City Councilor Paul Camuso, in his own words: Every citizen deserves to have their issues properly addressed by city government. As an elected official I have made this
City Councilor Breanna Lungo, in her own words: I would like to start off by thanking my family, friends, and of course, the Medford Voters. The support that
City Councilor Michael Marks, in his own words: Fusion candidate and City Councillor Michael J. Marks is a familiar face in Medford to those who support affordable housing
School Committee candidate Lisa Attenazio, in her own words: Dear Medford Voters: I’m a 1984 Medford High graduate and lifelong resident of Medford. I’m the parent of a
School Committee member Ann Marie Cugno, in her own words: I’m a member of the Medford School Committee. I’m a lifelong resident, a graduate of the Medford Public Schools
DiGiantommaso with grandchildren Stephen and Scott. School Committee member Lena DiGiantommaso, in her own words: – Widow of Alfred DiGiantommaso, Korean War Veteran and recipient of the Purple Heart
School Committee candidate Bruce Kulik, in his own words: As a parent with two children enrolled in the Medford Public schools, an active member of the citywide parent
School Committee candidate William O’Keefe, in his own words: Local attorney William “Bill” O’Keefe announced his candidacy for a seat on the Medford School Committee. An active member
A rendering of the view from the Malden River of one of the proposed office buildings at River’s Edge. Photo courtesy Gensler. A partially submerged barge was one
The following is a thank you to all of those who sent items to local troops serving in Iraq and Kuwait during the Veterans Services Office annual Operation
Medford High School is receiving a $2.5 million facelift over the next year that will include a new floor and bleachers for the gym, repairs to the Caron
