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Good morning. Memorial Day is the official day when our nation stops to honor Americans who died while defending our freedoms. It was established to promote reconciliation and

35 cities and towns across the state are ranked as clean energy leaders, eligible for municipal renewable power and energy efficiency grants Governor Deval Patrick designated 35 cities

Former Commander John “Skip” Shea of American Legion Post 45 delivers his remarks during last year’s Memorial Day Ceremony at Oak Grove Cemetery. Medford’s Annual Memorial Day Veterans

New Ban Passes Council in 1st Reading; Needs to Pass 2 More Readings to Become Law – Allison Goldsberry A ban on text messaging while driving passed the

Medford High School video production teacher and digital media specialist Jack Dempsey was honored in a special ceremony at City Hall on Monday morning. Dempsey was recognized for

The Medford Commission for Persons with Disabilities is seeking nominations for its annual Disability Awareness Awards. “We ask that people nominate those individuals or businesses that consistently strive

Big Brother Big Sister Foundation is pleased to announce the placement of their new clothing donation drop off box in Medford. Thanks to the help of the Mayor’s

Council to Consider Law for Outdoor Seating at Medford Restaurants Story Updated 6:34PM Wednesday, May 19, 2010 The Medford City Council is considering establishing a municipal ordinance to

Medford Recycling and Trash Improvements Commission Public Hearing on Residential Trash and Recycling Thursday, May 20, 2010, 7 p.m. Medford City Hall – Council Chambers 85 George P.

Story Updated 9:07AM Wednesday, May 12, 2010 – Allison Goldsberry The Medford City Council is considering a ban on text messaging while driving. The Council met a Committee