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The following was submitted by the City of Medford: Medford’s elected officials in the Mayor’s Office, City Council, and School Committee support the Medford Comprehensive High School Building Project. The city will release the final tax impact estimate for the debt exclusion in February, once Schematic Design is
At least two Medford city councilors say they have had enough, but the stand-off over legal expenses continues.
Medford City Councilor Anna Callahan requested a meeting be set up for the public to have a chance to weigh in on the search, but no meeting was scheduled.
The Medford DPW conducts two Big Sweep events on all secondary roads twice each year, once in the spring and once in the fall.
Student Advisory Council members hope that use of the late-bus program will be linked to increased involvement in school activities and, by extension, an increased sense of belonging.
Regardless of the very real and present danger, Barry Ingber says he felt strongly that supporting Palestinian farmers was the right thing to do.
GKM correspondent Crystal Yormick talked to people at several polling locations to get their thoughts on the election.
The Public Works and Facilities Committee discussed the pros and cons of adopting a state law to set aside funds for snow- and ice-removal on private ways, of which there are many in the city.
Rep. Paul Donato talks about his priorities, how he feels about having a Republican challenger for the first time in many years, and whether this will be his last run for office
“It’s one of our favorite traditions, and the kids look forward to it. Middle schoolers come back to volunteer, and that shows how much it means to the students,” said Maggi Pattillo, a PTO organizer and co-coordinator.
A Medford resident calls out the mayor for what he said is atrocious and dangerous behavior.
Music teacher, MHS band director Michael De Melo was dismissed after investigation into Florida allegations of ‘inappropriate’ relationship with student
Seibel points to the ongoing battle between State Auditor Diana DiZoglio and the legislature as a prime example of what’s wrong with state government.
It was a beautiful sunny day in West Medford as another new business was welcomed to the neighborhood.
Nine statewide ballot questions will go before voters in November, tying a record last set in 1994. The measures in the mix range across a host of weighty topics, from tax rebates to recreational marijuana to elections administration.
Here's what Medford election officials say about concerns raised by voters ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
