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Teacher Sara Dion Enters Race For Somerville School Committee
Dion, a Somerville resident and teacher in the Medford Public Schools, is running in Ward 7.

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Dion, a Somerville resident and teacher in the Medford Public Schools, is running in Ward 7.

The playground will be demolished this week and replaced as part of Phase 2 of renovations at the Res.
The Screening Committee will hold an open microphone session Tuesday for the community to meet the candidates.
Anti-Asian rhetoric was directed at students, and a swastika was found on an athletic field shed last week, the university's president said.
A 23-member Renaming Committee will review more than 300 name submissions and present three finalists to the School Committee in May.
Town Meeting passed Arlington's first domestic partnership bylaw, which includes relationships of "two or more" people.
A new zoning bylaw passed by Town Meeting Monday was quickly put into action by the Community Planning and Development Commission.
A fire broke out in the kitchen of Thai Moon Thursday, causing heavy damage to the restaurant and forcing its closure for the near future.
No appointment is necessary to get a shot at Tufts University's Gantcher Center Friday.
The Massachusetts House recently adopted a budget amendment funding a design study for sound walls, Rep. Mike Connolly said.
"This was not an accident but a hate crime against Zion Ministries and their community," Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria said.
Jody Liu, assistant principal at McGlynn, claims she was repeatedly passed over for a promotion based on race and gender.
Scott called his colleague a "champion of true equity and a much-needed voice for the working class and marginalized communities."
The city will give out the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at two clinics next week.
A fire broke out at Thai Moon on Mass. Ave. Thursday morning.
Eighty officers trained for scenarios where mental health was a primary factor, including an active shooter and traffic stops.
Lebert, an "asset to the traffic and motorcycle units," worked for the department for nearly 40 years.
The city will no longer require a face covering if social distancing is possible outdoors, aligning with state guidance.
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After suspending operations for more than a year, the city will start booting and towing vehicles with multiple unpaid parking tickets.