Holidays Make You Feel Santa-Mental? Take a Trip Around Fletcher Road Neighborhood
The Fletcher Road neighborhood is littered with nearly two dozen inflatable Santa Clauses this year standing in anticipation or waiting repose for
67th Annual Plant and Craft Fair At First Parish on the Bedford Common
First Parish Plant & Craft Fair Face Book Page First Parish Plant & Craft Fair Crafter Sign Up
From the Council on Aging: Advance Care Planning
Hello and Happy New Year! I hope everyone has had a safe and wonderful holiday. As we enter a new year, many
Free COVID-19 Testing for Residents – Four Dates in January
The Town of Bedford is pleased to announce four dates in January for free COVID-19 PCR testing for Bedford residents. The testing clinics will take
How Did That Puppy in the Window Get Its Name?
There was a recent article in the Washington Post titled The NameGame: For these pets, inspiration came in many forms, November 23,
Bedford Kids: Stronger Together ~ Online Fitness Program Launched by Bedford Recreation Department
The Recreation Department has launched an online fitness initiative for children in pre-school through fifth grade. And Director Amy Hamilton hopes the
Rally to Support the Bedford Police ~ September 11, 3 to 6 pm
A rally to express support for the Bedford Police Department has been scheduled for the Town Common on Friday, Sept 11, from
Malone and Barbehenn Want to Connect with the Community and You
Select Board member Bopha Malone and Planning Board member Jacinda Barbehenn have created “Bedford Connect,” a new “space” for townspeople to engage
Thank You to The Citizen’s First Quarter 2020 Donors!
Thank you to all the donors who generously supported The Bedford Citizen during the first quarter of 2020. As more and more
Road Work to Begin Tomorrow, May 28 and Continue until June 2
The Bedford Department of Public Works has scheduled crack sealing of the following roadways starting Thursday, May 28, and should be complete
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Month was started in the United States in 1949 by the Mental Health America organization (then known as the
Bedford Food Bank Seeks to Serve all Community Members in Need
A little over a month in, the food bank is going strong at JGMS and hoping to reach as many residents as
Town of Bedford ~ Update on Covid-19 ~ Monday, 13 April 2020
Editor's Note: In addition to today's active cases, the Town Manager shared information about today's wind-related power outages Click this link in
Helping Hands Make Fabric Masks, Light the Night, and Create Scavenger Hunt Maps
Bedford residents and families have been quick to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic in somewhat unexpected ways. From a display of holiday
A Message from Superintendent of Schools Jon Sills ~ Information on the Coronavirus COVID-19
In a message to school families and staff on Monday, Superintendent of Schools Jon Sills wrote, "While the risk of contracting the
Black History and First Parish on Bedford Common ~ Nanne’s Life Matters
In a Sunday morning service on February 2, at the start of Black History Month, First Parish on Bedford Common dedicated a
The Bedford Citizen’s 7.5-Year Decade: Looking Back before 2020 Gets Underway
The Bedford Citizen began publishing on June 30, 2012, with a story about the departure of School Superintendent Maureen LaCroix. Since then,
St. Paul’s Advent Fair ~ Saturday, December 7 from 9 am until 2 pm
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is preparing for its annual Advent Fair, to be held this year on Saturday, December 7, from 9
Boy Scout Troop 114 Holiday Wreath Sale is Underway
The Boy Scouts of Bedford's Troop 114 are continuing their longstanding fundraising tradition by selling Holiday Wreaths again this year.
Double Your Impact: A Special Opportunity To Support The Bedford Citizen Starts Today!
All donations made in support of The Bedford Citizen between now and the end of 2019 will be matched dollar for dollar
Covering the Articles in the Special Town Meeting Warrant ~ Links to Reports in The Bedford Citizen
In its coverage of boards and committees over the past several months, The Bedford Citizen has published multiple reports relating to the
Op-Ed: Halloween, 2019 ~ A Message from Town Manager Sarah Stanton
Town Manager here. In response to "Trick or Treating and EEE ~ What Happens at 6:01?" I thought it would be helpful
A Look Back at Oktoberfest, 2019
It was a glorious party: Notch Brewery brought session beer and hard cider; food trucks and local vendors brought lunch and dessert.
Haunted Happenings in Bedford ~ October 25 and 26
At least three great community Halloween events will take place in Bedford next weekend, October 25 and 26.
Oktoberfest! Bedford Common ~ Noon to 4 pm ~ Saturday, October 19
Oktoberfest, a free, family-friendly event featuring a German-style Biergarten by Notch Brewery, food trucks, lawn games, and live music, will fill Bedford
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