Lots of great reasons to come to the Medford Chamber of Commerce Oktoberfest.
Gotta Know Medford founders - Nell, Chris, and Wendall - will have a table at the Medford Chamber of Commerce Oktoberfest tomorrow from noon to 5 pm. And, our newsroom dog, Sandy, will be with us.
Come down to support your local businesses, enjoy the festivities - including kids' activities, a pet costume contest, a beer garden, music, food, and more - tell us about yourself, and give us your story ideas.
We look forward to seeing you.
The exhibition takes its name from the theater tradition of the ghost light: a single light left burning on an otherwise empty stage after the audience has gone and the curtain has fallen.
The following was submitted by Bridging Independent Living Together (BILT): Bridging Independent Living Together (BILT) is inviting members of the Medford community to join Team BILT at the Flutie 5K for Autism on Sunday, Oct. 25, at Natick High School, 15 West St., Natick, sponsored by the Doug Flutie Jr.
The highly detailed images created by Alix Fuerst look, at first glance, like photographs.
Mann’s book has been praised by reviewers for offering the first account of the notorious crime that's more focused on the victim than her killer. Critics lauded Mann's ability to reconstruct the life of Elizabeth Short without exploiting her tragic death.
Medford residents say Vijay D'Souza's detainment hits home and his abduction is not an isolated incident in Medford.
Happy Monday, everybody. Schools are closed today in recognition of Yom Kippur. Also, today, MSC kicks off a five-day open house, and all are welcome.
Steve Coronella: "... the idea of exploring your hometown and environs as a getaway option does make a lot of sense these days, given the escalating price of gas, the general unpleasantness of air travel, and the crazy and potentially lethal weather."
“We believe banking should be accessible, approachable and practical. We knew as soon as we met Malinda and Tina they were the perfect fit.” - Everett Bank President and CEO Richard J. O’Neil Jr.
