What happens when you meet someone with your exact same name? That happened to our columnist Steve Coronella when he was a college student.
Eleven venues and over 100 artists took part in Arts Collaborative Medford's first-ever citywide open studios
Nate in North Medford has a question for Paul Revere on the eve of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
Happy Thursday, everybody. Today's newsletter has events from today through Sunday. And, there are plenty of ways you can mark the occasion of America's 250th.
Legal department budget cut and city council’s FOIA request will have an impact, says mayor's office.
It's time to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday. Here's a look at where Medford residents can go to see fireworks.
With Medford about to go into a heat wave, city officials are opening cooling centers for residents and issuing tips for extreme heat.
We're talking about a little bit of everything this morning: the Tartan Army and the Scottish soccer fans; the heat wave that is hitting today; a couple of did-you-knows; and a list of what's happening in Medford today.
Windows at 5 High Street remain boarded up Tuesday, June 30, following damage caused when manhole fires broke out Saturday, June 27. The cause of the fires may have been heat related.
Norah Berson bolted into the history books as Medford’s all-time leader in the girls 200-meter run. She also played a key cog on two relay record-breakers.
A well-know figure in the Medford business community who is a regular volunteer at the Senior Center has been named a Community All-Star by Mystic Valley Elder Services.
The Medford School Committee has picked an option for the new HVAC system at the Roberts, which will be done during the school’s roof replacement project in 2027 and 2028.
Good Monday morning to you, Medford. It isn't too early to start making a list of July 4th and America's 250th events.
National Grid is on the scene and local businesses are being evacuated. Police ask that everyone stay clear of the area
Sixth District Congressman seeks to trade his seat for that of Sen. Ed Markey, calling his proposal the most progressively affordable agenda of any elected official today
Nate in the Heights fills Paul Revere in on a time-honored tradition in Medford.
