City Council Approves Raises; Forgoes Raise for Itself – Allison Goldsberry On Tuesday night the Medford City Council approved raises for the Mayor and non-union employees but voted against a raise for itself. The raises are retroactive and also apply to this year. According to City Budget Director Stephanie Muccini Burke many of the non-union [...]

Tufts University will present well-known scholar, philosopher, musician and civil-rights activist Dr. Cornel West as part of the Tufts Faculty Progressive Caucus American Democracy in Crisis Series. West will share his perspective on the coming presidential election on Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Cohen Auditorium, Aidekman Arts Center on Tufts’ Medford/Somerville campus. Free tickets [...]

Students from the Medford Vocational Technical High School recently had the opportunity to view the Plug-in Prius that the City of Medford has on loan from Toyota to help educate people about electric cars. Rich Cormio, Electrical Shop Instructor, explained that his students are studying charging stations and the electrical systems of the various electric [...]

The Medford Boys and Girls Club is hosting a February vacation program for youth aged 6-15. During the week of school vacation, attendees will learn new things, make new friends, partake in three field trips and most of all… HAVE FUN! Created with a youth advisory board, the field trips and activities have youth and [...]