Thought-provoking opinions, deep dives, and editorials that challenge you to see things in a new light.
A Medford resident makes the case that while one candidate in the 2nd Middlesex state Senate race has gotten a lot of attention, voters should learn about all the candidates before making a decision.
Medford resident says it is detrimental to Jewish discourse and safety to push a narrative that falsely presents Jewish opinion as a relative monolith minimizing, if not outright denying, the genocide in Gaza and all of Palestine.
These Medford residents say of Christine Barber, "We are honored to support her and excited about the prospect of calling her our state senator."
A Medford resident responds to "OPINION: Christine Barber is out of step with progressive voters on Palestine."
Two Medford residents argue that Barber's views on Palestine are dangerous and anti-Semitic.
Winter or summer birthday? Which is the best? For Steve Coronella, it’s definitely not his wintertime birthday.
Our stalwart columnist Steve Coronella would be grateful if moonlighting MDs stuck to their day jobs
A Medford resident weighs in on Will Dowd's article, "Five Democrats pour nearly $500,000 into open 2nd Middlesex race."
Several community groups will jointly host a multi-community forum for the 2nd Middlesex state Senate candidates on July 16, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at Somerville High School, 81 Highland Ave.
This letter-writer says, "Moulton has already proven he can lead. Now it is time to promote him. This Fourth of July, give the country a birthday gift: read 'Courage Can Save Us,' and send Seth Moulton to the Senate."
What happens when you meet someone with your exact same name? That happened to our columnist Steve Coronella when he was a college student.
Nate in North Medford has a question for Paul Revere on the eve of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
Nate in the Heights fills Paul Revere in on a time-honored tradition in Medford.
TreesMedford makes the case that watering the city's newly planted trees will help those trees survive and protect the city's investment in the overall tree canopy.
Medford resident Dan Kennedy recently checked out all the graffiti along the Tri-Community Greenway. Here is what he found.
Nate in the Heights fills Paul Revere in on summer planning nowadays in Medford: "Between camps, family vacations on both sides, visitors, and, oh yeah, my day job, it seems like that expanse of potentiality I thrived on as a kid has been replaced by an immutable schedule of predictability."
