Somerville
Fluff Festival Organizers Leading Campaign to Make the Fluffernutter the State Sandwich
It’s been nine long years since former State Representative Kathi-Anne Reinstein first submitted a legislative proposal to make the Fluffernutter—that delicious pairing of peanut butter […]
An Exclusive First Look at Forge Baking Co. in Somerville
Forge Baking Company is still a couple weeks away from opening, but Jennifer Park and Tucker Lewis (the same team behind Diesel Cafe and Bloc […]
Somerville Restaurants Offering Up Marshmallow Fluff Treats
Union Square Donuts: “Fluffanutta” Doughnut Since last week, Union Square Donuts has been teasing out images of their new Fluffernutter inspired doughnut via Instagram. The […]
Brookline and Newton Make Money Magazine’s Best Places to Live Ranking
Newton and Brookline are two of the “Best Places to Live in America” according to Money magazine. Surprised? We’re not. Money’s latest ranking of the “50 […]
A New, Unique Yoga Studio Is Opening in Somerville
Lisa Natale’s grandfather would be proud. She’s about open a yoga studio on the parlor level of her family’s historical Somerville triple decker, where three generations of […]
Honk! Festival Hits the Streets of Somerville in October
There will be banging, there will be singing, and there will be dancing in the streets. On Friday, October 10, the ninth annual Honk! Festival, […]
Rob Gronkowski to Visit Youth Football Program in Somerville
After Julian Edelman is done passing out free Dunkin’ Donuts coffee at the Greenway on Tuesday, Patriots teammate Rob Gronkowski will visit Somerville, where he […]
Somerville’s Getting Serious About Their New Styrofoam Ban
Beginning in October, officials from Somerville’s Inspectional Services Department will finally begin scouting food establishments around the city to warn them that citations will be […]
Restaurant Review: La Brasa in Somerville
At La Brasa, chef Daniel Bojorquez cooks whatever he feels like. The result? A menu that’s as exciting as it is inconsistent.
Somerville’s Streets Are Going Green
There’s more than one Green Line coming to Somerville. The city put out a bid on Friday seeking a company to lather up existing bike […]
Roche Bros. Eye Davis Square for New ‘Brothers Marketplace’
If Alderman Jack Connolly had a dollar for every time he heard someone in Somerville say that the city needs a grocery store in Davis […]
Guns For Groceries
Somerville wants your guns, and in exchange, they’ll give you gift cards to go grocery shopping. As for spending that hard-earned cash at a Somerville […]
What People Are Saying About Boston on the ‘SketchFactor’ App
Stereotypes, while ignorant and shortsighted, are unfortunately unavoidable at times. That much is evident from how people are accessing a new app recently released by […]
Four Reasons to Say ‘Prost!’ at Bronwyn in Somerville
If it were possible for a restaurant to have an evil twin, T.W. Food’s brooding dopplegänger would almost assuredly be Tim Wiechmann’s other culinary concept, Bronwyn in Union […]
Shelves Remain Bare As Market Basket Protests Continue
Shoppers visiting Market Basket locations over the weekend were met with pamphlets and petitions in place of produce and other perishable goods as the embattled […]