleskipper #somerville https://t.co/Ylv9Xf3QJn
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 30, 2020
RT w/ correction: The Mr. B's owner reported a grisly scene, but no fatalities have been reported.https://t.co/hKebimvS29
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 30, 2020
The MAMAS model gives financial support to Somerville, Medford, and area residents ā no questions asked – and the network is fundraising $100K to meet community need. #somerville #MAMAS https://t.co/nIIwSrwt8R
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 29, 2020
With all of the available funds spent meeting urgent requests for support from #somerville residents, the fund administrators recommended further action from the city. @jknotjk @SomervilleCity https://t.co/hNLQyDl9md
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 29, 2020
Help out your neighbors, if you can! @SomervilleCity #somerville https://t.co/PynHJNjSnX
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 26, 2020
The #Somerville City Council heard from over 150 residents at the budget hearing, mostly in support of defunding the police department. @JTforWard2 https://t.co/sZDZdG9hVJ
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 25, 2020
The distinguished panel discussed structural racism in policing, legislation, economics, and more, in #Somerville and nationwide. @AyannaPressley @DARollins @dre4theville @stevenwtompkins @Byron_Barnett https://t.co/IdfZaNMkdn
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 25, 2020
New organization Just Us Somervilleās platform includes a demand to end the co-option of Black and brown narratives, but what does that mean for the city? @JoeCurtatone @dre4theville #somerville #justussomervillehttps://t.co/Pnq0QSHy1x
— Somerville Journal (@VilleJournal) June 24, 2020
Phase 3 Step 1 businesses in Somerville will be allowed to reopen on 7/20, assuming all safety protocols are met. New indoor & outdoor gathering guidelines will also go into effect on 7/20 w/ extra restrictions beyond those imposed by State. Learn more: https://t.co/3SXmfJJDbw pic.twitter.com/sLd4uZyYBl
— City of Somerville (@SomervilleCity) July 10, 2020
It's official, everyone in Massachusetts can vote by mail in the upcoming primary and general elections. If you live in #Somerville, here's how you do it. pic.twitter.com/49Fu3hj9Ny
— City of Somerville (@SomervilleCity) July 8, 2020
The best credit cards for groceries of 2020 https://t.co/5VjcZQN3vx
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 9, 2020
The world-famous KitchenAid mixer is down to an incredibly low price https://t.co/aysfMYMJ2A
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 9, 2020
Nordstrom Rack just slashed the prices on a ton of Madewell apparel and shoes https://t.co/IxtoFwV0aH
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 9, 2020
Study reveals 'high levels' of rental discrimination in Newton, Greater Boston https://t.co/kSIQPdWnk7
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 7, 2020
After protest, no word from city on Newton school nurses' contract https://t.co/FJnBUzytup
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 6, 2020
Newton resident continues tradition of cycling to end Alzheimerās https://t.co/05PhtJdIXJ
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 6, 2020
Mayor names former Newton Police top cop Mintz as interim chief https://t.co/Sj3y4NZjLk
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 2, 2020
What's the Secret to Getting the Best Skin of Your Life? https://t.co/F1EQJCts4X
— Newton TAB (@newtontab) July 9, 2020
Joint statement from Mayor Ruthanne Fuller, City Council President Susan Albright, and School Committee Chair Ruth Goldman pic.twitter.com/i733iDyLWo
— Mayorās Office, City of Newton (@NewtonMAMayor) May 30, 2020
Effective today, face-coverings in public places where physical distancing is not possible are required (unless unable due to a medical condition, or children under the age of 2). Help prevent the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/fL5cAOjKhi
— Mayorās Office, City of Newton (@NewtonMAMayor) May 6, 2020
Get more info about the importance of social distancing. Thank You NewTV. https://t.co/Ybnd0A3gqu
— Mayorās Office, City of Newton (@NewtonMAMayor) March 16, 2020
We can work together to help slow the spread of #COVID19. If you have been called because you were exposed to someone with #COVID19, please self-quarantine at home for 14 days from the day that you were exposed. Answer the call to slow the spread.
Info: https://t.co/sY4ieTmkF8 pic.twitter.com/BR52Cs2T61
— Newton Health & HS (@NewtonHealth) June 7, 2020
Buoy Health is a new 24/7 free online resource for MA residents to check symptoms and connect with the next appropriate health care resource. It does not replace emergency medical care, but it may support for residents during the COVID-19 outbreak. https://t.co/Vy7xvFYS0w
— Newton Health & HS (@NewtonHealth) March 29, 2020
The NPS "grab 'n go" food service is up and running at North and South. Families in need of breakfast and lunch can pick up food between 10-12 p.m. Visit our webpage for more resources: https://t.co/n1FxxVQGNY City of Newton MA – Mayor's Office pic.twitter.com/wn1zFoQbT7
— Newton Schools (@newton_ps) March 17, 2020
West Newton Sq Village Enhancement Project is underway! Learn more here: https://t.co/Pb6lr5l7Wl pic.twitter.com/b6eAswpGXU
— Newton DPW (@DpwNewton) March 31, 2020
There's a lot of stale beer out there due to the coronavirus shutting down bars & restaurants. The @MWRA_update is urging businesses ā please, don't dump it down the drain. https://t.co/KWisK9BQJa
— Steve Annear (@steveannear) June 5, 2020
In the interest of the health of our riders and employees, starting Tuesday, March 17, all MBTA services will run on a reduced schedule. This comes under guidance from @MassDPH to ensure the safety of all and the continuity of operations.
Full details: https://t.co/ZfQkvEmzhK
— MBTA (@MBTA) March 16, 2020
Veteran #Journalist @ChuckPlunkett led an admirable "News Room Rebellion" at The @DenverPost, asking their greedy #hedgefund owners to sell the paper to owners who cared about #news:https://t.co/9Bs1YI2jeT
Join #Independent & #Local News today: https://t.co/2Vx3pWlofa— Brookline Chronicle (@BrooklineChron) April 25, 2020
#BrooklineTownMeeting is set to begin momentarily. TM will likely vote on reducing the agenda and referring some articles. That will leave us with articles 3-15,
18, 19 and 25. TM warrant here: https://t.co/WO7tKU1u2h and @brkInteractive livestream here: https://t.co/pPCmEasoPZ— WickedLocalBrookline (@BrooklineTAB) June 23, 2020
The CDC has published detailed guidance related to COVID-19 and a variety of activities. https://t.co/87vNWityaD
— Brookline Planning (@brooklinema) July 7, 2020
Brookline Library to Begin Contactless Pickup Program Next Week https://t.co/hSpS5JfYxR
— Brookline Planning (@brooklinema) July 1, 2020
Baker-Polito Administration Announces Updated Travel Guidelines to Support COVID-19 Response https://t.co/od4zvGRohR
— Brookline Planning (@brooklinema) June 30, 2020
June 17, 2020: The Latest COVID-19 Case Data forĀ Brookline https://t.co/bqSsTFGovs
— Brookline Planning (@brooklinema) June 17, 2020
*Media Advisory* Brookline Residents Invited to Attend Virtual āConversation About COVID-19āĀ Event https://t.co/znPTvLP2Bo
— Brookline Planning (@brooklinema) June 16, 2020
Hamiltonās on Beacon St in #brookline is a great example of what can happen when we create streets for people and not cars. Outdoor seating to support businesses & expanded sidewalks to protect š¶š»āāļøš“š¾āāļøš“š§š¾āš¦¼š¹ pic.twitter.com/Hr6f91AHpF
— Brookline Transportation (@BlineTransport) June 23, 2020
#Brooklineās @mysoofa signs recently got a facelift. Go to https://t.co/5uI3UAYahk to find out how you can advertise upcoming events and other information about your business or community organization. pic.twitter.com/Z1u40NWxWg
— Brookline Transportation (@BlineTransport) June 22, 2020
MA Small Biz! We need your voice as part of the @MassInc Small Business Reopening Survey. Tell us how #COVID19 has impacted your business and what you need now for reopening & recovery. Your input will inform policy and economic recovery programs.
ā”ļø https://t.co/Iyx5XOKHmp pic.twitter.com/w3fr2UaDvz— Mass Growth Capital (@MassGCC) June 25, 2020
So thrilled for the opportunity to contribute to this article in @CommonWealthMag highlighting important considerations for reopening schools: https://t.co/EqTlhMeubW
It was wonderful collaborating with @wassergish, Paul Hyry-Dermith from @BrooklineCenter, and @cjdentremont.
— MASMHC (@MassSMHC) June 17, 2020
Don't miss a livestreamed discussion tonight about JOHN LEWIS: GOOD TROUBLE, presented by @FreedomRidesMus, featuring Freedom Riders Dr. Bernard Lafayette and Dr. Rip Patton in conversation with director @dawnporterm: https://t.co/avAhBHhNbc pic.twitter.com/zihBGKQ5o3
— Coolidge Corner Theatre (@thecoolidge) July 9, 2020
Massachusetts still has pending legislation that could reduce the harmful insecticides that threaten pollinators. Support Bill H.763, An Act to protect Massachusetts pollinators https://t.co/GHr7J53WOq
(617) 722-2990 https://t.co/NYWeXSPNwU— Brookline GreenSpace (@BrooklineGreen) July 7, 2020
Gothic Literature at @BAandCE: https://t.co/qDwfA9BG26 pic.twitter.com/Z2dVur65ex
— Brookline Hub (@brooklinehub) July 8, 2020
Segun Idowu is the "man of the moment." https://t.co/qgPuCxDxHh #blacklivesmatter, #boston, #equity, #blackowned
— Brookline Chamber (@BrooklineChmbr) July 5, 2020
The CDC has published detailed guidance related to COVID-19 and a variety of activities. https://t.co/lqO0YxMoop
— Town of Brookline (@TownofBrookline) July 7, 2020
We want to hear from you! Weigh in on the Charge for the Task Force to Reimagine Policing in Brookline. Find it here https://t.co/nAwr4MMurZ & email selectboard@brooklinema.gov with edits.
Would you be a good representative on the Task Force? Apply here https://t.co/ZFa6JSk5EY pic.twitter.com/93KBj7JGOn
— Town of Brookline (@TownofBrookline) July 3, 2020
George Floyd's brother urges protesters 'not to tear up your town' https://t.co/oovnYBwLjV via @nypost
— Advocate News (@advocatenewsma) June 1, 2020
Afternoon fire claims two homes near Revere Beach. Multiple fire departments help with dousing flames on the salt marsh. pic.twitter.com/nGWADr5MtX
— Advocate News (@advocatenewsma) May 8, 2020
Social distancing on a warm Sunday at Revere Beach pic.twitter.com/ckIZXgqRzC
— Advocate News (@advocatenewsma) May 3, 2020
Over 5 years ago we invited in @Harvard_Law Schools Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program to help us assess our @everettpolicema – Youth relations. From it, Cops Corner was born in partnership with @EverettMASchool. Today, we value our relationships more than ever š pic.twitter.com/bCJyCqTeFH
— Chief Steve Mazzie (@ChiefMazzie) June 24, 2020
are we really losing to MALDEN @MayorOfMalden and REVERE @MayorArrigo ? Weāve never lost in sports, canāt loose in #2020Census
Itās halftime, Everett! Fill out your census! pic.twitter.com/1syHLi4enL
— Mayor Carlo DeMaria (@Mayor_DeMaria) June 10, 2020
Everett Residents:
A local Everett business is offering grocery delivery, with no delivery fee, to Everett residents.
Please note, this is not a subset of the City but a business located in Everett offering services.#StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/f1WqttQasn
— Mayor Carlo DeMaria (@Mayor_DeMaria) April 6, 2020
China began hoarding medical supplies as they kept the rest of the world in the darkhttps://t.co/qE6H4ka4C1
— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) May 4, 2020
Great work ladies – looks like youāre ready to go!
Stay healthy & be well – we are working hard to make sure we can have a spring season. https://t.co/vWlTUMLenQ— Saugus Athletics (@SaugusSachemsAD) March 28, 2020
If your small business is open with restrictions due to Covid-19, please fill out the form on https://t.co/tRdue5E4YB to ensure representation on the map.
— City of Revere (Revere 311) (@Revere311) June 12, 2020
FARMERS MARKET TOMORROW!Ā š – https://t.co/qXf19qSPRF pic.twitter.com/BCxi0wKB3F
— Revere on the Move (@RevereOnTheMove) July 9, 2020
This monthās Food Menu is now available! The latest updates and food resources are always available on https://t.co/sQ61JCjcZS. pic.twitter.com/42gHsvdJ2u
— Raise Up Revere (@RaiseUpRevere) July 1, 2020
Daycare centers see added costs from new safety standards, reduced capacity for kids https://t.co/s30gi6aVON
— Malden Observer (@MaldenObserver) July 10, 2020
Nordstrom Rack just slashed the prices on a ton of Madewell apparel and shoes https://t.co/jPZEolg48G
— Malden Observer (@MaldenObserver) July 9, 2020
INTERACTIVE: Find out the risk for EEE and West Nile Virus in your Massachusetts city and town https://t.co/iQaZGZGbfW
— Malden Observer (@MaldenObserver) July 7, 2020
Contact tracing is part of the solution. Please answer the phone! https://t.co/uX1TAQjL7Z
— Mayor Paul Brodeur (@MayorBrodeur) July 7, 2020
Good Evening, Melrose! We are now in phase III, tennis nets are up, the dog park is open, and starting tomorrow you can pick books up at the library. This and more in tonight's update:https://t.co/vgetz3DgEC
— Mayor Paul Brodeur (@MayorBrodeur) July 6, 2020
Market Day! Pick up your veggies, fish, meat, & cheese – https://t.co/foTt4IPfgG pic.twitter.com/geB8SePwtX
— Melrose Farmers Mkt (@MelroseSFFM) July 9, 2020
Join @MelrosePS @CityofMelrose as a community to continue the difficult conversations about race at home, see link https://t.co/kjC1864RXO and begin the first week with this series of short resources to discuss issues of race and identity #MPSSummerofLearning
— MAdams (@MelroseCurricul) July 6, 2020
A Message From Your Superintendent via @SmoreNewsletter https://t.co/7jBgHVOF5r
— Julie R. Kukenberger, Ed. D. (@jkukenberger) July 2, 2020
Continue to protect yourself, Chelsea! Wash your hands, wear a face covering, avoid groups of people.
Find daily confirmed case number and resources on https://t.co/OPtnquPIQN pic.twitter.com/rImp9SqDyR
— City of Chelsea (@ChelseaGov_MA) July 6, 2020
We have to commit ourselves to the ongoing fight against racism. To get started, the Chelsea Public Library compiled a list of topical titles to help you be informed and present in these challenging times.https://t.co/wxzssHJ60u
— City of Chelsea (@ChelseaGov_MA) July 6, 2020
Not sure what to read this summer? Here are some more suggestions from the Chelsea High School Library and the Chelsea Public Library, enjoy!https://t.co/JCQoDqQ2fz
— City of Chelsea (@ChelseaGov_MA) June 22, 2020