How’s the city doing? Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn on Feb. 5 she delivered her annual State of the City address in City Hall before about 75 state and local officials as well as City Hall employees and residents.
When United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy released his Surgeon General’s Advisory on Alcohol and Cancer Risk in early January, the information within the advisory prompted a number of questions.
With humor and affection, Steve Coronella explores his early life in Medford and his relocation to Ireland in the 1990s.
If you’re reading these words over your morning coffee somewhere around Greater Boston, there’s a good chance you delivered your son or daughter to hockey practice a few short hours ago.
You know when you decide to try a new recipe then realize you don’t have this or that and you’ve never even heard of that other thing and well…So that was me on a recent Sunday.
It was a raw, rainy Tuesday night and Karma was hopping. At 6:30, the new trendy Asian fusion hotspot on Thompson Street was about half full. My reservation was misplaced, but my dining companion and I were happy to sit at the bar.
Are you sick? Seems like everyone you know is down with something — COVID19, influenza, Respiratory syncytial (RSV), norovirus — but only one of those, say public health experts, is actually outside of its normal parameters.
What do U.S. presidents, clockwise from top left, John Tyler, Chester A. Arthur, Gerald Ford, Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson all have in common? Check out the column below for the answer.
Election Day is a heady brew of fear, anxiety and anticipation mixed with the funk of exhausted campaign workers, stale coffee and cold pizza. It tastes like tears and always holds the promise of euphoria and downright disappointment — not unlike my college years.
How many years have you lived in Medford? My family moved to Fulton Heights in 2021 after eight years in Somerville and nearly a decade in Boston. My wife and I both came to the area for college in 2004 and chose to raise our family here. Our son Lincoln
How many years have you lived in Medford? I’ve lived in Medford for 12 years with my husband, David, and our three children, all of whom attend Medford Public Schools. Please describe your professional background and education. I began my career as a special education teacher in New York
