If John Piermarini wasn’t making cookies and selling them from his bicycle, he’d be sitting at a desk putting his computer science degree from the Rochester Institute of Technology to use. How does one go from a career in computers … Continue reading
[Updated 7/13/14: It appears that the state has seized M3 because of unpaid rent.] I’ve always had a soft spot for good Southern food. Grits, fried green tomatoes, po’ boys and other delicacies call to me. Unsurprisingly, the Boston-area isn’t … Continue reading
Every summer weekend in Somerville seems to bring even more seasonal fun and this weekend is no exception. There’s truly something for everyone, with a dance fest and theater performance, multiple farmers markets, free yoga in a park, an urban … Continue reading
There are so many fun events going on around town each weekend this summer (and the coming one is especially full), but Thursday nights in Somerville have become quite action-packed as well. Update: Several events have been canceled tonight because … Continue reading
I had my first taste of Taza Chocolate several years ago and I’ve been enamored of it ever since. It was my first real foray into decadently dark chocolate, sort of like a gateway into the world of bittersweet bliss. … Continue reading
Earlier this summer I received a really nice “welcome to the Somerville media” note from Joe Lynch, Somerville native and host of Greater Somerville on SCATV. Joe invited me to appear on his show and last week I traded the … Continue reading
Dining at Journeyman in Union Square has been on my to-do list since before it officially opened and I recently had the pleasure of checking it off my list. A reservation was made and when the night arrived, we dined … Continue reading
It’s hard to believe the summer that was so slow to start has now been in full swing for weeks. There’s so much to do in Somerville in the summer and this weekend promises to be one of the most … Continue reading
As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve been excited about the Swirl & Slice market since the first time I heard about it. Now that I’ve been to the market several times, I wanted to try one of the tasting events and the recent … Continue reading
Gardens are mostly thought of as feeding our bodies, but they can also feed our souls. So it is with the Spring Hill Garden, located at 125 Lowell St. at the Cambridge Health Alliance’s (CHA) Somerville Hospital Campus, where 13 … Continue reading
