Senate passes senior property tax deferral improvements
The Senate on Jan. 8 passed Sen. Pat Jehlen’s bill to expand eligibility for the Senior Tax Deferral program.
The Senate on Jan. 8 passed Sen. Pat Jehlen’s bill to expand eligibility for the Senior Tax Deferral program.
City Councilors asked the mayor to hold off on the transfer of services, but she declined.
After a 0-3 start, the Medford High School boys basketball team is staring to see some winning action, according to Coach Anthony Tortora.
The standout was a grassroots response to the increasingly violent presence of ICE and in particular to the murder by an ICE agent of US citizen Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
State Rep. Christine Barber announced her candidacy for state Senate in the Second Middlesex District.
New quick service restaurant aims to take the Wonder out of dinner.
The Medford Comprehensive School Building Committee held its first community meeting, giving the public its first behind-the-scenes look at the new high school project.
City Council questions Mayor’s decision to switch from Armstrong to Cataldo Ambulance Service
While visiting her parents in Florida, Wendall has a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream and finds out she isn't the only person who thinks the capybara is as cute as a button.
Winchester School Committee member Tom Hopcroft is tossing his hat into the ring for the the 2nd Middlesex District after Sen. Pat Jehlen announced she would not be running for re-election.
The city of Medford has entered into a three-year contract agreement with ambulance provider Cataldo Ambulance Service.
A Medford resident and real estate investor argues that the Massachusetts rent control initiative is based on a misunderstanding of how capital flows and how rental properties are maintained and that its retroactive nature is patently unfair.
Judy Scribner-Moore has been teaching yoga to older adults in her West Medford studio. Her classes teach people to be aware of their own bodies while becoming healthier and more flexible.
Medford city officials — both familiar and new — were sworn in for a new term on Jan. 4 during Inauguration Day ceremonies.
It’s been a whirlwind of getting to know residents, business owners, and city officials and hearing about the issues that matter in the city of Medford. To everyone in the community, we say thank you for being here. We are excited to be doing this work with you.
Medford High School students get spotlight treatment at School Committee's year-end meeting