Medford Leaders Endorse Christine Barber for State Senate
State Reps, City Councilors, School Committee members and the mayor stand behind Barber for State Senate
State Reps, City Councilors, School Committee members and the mayor stand behind Barber for State Senate
Three Girl Scouts who graduated from Medford High School created projects that addressed community needs.
Happy Tuesday, Medford. We hope you're having a great morning. Before we get to all the day's happenings, we've got news out of the Police Department.
"... like the bullseye of dart board, he set his sights and didn't waiver for a second.” Medford High track coaches Joe Donlon on Adam Lewis achieving his epic run
Budgets, wage ordinances, MBTA schedule, a school stabilization fund and more were discussed on this busy night
Happy Monday, everybody. Today, we're talking Boston Avenue vis a vis the MBTA's Bus Network Redesign updates and a meeting coming up tonight.
A local gym owner realized there are kids who can’t do a jumping jack or understand simple footwork patterns but she’s aiming to change that with her summer tween/teen fitness program.
Vocal support was strong but greater economic support may prove more of a challenge
The Medford Comprehensive School Building Committee on June 10 voted 12-1 with two absent on its final alternative for a new high school building: C.2.2A.
It's Friday! And today we are saying thank you to all the teachers, staffers, administrators and residents who have given their time, skills and efforts to Medford's families. All of these folks were honored during the School Committee meeting on Monday (June 8). Some are retiring
Residents and some city officials raise issues around height, density and crushing the character of the neighborhood
After months of waiting, Medford finally has it's answer — it's C.2.2A!!! That's the design that the school building committee has picked for Medford's new high school. It was a relatively short night on June 10, given the hours and hours
Sorry we're late this morning -- we miss Wendall!
On Thursday, June 18, the Capitol Theatre will host the U.S. premiere of the documentary film, “Hope: The Courageous Response in the Face of Adversity.”
On June 20, the NAACP Boston & Mystic Valley Area branches will be holding a ‘Juneteenth Nite Out’ celebration in Boston.
Medford families enjoyed the annual Teddy Bear Picnic at Victory Park while wishing director Marie Cassidy well on her retirement.