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Nate in the Heights wonders if Paul Revere used a space-saver to keep a parking spot clear for his horse.
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Good morning, Medford, Friday, March 27
Happy Friday! Read on to find out about the many events taking place in Medford today and over the weekend.
Civil service requirement could go away for Medford police chief position
Medford could join the ranks of Arlington, Lexington, Worcester, Wrentham and a dozen other communities whose chiefs are exempt from Civil Service
Good morning, Medford, Thursday, March 26
There are many events and activities happening in Medford today. From live music to ice skating, with a municipal meeting thrown in for good measure.
Medford school officials: Budget on target so far
Medford school officials received a status update on the current budget and what is on the horizon for fiscal year 2027.
No Kings Rally for Winchester, Medford area set for March 28
Medford residents are welcome to join Winchester’s third No Kings rally on March 28. Organizers hope to draw in more than 1,000 people.
Good morning, Medford, Wednesday, March 25
We hope your day is getting off to a great start. And, if you're just getting off work from the overnight shift, today's newsletter will be a quick, uplifting read, and then you can get some shut-eye.
Good morning, Medford, Tuesday, March 24
Happy Tuesday! We're talkin' spring-ish things today, plus we have the scoop on some important city meetings and some fun events.
A snapshot of homelessness in Medford
Social Services Coordinator Jason Stone was among the volunteers who took the count in Medford.
Medford’s annual Egg Dash brings families out to Hormel
The Medford Recreation Department’s annual Egg Dash and Bunny Photo event has become an annual tradition for families in Medford.
State Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven joins crowded bid to succeed retiring Sen. Jehlen
State Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven is running for the Second Middlesex Senate seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Pat Jehlen. She pledges working on affordability, immigrant protection and government transparency.
Good morning, Medford, Thursday, March 19
Love is in the air in today's newsletter. We've got a shout-out to a Medford 6th-grader, the scoop on the egg dash, and some events to check out.
City Council to mayor: How many lawsuits have been filed against the city of Medford? And for how much?
Councilors want to know, when it comes to lawsuits, how many and how much are they costing residents
Medford School Committee approves new MCAS Flex Pilot at high school
Medford school officials approved an MCAS Flex Pilot at the high school in order to create a more optimal testing experience for the entire school community.
Good morning, Medford, Tuesday, March 17
Top o' the mornin' to you, Medford! We have lots to fill you in on today, including Citizen of the Year nominations, some fun events, and a collection of photos that give you a peek into a devastating time in our nation's history.
Mayor announces projects that will receive CPA funding
The city has allocated $2.4 million in CPA funds for fiscal 2026. Here are the projects that will receive support.