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Somerville
The City of Somerville is a small business and residential
haven of approximately four square miles. It is ideally located
adjacent to Boston, one-and-a-half miles from the city's financial
and commercial districts.
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Somerville can aptly be described as a gateway to Eastern
Massachusetts. Immediate access is available to routes 1, 2, 16,
28, 38, 90 and 128 and to Interstate 93 and 95. Somerville is
also just 3.5 miles from Boston's Logan International Airport. The T.F. Green Airport in Providence is less than an hour away.
Somerville is extremely accessible to public transportation. The
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) subway service
is easily available throughout the city and offers access to
Boston and other communities. In addition, 14 different bus
lines travel through the city.
A Wide Spectrum of Services
The City of Somerville offers a wide spectrum of services for its
residents and businesses. The community's electrical and energy
needs are served by the Boston Edison Company, Boston Gas and
Commonwealth Gas. Somerville's municipally owned water and sewer
system successfully provides residents with some of the lowest
rates in the Greater Boston area. Somerville was the first
community in the Commonwealth to offer residents a choice in cable
television providers. Today, RCN Corporation, AT&T Broadband and
Bell Atlantic all service Somerville via an advanced fiber-optic
network.
Culture, Restaurants and Shops
Throughout this compact, vibrant community over 50 different
languages are spoken and over 15 religions are practiced. The
international flavor of Somerville guarantees that you will feel
at home. Diversity is a key component of Somerville's
attractiveness to residents and business owners.
Somerville's array of restaurants offers samples of cuisine from
all over the world. Both Union Square and Davis Square are dining
and entertainment destinations for Greater Boston. And of course,
you are just minutes from the array of cultural opportunities in
Boston and Cambridge. (Source: City of Somerville)
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