Butterfly Bistro takes flight at Medford's Missituk
During school vacation week, the Missituk School cafeteria was transformed, much to the delight of the entire school community.
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Sarah Bradlee Fulton and Paul Revere share spotlight on Patriots' Day
GKM's Norah Doyle was on hand for the unveiling of the Fulton statue and for Revere's gallop into Medford Square. Photos, video, and the story.
Medford Chamber throwing 'one big party' to celebrate 100 years
The Medford Chamber of Commerce will celebrate its centennial by celebrating local businesses. And, the community is invited.
Statue of Medford Revolutionary War heroine Sarah Bradlee Fulton installed at City Hall
The statue of Sarah Bradlee Fulton was installed at Medford City Hall on April 14. It will be dedicated Monday, April 20, at 10:15 a.m.
Medford mini-forest aims to reduce heat, increase biodiversity
The mini-forest will cover about 1,100 square feet at Tufts Park, a popular off-leash dog park site. Work is under way, and planting will begin in September.
Medford facing $1.8M deficit, schools seeking $94M for budget
Medford city officials met in a joint session to discuss a deficit facing the city budget and an additional request from the schools to cover legal obligations for the coming fiscal year.
Medford 2026-27 school calendar leaves no ‘wiggle room’ for extra days off
Medford school officials will be working with union leaders and the community to find a solution to the problems facing the district when it comes to next year’s school calendar.
Mystic Valley Elder Services hosts local and state leaders
Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) brought state and community leaders together on March 31 to highlight the importance of programs for older adults and people with disabilities.
Medford library director Barbara Kerr to retire
Medford Public Library Director Barbara Kerr is retiring on April 30 after more than 42 years.
Building committee chair Jenny Graham answers questions, concerns about Medford High School project
The recent decision by the MHS school building committee to approve six designs for further study has caused a ripple of concern across the city. Committee Chair Jenny Graham addresses some of those concerns in this exclusive with GKM.
Rat crisis in South Medford
Tenants have been struggling with a rat infestation for two years, and they say the property management company has not addressed the issue.
Medford's urban forest needs some TLC and some funding, according to a new report
A new report recommends Medford protect its tree canopy and work toward doubling the number of trees planted each year.
Medford school officials to re-examine time-off protocols, religious days policies
Medford school officials cancelled classes April 3 after facing a staffing shortage on the Good Friday holiday. Officials will be re-examining their policies and protocols in the upcoming months.
Marblehead immigration lawyer running for Governor’s Council race in 6th District
Immigration attorney Diann Slavit Baylis, who previously explored a run for Congress, is now shifting gears and launching a campaign for Governor’s Council in Massachusetts’ 6th District, which includes Medford.
Winchester and Medford residents gather for third 'No Kings' rally
Dozens of people gathered March 28 morning in Winchester for the third “No Kings” event to protest President Trump’s policies, reject authoritarianism and defend constitutional rights.
Civil service requirement could go away for Medford police chief position
Medford could join the ranks of Arlington, Lexington, Worcester, Wrentham and a dozen other communities whose chiefs are exempt from Civil Service