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Mayor Michael McGlynn will deliver his final “State of the City” address on Sunday, November 29. McGlynn, the state’s longest-serving mayor, is retiring after twenty-eight years. His final

On Veterans Day a dedication ceremony was held for a street corner and park bench named in honor of Major Tom Convery at Park Street and the Fellsway.

The City of Medford’s Prevention and Outreach Office (which functions as part of Medford’s Board of Health Office) seeks your help! A Community Conversation is being held Wednesday,

Story Updated 5:22 PM Sunday, November 15, 2015 Update: The Mustang boys soccer team’s state tourney run came to an end on Sunday with a 4-0 loss to

– Allison Goldsberry A Charlestown man is facing charges after he allegedly pointed a fake gun at another motorist on Route 93 on Tuesday afternoon. Police say a

Veterans Day officially began in 1919 at the end of World War I. It continues to be a day when all veterans are recognized for their service to

A temporary bridge deck was installed on Saturday, November 7 to help keep traffic flowing while the Cradock Bridge and the portion of Main Street it carries are

Campaign aims to remove stigma from opioid addiction The Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition’s Opioid Abuse Collaborative announces its Anti-Stigma Campaign: #StigmaPreventsChange. The campaign includes PSA video, outdoor

What does the future of our arts and culture landscape look like to you? What is changing in Medford’s creative community? Do you have great ideas to share,

View results story and summary View city’s unofficial results Voter Turnout by Ward and Precinct Overall turnout: 39% 13,750 of Medford’s 35,373 registered voters participated in the municipal

Fifty years ago this week, on Nov. 1, 1965, a fire ravaged the old Medford High School on Forest Street, destroying two of five buildings in the complex