Meet Gotta Know Medford at Chamber Oktoberfest
Lots of great reasons to come to the Medford Chamber of Commerce Oktoberfest.
Wendall Waters | Staff Writer
Medford police seek help finding missing person
Jason may be without food and could be dehydrated. He might be riding a bicycle.
Caraviello: ‘We’ve touched the third rail of Medford politics’
City Council candidates moving on to the general election share the issue that made a difference in their campaign.
Election 2025: In-person voting is Tuesday, Sept. 16
Here is some information about in-person voting this coming Tuesday.
Rumors of Kappy's demise are greatly exaggerated
Medford store manager reassures customers that it's the same Kappy's they've come to expect.
Treatment of stray animals will be focus of August 24 event
The Supreme Court of India passed a ruling on stray dogs that Medford resident Praitha Natarajian believes will not be humane for the animals and will not solve the issues it was purportedly passed to solve.
Medford Police graduate cadets from first Junior Police Academy
Meet the cadets of Medford's first Junior Police Academy. And, find out about the upcoming community-building event, National Night Out, which will take place at Hormel Stadium.
Show focuses on Medford's migrant and immigrant heritage
Did you know the Historical Society was organized in Medford in 1896?
Medford election dates to know
Stay tuned to Gotta Know Medford for all the election information you need. Nell Coakley will have a run-down on the races, and we will be interviewing candidates. If you wanna know, Gotta Know Medford.
Rats in Medford - Councilors look to create prevention plan
Are you seeing rats in your Medford neighborhood? Email us at gottaknowmedford@gmail.com.
Medford City Council honors memory of Bryan Hilliard
Musician and long-time Medford resident Bryan Hilliard was 55 when he died.
Medford loves books to the Moon and Back
At this bookstore in West Medford. children can read, play, listen and make.
Memorial Day 2025: Medford honors fallen heroes
Memorial Day was observed under a blue sky at Oak Grove Cemetery Monday, May 26, as the community gathered to honor the service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.
Medford Free Flea market to be hosted by city and Tufts
The free flea offers students and local residents a way to find good homes for things they don't need anymore.
West Medford zoning raises questions with neighbors over loss of ‘village’ feel
If you have something to say about the proposed rezoning of West Medford and Medford Square, you’ll have your chance during a public Q&A scheduled for Thursday, May 8 at 6:30 in the Andrews Middle School cafetorium and on Zoom.
Medford budget hearings get underway, deficit at $1 million
There’s still a lot of number crunching left to go, but during its first preliminary budget meeting Tuesday night, April 29.