S'mores near public transit?

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I'd really like to get a group of friends together and make s'mores before the summer ends, but since we're all apartment dwellers without access to grills, I'm not sure how to do it.

In my very suburban youth, there were a few parks with grills anyone could use, but I haven't seen anything like that around here (yet). Does anyone know of anywhere accessible by public transit conducive to marshmallow roasting? Fire pits would be preferred, but grills are good, too!

Porter Square news - Potbelly sandwich shop, Walgreens

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Potbelly sandwich shop, on the first floor of what used to be Pizzeria Uno, officially opens this Wednesday.

Tomorrow morning from 7 to 9 am, you can donate $5 to Green Streets Initiative and get a "free" breakfast. They want you to fill out this form

http://www.potbelly.com/ow/27

but in practice I think they'll let anyone drop by. (They had the same promotion today, for lunch. It was pretty tasty.)

Also, I did not realize that the Porter Square Walgreens had already opened. The store is open 24 hours, but the pharmacy counter is not. I wonder whether it really makes sense for Walgreens to devote much of the first floor to groceries, given that Shaw's across the street is also open 24 hours.

(If you're new to the area... both Walgreens and Potbelly are in the small shopping center at the northeast corner of Somerville Ave. and White Street, across White Street from the big Shaw's-Tags shopping center.)

This Thursday's outdoor SomerMovie will be "Groundhog Day"

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It was the Viewers' Choice, according to the City's official Facebook page. The movie starts "just after sundown" in Seven Hills Park. Sunset this Thursday is at 7:25 pm.