Munir N. Jirmanus: "These and other truly progressive positions are my reasons for supporting Andrea James in her effort to become our next Massachusetts governor. I am thus urging all registered citizens in Medford and beyond to vote for her in this November’s elections."
We have you covered this spooky and fun season with a roundup of Halloween happenings in Medford and in nearby communities.
Happy Thursday, everybody. You could not be bored in Medford today, even if you tried. We've got everything from knitting to public skating to a talk titled, "Can We Trust Our Elections?" And, everything in between.
Happy Wednesday, everybody. Early voting continues today, and tonight the Election Commission will be taking a look at how things are going. that meeting is at 6 p.m.
Music teacher, MHS band director Michael De Melo was dismissed after investigation into Florida allegations of ‘inappropriate’ relationship with student
Matt Wilson: "Question 3 won’t fix everything on Beacon Hill. But it can do something important: it will give more voters a meaningful choice and give candidates a reason to actually earn our support. That is real democracy."
Seibel points to the ongoing battle between State Auditor Diana DiZoglio and the legislature as a prime example of what’s wrong with state government.
Happy Tuesday, everybody. Don't forget, in-person early voting is happening through October 30 at City Hall.
Welcome to Monday. This morning, we have a little bit of this and a little bit of that, from clothing drives to early voting, and then all the happenings that are fit to post.
It was a beautiful sunny day in West Medford as another new business was welcomed to the neighborhood.
Nine statewide ballot questions will go before voters in November, tying a record last set in 1994. The measures in the mix range across a host of weighty topics, from tax rebates to recreational marijuana to elections administration.
Head to Riverbend Park Saturday at noon for food, drink, music and sustainability
Here's what Medford election officials say about concerns raised by voters ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
It's Friday, everybody. That means it's time for the GKM monster three-day calendar with all the happenings that are fit to post.
We have lots to fill you in on today. A biosciences firm is going to move from Cambridge to Boston Avenue in Medford soon. Tufts Hillel is preparing for a special event and is welcoming help from the community. And, we've got all the happenings that are fit to post.
A survey that was done a year ago provides insight, but much work needs to be done to create the district's 5-year strategic plan.
