Mbah picks up Medford endorsements for his State House run
The Somerville Councilor at Large is in the race for the 34th Middlesex District seat
Special to Gotta Know Medford
Medford Leaders Endorse Christine Barber for State Senate
State Reps, City Councilors, School Committee members and the mayor stand behind Barber for State Senate
Medford Girl Scouts take home gold
Three Girl Scouts who graduated from Medford High School created projects that addressed community needs.
Capitol Theatre hosts U.S. premiere of ‘Hope: The Courageous Response in the Face of Adversity’ documentary
On Thursday, June 18, the Capitol Theatre will host the U.S. premiere of the documentary film, “Hope: The Courageous Response in the Face of Adversity.”
NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley branches holds ‘Juneteenth Nite Out’ celebration
On June 20, the NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley Area branches will be holding a ‘Juneteenth Nite Out’ celebration in Boston.
Marblehead attorney qualifies for Governor’s Council ballot
Marblehead immigration attorney Diann Baylis has qualified for the Sept. 1 Democratic primary ballot for Governor’s Council in the 6th District.
Friends of the Fells ‘PoopBlitz’ documents 100+ pounds of dog waste in the Fells
The Friends of the Fells collected more than 100 pounds of dog waste during “PoopBlitz,” and event targeted at removing harmful pet poop from the Middlesex Fells.
Five juveniles charged with car theft during early morning chase, officer fires shots
Five juveniles have been arrested and charged with receiving a stolen motor vehicle following an early morning car chase into Malden. Police say that on Tuesday, June 2, at approximately 4:30 a.m., Medford Police officers responded to Barbara Lane in West Medford for a reported breaking and entering
Medford Police arrest five juveniles following early morning chase into Malden
Medford Police are investigating an incident that took place in the early hours of June 2. Five juveniles were arrested following a car chase into Malden by Medford and State Police officers.
Volunteers needed to water city's newly-planted trees
TreesMedford makes the case that watering the city's newly planted trees will help those trees survive and protect the city's investment in the overall tree canopy.
Dear Paul Revere
Nate in the Heights fills Paul Revere in on summer planning nowadays in Medford: "Between camps, family vacations on both sides, visitors, and, oh yeah, my day job, it seems like that expanse of potentiality I thrived on as a kid has been replaced by an immutable schedule of predictability."
Kiwanis Club awards scholarships to Medford students
Four graduating seniors received scholarships from the Kiwanis Club to attend college in the fall.
OPINION: Traffic-calming measures well intentioned but potentially dangerous
A Medford resident argues that rapid expansion of traffic-calming measures may be well intentioned, but, "the cumulative effect is creating a driving environment that is increasingly frustrating, congested, difficult to navigate, and potentially dangerous in unintended ways."
OPINION: Financial and planning transparency critical for high school building project
Richard Orlando argues that when it comes to plans for the new high school building, "Medford citizens are not operating from a position of fear. They are simply stating that elected officials should run and govern the city with financial integrity."
Mystic Valley Area Branch of NAACP presents ‘An Evening with Author Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr.’
On June 1, the Mystic Valley Area Branch NAACP presents “An Evening with Author Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr.” at the Regent Theatre, 7 Medford St., Arlington, at 7 p.m.
Dear Paul Revere
What would Paul Revere think about our modern sports of hockey, basketball and baseball? Nate in the Heights explains what it's like for us to have all three of our major spring-time teams go down in a heap of flames.