Survey says… Medford has a way to go to complete five-year strategic plan
A survey that was done a year ago provides insight, but much work needs to be done to create the district's 5-year strategic plan.
News You Gotta Know
Stay informed with essential news and updates that impact life in Medford and beyond.
New director says Medford Family Network remains committed to its mission
Irina Shumway says MFN is busier than ever, despite change in leadership
Medford residents to take part in the Greater Boston Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Funds raised through the Walk help the Alzheimer’s Association advance critical research efforts while providing free support, education, and resources to families facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
At Oktoberfest, community is the word of the day
The Medford Chamber of Commerce aims to create a strong local economy by providing a nourishing environment for businesses. The groups tabling at the event ranged from small businesses like Elements Massage and Tracey’s Dog Walking to Everett Bank and the Mass. Department of Children and Families.
Medford High School to re-open Oct. 6 following sewerage backup
Medford High School will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 6 after a sewage backup closed the building this morning. All classes, activities, programs, and events will be held as previously scheduled on Tuesday. The building was evacuated shortly after 11 a.m. on Oct. 5 when a strong sewer smell
Medford High School evacuated following sewage, gas smell
Medford High School remains closed today, and possibly tomorrow, after the school was evacuated this morning following a strong sewer/gas smell in the hallway of the B building. Medford Public Schools spokesman Will Pipicelli said at approximately 11 a.m., the Medford Fire Department was called after a strong
Medford mayor, City Council continue battle over Law Department
The only thing both sides appear to agree on is the 8-month fight has gone on too long -- but that doesn't mean it's over
Low-income Medford students closing the academic ‘gap’ - according to state accountability MCAS results
Seven of the eight schools in the city have seen substantial progress from last year. The Missituk and Roberts elementary schools have increased their rates by at least 10 percentage points.
Vehicle noise tops list of resident concerns during Medford’s first Ward meeting
About two dozen Ward 1 residents turned out for the first of the City Council's planned ward meetings where listening was the only thing on the agenda.
Storm updates: Run Medford canceled, police post storm safety information
We have two quick updates regarding the storm.
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.