Haven't posted anything so far this February, so here are some random items of interest:
Six Degrees of Starcraft: Not sure what is going on here, but it seems like you get a 'random' topic to start with, and then need to somehow click your way to Starcraft. The StarStruck got 'Winter Hill, Somerville' to start.
Tweet of the hill: @SvilleSchools
Winter Hill Neighbor Profiled in The Somerville News: Gonzalez, a Winter Hill resident, performs a variety of tasks – from shoveling to driving a stick shift vehicle – that wouldn’t seem possible for a man born with one arm. He shrugs off the praise he receives from neighbors and family who tell him he is inspirational.
Paul Revere Rides up Winter Hill:
Somerville Patch Profiles Winter Hill's Bob Massie
Ok, I think that catches us up for now. If not, feel free to let us know!
Showing posts with label somerville patch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somerville patch. Show all posts
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Shout-out to Leone's on Somerville Patch!
Somerville Patch has been doing great work cataloging the local Somerville ether. We look forward to hearing more about Winter Hill from Katie Lannigan. Here is a snippit from her recent column on Leone's:
Leone's Subs & Pizza, on Broadway in Winter Hill, with its signature meatball subs, square slices and neon sign, has been a staple of the neighborhood for over a half-century.
Read more...

Photo by Katie Lannigan from Somerville Patch.
Leone's Subs & Pizza, on Broadway in Winter Hill, with its signature meatball subs, square slices and neon sign, has been a staple of the neighborhood for over a half-century.
Read more...
Photo by Katie Lannigan from Somerville Patch.
Labels:
leone's sub and pizza,
meatballs,
pizza,
somerville patch,
subs
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Pizza and Football in Winter Hill
A relevant snippet from Somerville Patch:
Prima Pizza filed for an entertainment license to install one television to play football games.
And:
The board unanimously approved the entertainment license, and wished Mr. Prima luck with his business.
Pizza time.
Prima Pizza filed for an entertainment license to install one television to play football games.
And:
The board unanimously approved the entertainment license, and wished Mr. Prima luck with his business.
Pizza time.
Labels:
football,
pizza,
prima's pizza,
somerville patch
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