Voices from the community, local stories, and personal perspectives that highlight what makes Medford unique.
It’s been a whirlwind of getting to know residents, business owners, and city officials and hearing about the issues that matter in the city of Medford. To everyone in the community, we say thank you for being here. We are excited to be doing this work with you.
Medford High School students get spotlight treatment at School Committee's year-end meeting
An information session about waste collection in Medford will take place tonight at 6 p.m. Join by Zoom or watch on Comcast 22 or Verizon 43.
More than 815,000 river herring passed through the fish ladder at the Mystic Lakes Dam in Medford in 2025, according to the official estimate from the Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF).
Eight nominees have ties to Medford and 3 have ties to MHS
Medford residents gathered at the Salem Street Burying Ground for Medford’s fifth annual Sarah Bradlee Fulton Day.
October is a wonderful time to watch pollinators in action, even if you live in an urban area. If there are flowers, there are pollinators.
Sports Correspondent Chris Hurley interviews Steven Gambale about his baseball career and gives a rundown on the this year's Mustang Hall of Fame industees.
On the last Sunday of every month, the Middlesex Fells becomes a gathering place where queer and trans hikers lace up, head out, and connect with one another on the trail.
What do you want from your local paper? We'd like to know.
Hear the story of Bill Monbouquette, MHS Mustang Hall of Famer and former Red Sox All-Star pitcher.
The event at the Medford Senior Center included a barbeque lunch, games, music, and dancing.
Medford store manager reassures customers that it's the same Kappy's they've come to expect.
The Supreme Court of India passed a ruling on stray dogs that Medford resident Praitha Natarajian believes will not be humane for the animals and will not solve the issues it was purportedly passed to solve.
“Trust and legitimacy are the cornerstone of a police department. We are unable to do the job we do without the trust of our community knowing we are there to serve them." - Medford Police Lt. Charlie Hartnett
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