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Medford Community Chorale & Youth/Young Adult Chorus to sing for you Friday
Medford Community Chorale & Youth/Young Adult Chorus to sing for you Friday
Longtime Medford resident May Marquebreuck on what May Day was like when she was growing up here.
A Medford resident explains what is on tap for the May 1 day of action and why she believes it is so important.
GKM's Norah Doyle was on hand for the unveiling of the Fulton statue and for Revere's gallop into Medford Square. Photos, video, and the story.
This Medford resident says the city's composting program has many benefits.
Did someone in Medford put a smile on your face recently?
Nate in the Heights looks at the route Paul Revere would take to Medford today, how many Dunkies he would pass along the way, and whether he would take the illegal left turn from Main to High Street, much to the chagrin of all southbound traffic from Forest and Salem streets.
State Senate candidate Matt McLaughlin shares his story about fighting for Narcan.
The statue of Sarah Bradlee Fulton was installed at Medford City Hall on April 14. It will be dedicated Monday, April 20, at 10:15 a.m.
You can meet this Medford artist at a reception on May 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Gallery@57 in Malden. A portion of sales will benefit the Disabled American Veterans Association.
State Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven speaks about why she voted No on the Social Media Bill.
Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) brought state and community leaders together on March 31 to highlight the importance of programs for older adults and people with disabilities.
A Medford resident who is spending some time in Manchester, England, writes about how twice-monthly trash pickup works across the pond.
Nate in the Heights tells Paul Revere, "Once the coat is back in the closet (instead of draped over the chair in the basement) there is no going back.
"Crossing Paths" is a new feature where you can share those little encounters you have around Medford that put a smile on your face or that otherwise have a positive impact on you.
Nate in the Heights wonders if Paul Revere used a space-saver to keep a parking spot clear for his horse.