Rep. Paul J. Donato seeks 13th term in Medford's 35th district
Rep. Paul Donato talks about his priorities, how he feels about having a Republican challenger for the first time in many years, and whether this will be his last run for office
Nell Escobar Coakley | Staff Writer
Halloween happenings in Medford and nearby communities
We have you covered this spooky and fun season with a roundup of Halloween happenings in Medford and in nearby communities.
Medford school officials respond to Globe story on fired teacher
Music teacher, MHS band director Michael De Melo was dismissed after investigation into Florida allegations of ‘inappropriate’ relationship with student
Donato challenger James ‘Jake’ Seibel is focused on transparency and accountability
Seibel points to the ongoing battle between State Auditor Diana DiZoglio and the legislature as a prime example of what’s wrong with state government.
Survey says… Medford has a way to go to complete five-year strategic plan
A survey that was done a year ago provides insight, but much work needs to be done to create the district's 5-year strategic plan.
New director says Medford Family Network remains committed to its mission
Irina Shumway says MFN is busier than ever, despite change in leadership
New mural at Medford High School depicts community, history and values
MHS Student Lillian Scholfield: “This mural isn’t just about making the hallway look better. It’s really about telling the story of who we are.”
Medford High School to re-open Oct. 6 following sewerage backup
Medford High School will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 6 after a sewage backup closed the building this morning. All classes, activities, programs, and events will be held as previously scheduled on Tuesday. The building was evacuated shortly after 11 a.m. on Oct. 5 when a strong sewer smell
Medford High School evacuated following sewage, gas smell
Medford High School remains closed today, and possibly tomorrow, after the school was evacuated this morning following a strong sewer/gas smell in the hallway of the B building. Medford Public Schools spokesman Will Pipicelli said at approximately 11 a.m., the Medford Fire Department was called after a strong
Low-income Medford students closing the academic ‘gap’ - according to state accountability MCAS results
Seven of the eight schools in the city have seen substantial progress from last year. The Missituk and Roberts elementary schools have increased their rates by at least 10 percentage points.
Medford Public Library Director Sam Sednak looks forward to growing and changing with the community
Medford Library Director Sam Sednak: “I fell in love with the city. It’s such a neighborhood-type community. It’s the type of place where you can be walking down the street and say hi to people. There’s also a lot of good will towards the library.”
10 things we bet you didn’t know about Labor Day
Labor Day. It’s the first Monday in September and for many, the traditional end of summer and beginning of the all season. School starts, the holidays are around the corner and the warm weather turns crisp while the days grow shorter. But Labor Day isn’t just another holiday.
Medford Public Schools update wellness policy. Roberts roof/HVAC project on target
The School Committee on Aug. 24 unanimously voted to approve the policy submitted by Director of Health Services Jennifer Silva.
Medford Public Schools ready for opening day on Sept. 2
Here's what’s new this year, from staffing to programs to facilities, at Medford Public Schools.
Paul Ruseau responds to Somerville Dems’ charge that he broke ‘People’s Pledge’ in 34th Middlesex race
Paul Ruseau is defending his acceptance of campaign donations from the Mass. Teachers Association, saying it is not "dark money," and he is challenging the SDCC's claim that he broke the pledge.
Medford school officials push grade configuration out to 2028-29 academic year
Schools receive $632,000 in state funds, committee votes on other odds and ends