Medford Babe Ruth Baseball
Sign Up for New and Returning Players 13-15
Fee: $125 (check made payable to Medford Babe Ruth League)
Deadline: March 5, 2010
How to Sign Up:
By Mail: Mail your completed registration form, $125 fee, (and for new players only, copy of birth certificate) to Medford Babe Ruth c/o Pompeo & Sons Insurance Agency, 464 High […]

The city of Medford received an award for municipal creativity and innovation for its wind turbine, which is located at the McGlynn School.
It’s the fifth time the city has received the Kenneth Pickard Award from the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA). Below is an announcement from the MMA:
Wind turbine marks progress in sustainability campaign
MMA Innovation […]

The following announcement is from State Representative Paul Donato (D-Medford, Malden):
Municipal Relief Bill Released from Committee
Will help cities and towns save money, operate more effectively
Representative Paul Donato and Senator Jamie Eldridge, chairs’ of the Joint Committee on Municipalities & Regional Government, have announced that the Committee has favorably reported the 2010 Municipal Relief Act. This […]

The following Medford High School athletes were named Greater Boston League All-Stars for the 2009-2010 winter season:
Boys Basketball
League Co-MVP- Andrew White
Tevin Moore
Girls Basketball
League Co-MVP- Tania Holmes
Nicole Lopilato
Gymnastics
Desiree Savoia
Stephanie Falasca
Anne Steele
Swimming
Robin Carpenter
Roger Zurawicki
Jaquison Xavier
Girls Ice Hockey
Brittani Lanzilli
Chelsea Hanson
Kristina Bove
Jessyca Jaynes
Indoor Track
DeAundrey Williams
Anya Pierre-Louis

Italian Restaurant Coming to Medford Square in Spring
Story Updated 1:17PM Thursday, February 25, 2010

Italian restaurant Salvatore’s will be opening in Medford Square in three months. The restaurant will be taking over the former spaces of Century Bank and the Medford Transcript at 55 High Street.
According to the website, Salvatore’s is an upscale Italian restaurant […]

School Committee Secretary Ann Marie Cugno recently represented the Medford School Committee at the National School Board Association Conference in Washington, DC.
Cugno wrote a report for the School Committee about her trip. Below are some excerpts:
“I would like to thank my colleagues for their support for me to attend the NSBA Conference. It was […]

Medford Falls to Acton-Boxborough, 52-49
Story Updated 2:25PM, Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Senior captain Andrew White (right) joined an elite group of Mustangs who have earned over 1,000 points in their careers.
- Allison Goldsberry
The varsity boys basketball team’s state tournament bid came to end on Tuesday after a tough 3-point loss to Acton-Boxborough.
“Came down to the wire […]

March 7th shoe drive for Haiti:
For countless Haitians, the shoes they put on their feet on the day of the earthquake are the only pair of shoes they have. Imagine the dangers of navigating broken glass, mangled metal and raw sewage in tattered shoes, sandals, or worse – barefoot.
On Sunday, March 7th, St. Francis […]

Planning Meeting Wednesday, February 24
The Jingle Bell Festival Committee is planning a fall dog show that will benefit everybody’s favorite four-legged friend.
Event organizer Judy Lonergan said funds from the dog show will go towards building a dog park in Medford. Lonergan said the Committee, along with Medford Animal Control Officer Patrick Hogan and veterinarian […]

The Medford High School boys basketball team recently recognized their eleven graduating seniors. The seniors are pictured below with their families. Photo courtesy Bob McCarthy.
Video of Senior Night was prepared by MHS seniors Heidi Walsh and Pete Ricci. Click here to view it.

This recipe is part of a series of occasional recipes from Medford’s Frankie Imbergamo, a cookbook author whose “gravy and meatballs” recipe won a national contest and was featured on chef Emeril Lagasse’s TV show.
Whether you’re looking for a hearty meatless recipe to serve during Lent or simply looking to enjoy a delicious Italian favorite, […]

There’s something fishy going on with the Medford School Committee- literally. The Committee recently posed with a cod to promote the upcoming Community Read. The 2010 Community Read, organized by the Medford Public Library, focuses on the history of New England fishing as well as the challenges facing marine ecology, and books featuring […]

2010 Community Read Focuses on Cod
The following announcement is from the Medford Public Library:
The book selection for the 2010 Community Read is: Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World by Mark Kurlansky.
Cod is a very readable mix of natural and world history with a lot of writing about the New England fishing […]

Medford 51, Winchester 41
Story Updated 3:41PM, Friday, February 19, 2010
- Allison Goldsberry
The Medford High School boys varsity basketball team closed their regular season with a 51-41 victory over Winchester on Wednesday.
Senior captain Andrew White earned a game-high thirty-four points for the Mustangs and had eight rebounds.
White is just eighteen points shy of earning 1,000 points […]

The following statement is from US Representative Edward Markey (D-Malden):
Representative Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.), the dean of the Massachusetts congressional delegation, issued the following statement to day on the one-year anniversary of President Obama signing in to law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act:
“A little more than a year ago, our nation was plunged in […]

The Caron Theater at Medford High School was the scene of a rock concert on Friday night, with Medford native Michael Maloney and Nashville’s Carter Twins performing.
Students, parents, faculty, and fans of the artists turned out for the concert, which supported senior scholarships for the Fine Arts Department.
Up and coming country rockers The Carter Twins […]