In Medford, Friday, Feb. 6
Today, we have a heads-up for you, plus a poll you can take ahead of the Superbowl, and a list of some things happening in Medford today.
Wendall Waters | Staff Writer
How many people are homeless in Medford? A count is happening tonight
The count could potentially enable Medford to receive more funding for services or lead more non-profits to open up in the city to provide services.
New mental health practice opens in Medford
Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn will be on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony today at 3 p.m.
Wendall in the Wild: Capybaras are a thing - Who woulda thunk it?
While visiting her parents in Florida, Wendall has a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream and finds out she isn't the only person who thinks the capybara is as cute as a button.
From the Founders: Thank You, and Happy New Year!
It’s been a whirlwind of getting to know residents, business owners, and city officials and hearing about the issues that matter in the city of Medford. To everyone in the community, we say thank you for being here. We are excited to be doing this work with you.
Medford officials get an earful about reduction in trash pickup
Among residents’ concerns are overflowing trash bins and foul odors from soiled diapers, meat wrappers, and pet waste sitting in trash bins for two weeks. Many said they worry this will exacerbate current rat infestations, while others said it will create rat problems in new areas.
Medford Police seeking ID of suspect in theft of UPS package
Medford Police looking for a suspect in the theft of a Christmas gift.
City Council to consider fines for violations of rodent control measures
The City Council will be looking at a proposed overgrowth ordinance and amendments to the city's current rodent-control regulations.
Medford election update
There are just under 200 ballots left to be counted for the Medford 2025 municipal election.
Medford unofficial election results
These are the unofficial results released by the Medford Elections Commission.
Election Day: Reports from the polls
The polls are open until 8pm tonight. You still have plenty of time to have your say.
Wendall in the Wild: Pollinatober
October is a wonderful time to watch pollinators in action, even if you live in an urban area. If there are flowers, there are pollinators.
New Medford charter will be on the ballot
If enacted, the new Charter will change the makeup of the City Council and the role of the mayor on the School Committee and will create term limits for the position of mayor.