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Medford Police and Medford Board of Health are hosting a “National Drug Take Back Initiative” on Saturday, April 27. Items accepted include pills, tablets, capsules, cough medicine, creams/salves,

When you decide that you would like to go on a trip you are probably going to invest a significant amount of time making preparations. Of course you

Knave of Hearts, a world premiere by Tufts Opera Ensemble April 23rd & 24th The Tufts University Department of Music presents Tufts Opera Ensemble performing “Knave of Hearts”

One week after two bombs went off at the Boston Marathon, killing three and injuring scores of others, the Medford community came together to honor one of its

Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Governor Deval L. Patrick, and One Fund Boston are calling upon Boston and all communities across the Commonwealth to join together in a Moment

On Monday, April 22, Not Your Average Joe’s will donate 10% of diners’ checks to One Fund Boston, a charity set up to help the victims of the

The events of the past week demonstrated the commitment of law enforcement across all levels to identifying and capturing those responsible for Monday’s heinous Boston Marathon attack. I

On Monday it will be exactly one week since two bombings killed three people and injured over 170 others at the Boston Marathon. Medford’s Krystle Campbell, 29, was

Krystle M. Campbell, a victim of the Boston Marathon bombings died on Monday. She was 29. A graduate of Medford High with the Class of 2001 she also

A flag flies at half mast outside of the Buddy Coholan Adult Day Health Center on Washington Street, which is around the corner from the Medford family home

On Wednesday the community came together for a prayer vigil at Grace Episcopal Church in Medford. The vigil was held for all victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.