Dear Paul Revere
This new column offers up a Medford slice of life in the form of a letter to Paul Revere.
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Youth Risk Behavior Survey: Medford students doing well overall, problem areas identified
School officials are sharing information from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, which provides student data on a variety of mental health issues.
Good morning, Medford, Thursday, March 12
Here's what's happening today in Medford. Also, it isn't too early to start talking about St. Patrick's day.
These McGlynn students love math... seriously
McGlynn Elementary School students told school officials how much they love their new ST Math program, which challenges them to problem-solve without instruction from either teachers or the program itself.
Wasteful words: From an early age, I’ve been talking trash
At one time in his life, Steve Coronella considered a career in sanitation. Of course, he was only 8 years old at the time.
Good morning, Medford, Tuesday, March 10
Old man winter isn't done with us yet, but spring is clearly on the way. Today, we've got the scoop on a fun event happening this weekend for girls, some things that are on tap for today, and a few Did-You-Knows.
St. Joseph School closing at the end of this academic year
The Catholic school in Medford has been in operation for almost a century.
Cambridge Vice Mayor Burnham Azeem pitches record of results in crowded 2nd Middlesex Senate race
Cambridge Vice Mayor Burhan Azeem is entering the state Senate race for the 2nd Middlesex District.
Cuisine, curiosity, and the Wonder of it all
Crowds swarmed the grand opening of the new restaurant concept at Station Landing in Medford.
Protesters seek to bring attention to how immigration detention is financed
Medford residents protest in front of Citizens Bank because of its financial ties to the federal governments' immigration detention and deportation program.
Medford's Schurko brothers earn Golden Gloves glory
The boxing brothers came out swinging, both earning victories in the final round of the 79th All New England Golden Gloves Championships Thursday in Lowell.
Medford school programs, projects on target for this year
Medford school administrators updated the School Committee about the multitude of projects, both academic and structural, currently underway throughout the district.
Holocaust survivor Tibor Spitz, 96, to address Reading, local communities
Tibor Spitz, 96, was a child in Slovakia when Nazi occupation upended his life. He will speak on March 9 at the William Endslow Auditorium at Reading Memorial High School at 7 p.m. about his experiences in the Holocaust.
Good morning, Medford: Thursday, March 5
Democracy. That's what we're talkin' about. And, we have the scoop on the many events happening in Medford today. Good morning!
Somerville councilor Matthew McLaughlin runs for 2nd Middlesex Senate seat, citing affordability crisis
Somerville City Councilor Matthew McLaughlin is tossing his name into the ring for the 2nd Middlesex District seat being vacated by Sen. Pat Jehlen.
Medford High School Best Buddies Program fosters inclusivity, leadership
The school's Best Buddies club, which is celebrating its first anniversary, is dedicated to bridging social, physical and economic gaps for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.