MBTA completes accessibility upgrades at West Medford station
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s West Medford station has been upgraded with new mini-high platforms.
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Council votes to change its composition in new Medford charter
The Medford City Council on March 4 voted 5-2 in favor of changing the composition of the council from seven at-large members to five at-large members and four district members who would each represent two wards.
Winchester, Medford businesses cope with soaring egg prices
As bird flu outbreaks send egg prices climbing, local restaurants and bakeries must cope with shortages and decide when to raise prices.
Before photocopiers, VCRs, and the Internet, there was Reader’s Digest
My dentist can confirm that I’m long enough in the tooth to have witnessed three distinct Information Ages.
State budget cuts could hurt adult day health services in Medford
MassHealth is proposing to cut basic level Adult Day Health (ADH) services from $116 to $106.32. And while some might say it’s only $10, advocates and legislators point out that money makes a real difference in the lives of those who need it.
FOOD GIRL: Good food, good atmosphere, good times; you can’t go wrong with dinner at Lucia’s
Some 34 years ago, a very good looking man invited me out to dinner and we went to Lucia Ristorante on Hanover Street in Boston’s North End.
Building community in Medford ‘Down By Riverside’
Hendrik Gideonse started Down By The Riverside after he somewhat surprisingly discovered his need for community. And Sunday, the Medford Arts Collaborative was overflowing with community thanks to him.
Rep. Paul J. Donato promoted to Second Assistant Majority Leader
House of Representatives Speaker Ron Mariano, D-Quincy, unveiled his committee structure and appointments, as well as his leadership team. Rep. Paul J. Donato, D-Medford, was promoted from Floor Division Leader to Second Assistant Majority Leader.
Artisanal candle making workshop to be held at Colleen’s
Drymint Candles will be holding an artisanal candle making workshop on Sunday, March 9 at Colleen’s Ice cream and Sandwich Shop, 61 High St., from 2-4 p.m.
Medford schools double down on DEI, gender language support
While the federal government is working hard to dismantle DEI, (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) programs and practices, the Medford School Department is doubling down on efforts to retain it.
School Building Authority approves Medford High School move to feasibility stage
The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) Board of Directors voted unanimously last week to move the City of Medford into the Feasibility Phase as part of the MSBA construction process for a new Medford Comprehensive High School.
Arts Collaborative Medford opens new shop featuring local artists
Occupying 10,000 square feet on the street-facing side of 162 Mystic Ave., Arts Collaborative Medford has space for exhibits and events, artist studios and classes for kids.
Medford’s Affordable Housing Trust to host March 12 meeting
On Wednesday, March 12, the city of Medford’s Affordable Housing Trust will be holding a community meeting, from 6-7:30 p.m., at the Department of Public Works (DPW) building, 21 James St., Medford.
Housing Medford gears up for another year of advocacy, how you can help
The term affordable housing can often be confusing. While most people imagine low-cost options, the reality is far different.
Colleen’s presents community crafting event Feb. 28
Looking for an afterschool activity? Want to craft, chat or both? Come to Colleen’s for a community craft time on Friday, Feb. 28, from 3-5 p.m.
A justified comeuppance every time: Be honest, this is why we love Jack Reacher
Bestselling novelist Lee Child must have known he was on to something when he released action hero Jack Reacher into the world in 1997.