Year: 2015

King Tut My name is King Tut and I certainly have a regal, kingly bearing. I’m an all black furred boy aged 3-5 years old and I was

George Scarpelli, a three-term Medford School Committee Member and experienced municipal director, announced his candidacy for Medford City Council today. “I have had the privilege of serving the

Second Assistant Majority Leader Paul J. Donato and his colleagues in the Medford State Delegation, Senator Patricia Jehlen, Representative Sean Garballey and Representative Christine Barber, are pleased to

Pictured, from left: Senator John Keenan (D – Norfolk and Plymouth), Senator Joan Lovely (D – Second Essex), Senator Vinny deMacedo (R – Plymouth and Barnstable), Senator Jennifer

Medford Police are looking for a man they say allegedly stole cell phones from employees of the CVS at Wellington Plaza on Monday. The suspect, shown in the

Medford’s second annual Community Day will take place on Sunday, May 31, according to an announcement released by Mayor Michael McGlynn. The event will take place once again

Join Grace Episcopal Church as we walk through Holy Week towards Easter. All are welcome! Grace Episcopal Church 160 High Street, Medford www.gracemedford.org Holy Wednesday – April 1

Nearly 100 cancer patients, survivors and caregivers from across the state traveled to the State House last week to meet with Massachusetts lawmakers about the need to support

Dressed in robes for worship, and costumes from biblical times, the three congregations of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Grace Episcopal Church and First Baptist Church gathered in

Mayor Michael J. McGlynn and the Paws4Medford Committee are seeking residents’ comments on a proposed site for Medford’s dog park. The Committee is a group of volunteers who

Shake off the winter blues and hit the pavement! Register for FREEDOM 5K to be held in Medford, MA on Sunday, April 12, 2015. FREEDOM 5K is a