They say every journey begins with a single step — and the staff at Insight Recovery Treatment Center in Winchester want to not only help you take that first step, but be there throughout the entire journey.
Medford is the birthplace of the best-selling travel writer, novelist, and short story writer Paul Theroux.
What is it like to be disabled in Medford? Well, that is a difficult question to answer, because disabilities are so incredibly varied and so are people themselves.
The first heatwave of the summer has hit New England with temperatures soaring past 90. The National Weather Service expects the numbers to climb even higher, hitting 100 degrees Tuesday and hovering in the high 90s through Wednesday.
This story has been updated: The deadline to submit a comment on the current iteration of the Residential Zoning Proposal is Wednesday, July 23.
The Medford Police Department this week welcomed three new officers during a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall. Officers Sean Antonson, Patrick Feeney, and Daniel Ruas recently graduated from the Cambridge-Northeastern Police Academy as members of the 7th R.O.C.Officer
World Refugee Day is observed on June 20, and this year it coincides with the 45th anniversary of the Refugee Act — landmark legislation that passed the Senate unanimously in 1980.
Kyera Singleton, executive director of the Royall House and Slave Quarters, spoke at the Cambridge Public Library about the history of the oldest extant slave quarters in the North.
From Circle the Square to book talks to a Summer is Here Walk, there are plenty of reasons to get out of the house this week!
A night of recognition for some very worthy Medford Public School community members.
The city of Medford has hired Kevin P. Foley as its new solicitor after four years of the position being vacant.
In recognition of Juneteenth, Arts Collaborative Medford invites the public to a powerful evening exploring the intersection of art, racial justice, and reproductive health. On Wednesday, June 19th, join us for a powerful panel discussion in partnership with Resilient Sisterhood Project and Neighborhood Birth Center, held in conjunction with the
Max Heinegg has been picked to be Medford’s new poet laureate, a position currently held by Vijaya Sundaram, whose two-year term ends on June 30. He will become the city’s third poet laureate.
Coach Tortora on how the Mustangs made short work of the competition this season. Leading the way were tri-captains Nathan Tremlett, Cooper Su and James Montello.
Exactly how many city-owned and managed properties are there in Medford? What kind of shape are they in? And, how much might it cost to restore them, if need be?
Juneteenth, an Intertribal Celebration, a beer fest, and activities for kids are all on tap for this week.
