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First responders are asking everyone to stay away from Medford High School as they battle a 2-alarm fire.
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Medford residents to take part in the Greater Boston Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Funds raised through the Walk help the Alzheimer’s Association advance critical research efforts while providing free support, education, and resources to families facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
At Oktoberfest, community is the word of the day
The Medford Chamber of Commerce aims to create a strong local economy by providing a nourishing environment for businesses. The groups tabling at the event ranged from small businesses like Elements Massage and Tracey’s Dog Walking to Everett Bank and the Mass. Department of Children and Families.
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
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Good morning, Medford, Friday, October 9
Happy Friday, everybody. We're got a couple of reminders for you, and then we're jumping into the monster GKM three-day calendar. There is a lot going on in the city.
Clinton Ellsworth Johnson Jr.
Clinton was born in Woburn, Mass., to Clinton E. Johnson Sr. and Florence O. Keller on December 27, 1946. He was raised in the vibrant community of West Medford.
Good morning, Medford, Thursday, October 8
Happy Thursday, everybody. It's a where-to-start kind of morning, because there is so much going on in Medford. One thing we didn't even mention is that Nate's column, "Dear Paul Revere," is coming back after a summer hiatus.
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.”