“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
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.
'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’s Affordable Housing Trust (MAHT) will be presenting an Action Plan to the City Council come September.
Many issues, from genocide to environmental destruction, were raised during the discussion about how the city's funds should be invested.
As the dog days of summer drag on, the Medford High School’s girls basketball program has been hard at work preparing for their upcoming GBL campaign.
The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s most successful fundraiser. The annual bike-a-thon across Massachusetts will be taking place Aug. 2 and Aug. 3.
Medford City Council President Isaac “Zac” Bears has asked for an extension and more funding for the city’s zoning overhaul, which he called a “shared path forward.”
Medford is in the middle of formulating a Hazard Mitigation Plan, which the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requires be updated every five years.
This story has been updated: The deadline to submit a comment on the current iteration of the Residential Zoning Proposal is Wednesday, July 23.
Kyera Singleton, executive director of the Royall House and Slave Quarters, spoke at the Cambridge Public Library about the history of the oldest extant slave quarters in the North.
With a colorful kickoff on the front lawn of City Hall on May 30, Medford marked the start of its month-long Pride celebration.
Looking Back at Medford’s History Inc. hosted a May 21 event fundraiser for a statue of Medford Revolutionary War heroine Sarah Bradlee Fulton to be placed in front of City Hall.
The following was submitted by Kathi O'Donoghue, who oversees the ACE program in Medford.
Medford annually celebrates Patriots’ Day and Memorial Day, but a new historic holiday was created in 2021 to honor Sarah Bradlee Fulton, the city’s own war heroine
