Medford schools cut $4 million from budget for new $90 million proposal
The fiscal 2027 budget proposal made by the School Committee is still $2 million off from city estimates. Officials are still trying to figure out how to balance the budget.
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The fiscal 2027 budget proposal made by the School Committee is still $2 million off from city estimates. Officials are still trying to figure out how to balance the budget.
Four graduating seniors received scholarships from the Kiwanis Club to attend college in the fall.
Police Chief fails to show up at annual meeting, frustrating city councilors
The community gathered on Monday under stormy skies to honor the fallen and to talk about all that Memorial Day means.
The city will observe Memorial Day tomorrow morning, rain or shine.
The vacant building ordinance would use fines to incentivize landlords to rent their properties.
State and local officials are looking for ways to fund the Medford Family Network after it was defunded by long-time partner The Children’s Trust.
A state deed restriction from 1967 has caused a snag in the plans for a new Medford High School building. Officials are currently trying to find options to keep the project moving forward.
Administration’s legal team slices and dices original intent of ordinance.
Council votes to approve a plan to rezone Medford Square and is ready to move on to the next area of the city
Long-time School Committee member Paul Ruseau is running for the 34th Middlesex District seat being vacated by Rep. Christine Barber.
The race is on for the 34th Middlesex District. Political newcomer Chris Oates, a Somerville resident, has tossed his hat into the ring.
Medford has no city solicitor at this time. So, who does the City Council turn to for legal advice?
Medford residents and organizations protest at Citizens Bank but also host a potluck with music and speakers to mark May Day 2026.
The Medford Comprehensive High School Building Committee met April 27 to discuss making cuts to square footage at a proposed new building.
Medford is spending $2.4 million to refurbish parks and open spaces across the city.