Dozens of people gathered March 28 morning in Winchester for the third “No Kings” event to protest President Trump’s policies, reject authoritarianism and defend constitutional rights.
Medford residents are welcome to join Winchester’s third No Kings rally on March 28. Organizers hope to draw in more than 1,000 people.
State Sen. Jason Lewis hosted a meeting in late February to discuss the effects of federal tax cuts on the state budget with Mass. residents.
The hospital will train Tufts medical students and consolidate inpatient services in a facility designed specifically for psychiatric care.
A student newspaper at the Roberts Elementary School began not with a curriculum change, but with third grader Owen Jette Walsh, who decided the school should have one.
Sweaters, coats, dresses, shoes and bags line the walls, shelves and tables of the basement of a building on High Street. Edify Church provides clothing for Medford.
Spreading the word about tobacco products and vaping takes a lot of work. But a recent seminar by the Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition is hoping to give Medford residents the right information.
Editor’s Note: Francis P. Church’s editorial, “Yes Virginia, There is a Santa Claus” first appeared in The New York Sun in 1897, and was reprinted annually until 1949.
Citing rodents, bugs and mold in the Main Street headquarters, Medford firefighters are asking for help from city officials, a year after voters shot down a $30 million proposal to build a new station.
A Methuen man is facing charges following his arrest Dec. 9 for multiple car tire thefts in Medford and the surrounding area.
The Medford School Committee voted to adopt a new artificial intelligence policy for classroom use, formally approving guidelines that the district had already published in this year’s student handbook.
Deep Cuts in Medford, is a hub for vinyl, tapes and CDs that doubles as an independent live music venue where you can also go into the other room and play pinball or eat a sandwich. It has also been nominated as Music Venue of the Year by the Boston Music Awards for 2025.
The Medford School Committee reviewed community feedback on a possible reconfiguration of the city’s elementary and middle schools, but no one from the public came forward to comment.
Kobe Saperstein is an 18-year-old Medford High School senior, but he is also KSAP, a rapper who is nominated for a Boston Music Award for his music video “100 Miles.”
A new mural celebrating unity and migration has taken shape on Mystic Avenue, where Arts Collaborative Medford finished a large-scale work depicting people, animals and ecosystems coexisting in a shared future.
The Medford School Committee voted unanimously Monday night to delay action on a proposal to reconfigure the city’s elementary and middle schools, opting instead to seek public input next month before deciding whether to move forward.
