The program provides a stimulating learning experience through peer-developed and peer-led study groups.

The Assembly Square Public Advisory Committee will meet Tuesday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m. at Federal Realty Investment Trust at 5 Middlesex Ave., fourth floor.

I do a lot of apologizing to the people who call me on things I have said. I’ve gotten to the point where I can apologize for five or six things before breakfast even, and be sincere about every apology.

The functional and the fantastic come together in Fitzgerald’s installation of electronically stimulated organic forms. Layers of the real and the unreal alike bring the outside into the gallery.

On Sunday, Sept. 28, more than 1,000 supporters, patients and family members, including Nelson Bello and Elizabeth Mazzilli of Somerville, will walk a five-mile route in South Boston to raise awareness and funds for the American Liver Foundation.

The Games serve as a qualifying event for competition in the National Senior Games in a number of competitive events.

Cervena Barva Press authors include Mary Bonina, “Living Proof;” Doug Holder, “The Man in the Booth in the Midtown Tunnel;” and Catherine Sasanov, “Tara.” Ibbetson Street Press authors who will read are Lisa Beatmen, “Manufacturing America: Poems from the Factory Floor;” Gloria Mindock, “Blood Soaked Dresses;” and Richard Wilhelm, “Awakenings.”

ARAMARK has teamed up with the Elizabeth Peabody House, located at 277 Broadway in Somerville, a non-profit organization that provides a broad array of educational, social and recreational services addressing essential and changing needs of families in the City of Somerville and the surrounding Boston community.

Unlike most applied-arts objects such as wallpaper, chairs, china and fabrics, until recently no index of flowerpot designs existed. While curating the traveling exhibition, “A Place to Take Root: The History of Flowerpots and Garden Containers in North America,” garden historian Susan Tamulevich researched America’s unique flowerpot tradition.

“I was hooked on collage before the glue dried on my first try. [Collage] involves texture, color, and design. Whether it comes from an idea in my mind or begins with a cutout image that I then respond to, collage is like both solving a puzzle and playing jazz.”

Born and raised in Somerville, CPL Todd J. Fucile, is a Marine stationed in Okinawa, Japan.

On Earth Day, he rode his bike to work to raise money for the Brooksby Village scholarship fund. The ride was 65 KM/40 miles (32.5KM/20 miles each way).

“Support for education and standing up for equality for all people have been central to my work in the Legislature over the past four years,” said Sciortino.

“As a community organizer for the past two years, I’ve seen firsthand the impact of budget cuts on schools across Massachusetts,” said Beck. “I’m proud to head up Stand for Children’s fight against Question 1."

The first of this month’s workshops, “Starting a Business: Components of the Business Plan,” will take place Tuesday, Sept. 9, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

“I live only yards from the proposed structure. I am on the ground floor at level with Yard 8 that literally backs up into us” in Brickbottom, said artist Polly Pook, who has been living at Brickbottom for the past 11 years. “I have been very much in favor of the Green Line extension, but putting this facility here shows no respect for the residents.”

Spencer was seen hugging Denton and, when he walked away, a knife could be seen protruding from Denton’s abdomen.

The measure creates a State Office of Child Advocate that would be responsible for monitoring the delivery of services of children in the state's custody and care. It also establishes a commission to help grandparents who raise grandchildren.