Storm updates: Run Medford canceled, police post storm safety information
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News You Gotta Know
Stay informed with essential news and updates that impact life in Medford and beyond.
Boston Avenue Corridor rezoning a done deal, or is it?
City Council says the Boston rezoning effort is all but done. Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn says otherwise.
Fight continues over Medford's values-aligned investments ordinance
The public battle over the Values-Aligned Local Investments Ordinance reaches a new level.
City Council calls for release of a Medford man picked up by ICE
Medford residents say Vijay D'Souza's detainment hits home and his abduction is not an isolated incident in Medford.
Longtime Medford banking leaders to oversee Everett Bank expansion
“We believe banking should be accessible, approachable and practical. We knew as soon as we met Malinda and Tina they were the perfect fit.” - Everett Bank President and CEO Richard J. O’Neil Jr.
Healey conditions state permits for large data centers on community agreements
A Massachusetts city or town handed a proposal for a data center large enough to draw more than 25 megawatts now stands between the developer and the state permits that project needs. Gov. Maura Healey signed Executive Order 658 on Sept. 8, barring the Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP), the
Road closures and traffic alterations for Sept. 26 Run Medford event
Here's what you need to know about road closures during Run Medford 2026 and about how to register to participate.
Uyterhoeven claims the 2nd Middlesex with Cambridge still uncounted
Erika Uyterhoeven declared victory with three of six communities counted and the district’s third-largest bloc still dark. The state representative from Somerville had 10,509 votes, 38.4% of ballots counted so far during the Sept. 1 primary, to state Rep. Christine Barber’s 8,459, 30.9%
Mbah wins Democratic primary in 34th Middlesex state rep race
Somerville City Councilor-at-Large Will Mbah has won the Democratic primary in the 34th Middlesex state rep race.
Primary Election Day in Medford
It seems quiet out there today in Medford, but Director of Elections Jim Blatchford said there's been a steady flow of voters throughout the day.
Medford Public Schools update wellness policy. Roberts roof/HVAC project on target
The School Committee on Aug. 24 unanimously voted to approve the policy submitted by Director of Health Services Jennifer Silva.
Medford Public Schools ready for opening day on Sept. 2
Here's what’s new this year, from staffing to programs to facilities, at Medford Public Schools.
Paul Ruseau responds to Somerville Dems’ charge that he broke ‘People’s Pledge’ in 34th Middlesex race
Paul Ruseau is defending his acceptance of campaign donations from the Mass. Teachers Association, saying it is not "dark money," and he is challenging the SDCC's claim that he broke the pledge.
Longtime Medford family displaced by fire is in need of housing
The house on Sydney Street in Medford has been declared uninhabitable, and the Nicolosi family says the repairs may take months to complete.
Christine Barber endorsed by Clean Water Action in race for state Senate
Cynthia Mendes, state director for Clean Water Action Massachusetts: “As an aide, as an advocate, and as a legislator, Rep. Barber has built a career on putting wins on the board for our health and environment."
Local nonprofit, BILT, helps Medford residents with disabilities build independence and community connections
Based in neighboring Woburn, BILT is a nonprofit organization providing personalized support for children, teens, and adults with disabilities.