Around 2,000 people from the Medford and Somerville communities enjoyed a free day of fun, activities, and food at Tufts University on Sunday. Tufts’ annual Community Day, which brings together Jumbo students, staff, and professors with local residents, began nine years ago. The crowd takes in one of several performances on Sunday. Photo by Everett [...]

The City of Medford’s Office of Energy and Environment is pleased to announce that this Saturday, October 1st is the Harvest Your Energy Festival. Come celebrate and learn with us, 1-4PM behind the McGlynn School and Hormell Stadium, in Riverbend Park, at the base of “Windy” the wind turbine. If you haven’t been there before, [...]

My name is Paul A Camuso and I am a candidate for re-election to the Medford City Council. As a lifelong resident of Medford and a graduate of our schools, I am committed to making a positive contribution to the community that has given me so much during my youth. My experience on the School [...]

Two years ago, I had the honor and pleasure of running for the Medford School Committee. I campaigned around this great city, meeting its wonderful residents and giving a voice for a great cause of change. With the support of my family, friends and other citizens, I have continued to work for change in the [...]

Join Hallmark Health System for the largest Stride for Health walk ever on Sunday, Oct. 2 at the TD Garden in Boston, home of the 2011 Stanley Cup Champion Boston Bruins. The event kicks off with registration at 8 a.m., continues with a 3K walk through the Rose Kennedy Greenway and Harborwalk before looping back [...]

The Medford Democratic Party will be holding its annual Candidates’ Night Forums with a focus on the highly contested local races for Mayor, School Committee and City Council. The Mayoral and School Committee race will be held on October 5th beginning at 7:00 p.m. in Alden Chambers at Medford City Hall with a small reception [...]