A state deed restriction from 1967 has caused a snag in the plans for a new Medford High School building. Officials are currently trying to find options to keep the project moving forward.
Thursday is a great day for celebrating Medford's many small businesses and their creative use of space, plus all the cool, fun, interesting, educational events that are on tap for the day.
Administration’s legal team slices and dices original intent of ordinance.
Happy Wednesday, everybody. It's going to be a busy day, from Sisters in Sweat at the West Medford Community Center to city meetings regarding the high school building project, zoning, and more.
By Crystal Yormick | Correspondent Medford’s newly rebranded recreational basketball league — “Hoops & Heroes” — is bringing the city, basketball players and Medford police together under one net. Building confidence, basketball skills and curiosity along with giving kids a positive outlet and providing them with strong role models are all goals
We've got everything from the Medford Police Relief Association Memorial Service for Deceased Members to the 4th annual Medford PorchFest.
Council votes to approve a plan to rezone Medford Square and is ready to move on to the next area of the city
This is a great Monday to talk about all things Medford, from the new wayfinding plan to the candidates who are vying to represent the city.
Medford native Steve Coronella calls his early life in Medford – ordinary. And how his mother was the best. Happy Mother's Day!
Medford Community Chorale & Youth/Young Adult Chorus to sing for you Friday
Long-time School Committee member Paul Ruseau is running for the 34th Middlesex District seat being vacated by Rep. Christine Barber.
The race is on for the 34th Middlesex District. Political newcomer Chris Oates, a Somerville resident, has tossed his hat into the ring.
All of us at GKM hope you're morning is off to a great start, and if you're just getting home from work, we hope you have a restful morning. We have an important announcement from the city, plus a did-you-know and 'all the happenings fit to post.'
Happy Wednesday, everybody. We have the scoop on the protest that took place in Medford on Monday.
The Medford Chamber of Commerce held its annual installation of officers and awards celebration, including Citizen of the Year at Medford Vocational & Technical High School on May 4.
Happy Tuesday, everybody. Did somebody say Cinco de Mayo?
