Vehicle noise tops list of resident concerns during Medford’s first Ward meeting
About two dozen Ward 1 residents turned out for the first of the City Council's planned ward meetings where listening was the only thing on the agenda.
Chris Stevens | Staff Writer
Boston Avenue Corridor rezoning a done deal, or is it?
City Council says the Boston rezoning effort is all but done. Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn says otherwise.
City Council calls for release of a Medford man picked up by ICE
Medford residents say Vijay D'Souza's detainment hits home and his abduction is not an isolated incident in Medford.
Medford artist brings wildlife, pets, and people to life with color pencils
The highly detailed images created by Alix Fuerst look, at first glance, like photographs.
An afternooon of crafts and crafting on tap at library's Maker Fair
Calling all crafters, wannabe crafters and anyone who just appreciates the works of local crafters. The Maker Fair at the Medford Public Library is right around the corner.
Rebranding the Medford Senior Center: Just call them ‘MSC’
No one wants to be reminded that they’re aging, but at the Medford Senior Center, staying active and social is the focus.
Medford public tree ordinance at the finish line
After more than six years of work, the City Council approved updated Public Tree Ordinance, but one sticking point remains.
Adoption of Boston Ave rezoning on hold for summer
City councilors and the Community Development Board made some decisions regarding the Boston Avenue Neighborhood Corridor District, but CDB will take the summer to work out the details.
Manhole fires may have been heat related
Windows at 5 High Street remain boarded up Tuesday, June 30, following damage caused when manhole fires broke out Saturday, June 27. The cause of the fires may have been heat related.
Manhole fires shut down Medford Square
National Grid is on the scene and local businesses are being evacuated. Police ask that everyone stay clear of the area
Moulton hammers home a need for new leadership in Senate
Sixth District Congressman seeks to trade his seat for that of Sen. Ed Markey, calling his proposal the most progressively affordable agenda of any elected official today
Tweens and teens fire up their fitness basics in summer training class
A local gym owner realized there are kids who can’t do a jumping jack or understand simple footwork patterns but she’s aiming to change that with her summer tween/teen fitness program.
Medford’s Boston Avenue Corridor rezoning plan met with concern
Residents and some city officials raise issues around height, density and crushing the character of the neighborhood
Good morning, Medford Wednesday, June 10
Sorry we're late this morning -- we miss Wendall!
CACHE’s annual meeting turned into a celebration of Medford and more
Part history lesson, part art promotion, part birthday celebrations, and all fun.
Medford’s annual surveillance report meeting a bust
Police Chief fails to show up at annual meeting, frustrating city councilors