Good morning, Medford, Monday, June 1
Medford has a number of reasons to celebrate this week.
Voices from the community, local stories, and personal perspectives that highlight what makes Medford unique.
Medford has a number of reasons to celebrate this week.
It's Friday, so it's time for the GKM Monster Calendar of Happenings in Medford. There is a lot going on today and through the weekend.
Happy Thursday, everybody. We've got an alert about a city meeting that did not take place as planned, and we have a "Crossing Paths" for you this morning.
Happy Wednesday, everybody. We've got the scoop on a plant sale fundraiser, a new recovery support group, and a list of events that includes something for everyone.
Happy Tuesday, everybody. We have a little bit of this and a little bit of that today. Some things to catch you up on, and a don't forget.
We're talking about trees today, plus Memorial Day ceremonies and what's happening in the city today and over the weekend. And, don't forget about the Chevalier ticket giveaway.
The 2026 Medford Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year Marie Cassidy took some time to talk about her love of working with families through the years.
The Chevalier is giving away two free tickets to the upcoming Beach Boys show. Here's how to enter your name for a chance to win.
Medford residents can attend two Multiple Sclerosis fundraisers: on June 13 at Fenway Park and June 15 at the Belmont Country Club.
Medford Police will be giving a presentation on the 2025 surveillance report this evening, and there will be a community meeting at the site of a proposed marijuana manufacture, retail, and delivery operation.
Medford held some events to honor students ahead of the June 4 formal commencement. A special celebration was held for a student who is joining the U.S. Marines and is headed to boot camp. And, of course, we have the daily calendar for you.
Happy Monday, Medford. Residents are concerned about the rezoning and development in the Boston Avenue corridor. Here's what they are saying, and here is a list of meetings that will have this issue on the agenda.
Happy Friday, everyone. The police and fire departments are in the news this morning. Plus, we've got a did-you-know about a business blog post featuring an interview with a lifetime resident of West Medford. And, we'll set you up with a list of events and activities for Friday through Sunday.
Thursday is a great day for celebrating Medford's many small businesses and their creative use of space, plus all the cool, fun, interesting, educational events that are on tap for the day.
Happy Wednesday, everybody. It's going to be a busy day, from Sisters in Sweat at the West Medford Community Center to city meetings regarding the high school building project, zoning, and more.
By Crystal Yormick | Correspondent Medford’s newly rebranded recreational basketball league — “Hoops & Heroes” — is bringing the city, basketball players and Medford police together under one net. Building confidence, basketball skills and curiosity along with giving kids a positive outlet and providing them with strong role models are all goals