– Allison Goldsberry After more than twenty years on the job, Medford School Physician Dr. Ralph Goldstein is retiring and Dr. Kristen Goodell of Medford Family Care (pictured
Each of the School Committee members, above, were sworn in for another two-year term at Sunday’s inauguration ceremony at City Hall. From left, Lena DiGiantommaso, Mayor Michael McGlynn,
Class of 2011 1st Loan-free Class Tufts University’s class of 2011 is the first one to benefit from a program eliminating loans for low income students. Above, the
Medford Vocational Technical High School students saved the state $1,000 by repairing and sprucing up a Zamboni, above, for the Department of Conservation and Recreation. Courtesy photo. –
Food Director Says Chef, Other Initiatives Make School Fare Healthier Fried fare, as shown in the picture above, has no place in Medford’s school cafeterias, as, according to
School Lunch Nutrition to be Discussed The Medford School Committee. From left, Lena DiGiantommaso, Mayor Michael McGlynn, Ann Marie Cugno, Robert E. Skerry, Paulette Van der Kloot, William
Raise Money for a Good Cause with Caroling, Figgy Pudding This figgy pudding, wrapped in cheesecloth for shipping, is one of twenty created by Medford Vocational Technical High
The Medford School Committee. From left: Lena DiGiantommaso, Mayor Michael McGlynn, Ann Marie Cugno, Robert Emmett Skerry, Jr., Paulette Van der Kloot, William Brady, and Alfred Pompeo. Courtesy
Sonia Schreiber Weitz tells her story of survival to Medford High School students on Tuesday afternoon. – Allison Goldsberry Sonia Schreiber Weitz has happy memories of her early
Medford High School students and TV3 spent five months putting together a film about gang violence that is premiering tonight. Above, the Medford Police “arrest” some of the
Student Activities Director Jodie Nealley. Nealley was fired from Tufts on Friday after she admitted to embezzling funds from the university. Courtesy photo. – Allison Goldsberry Tufts University
