– Allison Goldsberry After tabling the budget last week, the Medford City Council will likely review the budget again during Tuesday’s regular meeting. The proposed $139,610,534 budget for
For the second straight year, Medford Health Matters is pleased to announce it is accepting proposals for mini-grants to support programs for middle school youth in the city
Some of the diverse and tempting offerings from the Medford Farmers Market this week included cupcakes from JannaBee’s, basil from Clearview Farm, and raspberries from Spring Brook Farm.
Matt DiCato (2-0) & Nate Witkowski Combine on 5-Hitter, Staff Throws Fifth Shutout in Nine Games Matt DiCato and Nate Witkowski combined on a five-hit shutout and their
Springstep, a nonprofit organization that fosters active community participation in dance, movement, and music, will be exhibiting a show of textile-inspired stained glass by Kate Gakenheimer, a Cambridge-based
– Allison Goldsberry Hot, humid weather has come in time for the last day of school, the semi-official beginning of summer for many. The National Weather Service has
Senate Budget Includes “Liberty Mutual†Provision Many people were outraged by recent stories revealing that retiring Liberty Mutual CEO Ted Kelly was paid $200 million in the past
84th Class Graduates from St. Clement High School St. Clement grads Joseph DeCristofaro, Luke Hartnett, and Aaron Brown, all of Medford. Courtesy photo. Saint Clement School held its
The Boston-Jo’burg Connection: Collaboration and Exchange at Artist Proof Studio, 1983-2012 June 1 – July 29, 2012 The Tufts University Art Gallery at the Shirley and Alex Aidekman
Malden Catholic grad Paul Covelle, shown pitching in a Legion game last season, led his team to victory over Tyngsboro on Monday. – Allison Goldsberry On Monday the
