Medford Rehab employees picket over low wages
Employees have been picketing Medford Rehabilitation and Nursing Center for months over their wages.
Gotta Know Medford Staff
No Kings rally draws more than 800 people, including Medford residents, to Winchester
Hundreds of people of all ages, many dressed in costumes and waving American flags, turned out Saturday at the Winchester Unitarian Society for the town’s No Kings protest.
OPINION: ICE is depriving immigrants of human rights
"We will continue to offer nonviolent, creative resistance to an administration that seems to think human rights are optional. We believe they are mandatory, and democracy cannot exist without them." - Jane Collins
Medford Dems hosting candidate nights Oct. 16 and 23
All candidates running for mayor, the School Committee and the City Council have been invited to participate.
From one hike to a community: Queer and trans connect at Middlesex Fells
On the last Sunday of every month, the Middlesex Fells becomes a gathering place where queer and trans hikers lace up, head out, and connect with one another on the trail.
Lecture series takes aim at having a better retirement
Medford Public Library is teaming up with Tufts Osher Lifelong Learning Institute to bring researchers to talk about research-based approaches to having a happier, healthier retirement.
Happening tonight: Red Sox and Medford legend Bill Monbouquette
Hear the story of Bill Monbouquette, MHS Mustang Hall of Famer and former Red Sox All-Star pitcher.
Medford teen overcomes cancer, hopes to play football again
After a battle with cancer, Mabray Andrews was made honorary captain of the MHS Mustangs football team on Sept. 18.
Scholarships will offer funding, space, and mentors to emerging artists
Arts Collaborative Medford will soon award scholarships that provide free studio space, mentorship and a stipend to emerging artists.
Medford housing action plan done but not approved
Affordable Housing Trust will wait until October to submit plan to City Council.
What's that bird? This local author and birder can tell you
In his new book, "Birds of New England," Massachusetts author Zach Adams shares his love of birds.
Medford Police Lt. Hartnett on impact of National Night Out
“Trust and legitimacy are the cornerstone of a police department. We are unable to do the job we do without the trust of our community knowing we are there to serve them." - Medford Police Lt. Charlie Hartnett
Medford working with MBTA to move Boston Ave. bus stop
The MBTA will be moving a bus stop along Boston Avenue from the Tufts Garage to College Avenue later this month, with work possibly extending into September.
Marchers call on Rep. Clark to end 'genocide' in Gaza
'We need her to honor her leadership role and take leadership ... we need Katherine Clark to not just talk the talk but walk the walk.'
Medford Affordable Housing Trust to present Action Plan to council in September
Medford’s Affordable Housing Trust (MAHT) will be presenting an Action Plan to the City Council come September.