A rendering of the view from the Malden River of one of the proposed office buildings.  Photo courtesy Gensler.
Story updated 1:39PM Wednesday, September 12, 2007
- Allison Goldsberry
“We’ve come a long way, baby!”
Those were the words of Mayor Michael McGlynn after the Mystic Valley Redevelopment Commission approved a new plan for the River’s Edge development at […]

Though the City Council tabled the approval of the sales of the former Lincoln-Kennedy School and two vacant city lots for development because of the absence of three councilors, it did not shy away from tackling what it considers to be one of Medford’s biggest issues: ever-increasing water and sewer rates.
Council President Rob Maiocco said […]

Tuesday, September 11, 2007 in sports:
Today’s freshman boys soccer game against Cambridge at Victory Park has been postponed until tomorrow at 3:45PM
Mustang Scoreboard Monday, September 10, 2007:
The Boys’ varsity soccer team defeated Arlington at home yesterday 3-2 while the JV team fell to Arlington 3-1. 
The scoring Mustangs were co-captain Steve Donnelly with two goals and junior […]

The City Council will meet tonight at 7PM at City Hall. One item on the agenda is a pending $2.3 million sale of the former Lincoln-Kennedy School to Woburn’s North Shore Construction and Development, Inc.
The developer has proposed fifty housing units, eight of which will be affordable. Four of the affordable units will […]

Rep. Ed Markey is a senior member of the House Homeland Security Committee.  Photo courtesy Rep. Markey.
More Needs to be Done to Strengthen Security
Tomorrow we will commemorate the sixth anniversary of the most devastating attack on our country since Pearl Harbor. It will be a solemn day, and an occasion to remember the men and […]