Nationally-Known Speaker to Highlight Tenacity Challenge on April 27
Willie Spears, nationally-known motivational speaker will highlight the 13th annual Tenacity Challenge at Bedford High School on Saturday, April 27.
BHS Graduate DeWayne Clachar Is METCO Director for Concord Schools
“My dad signed me up for METCO when I was one day old,” said DeWayne Clachar, BHS graduate and now METCO director for the Concord Public Schools.
Select Board Inks Contract for Bedford Library Systems Upgrade
The Bedford Select Board approved a $3,185,000 contract for the Bedford Free
A Week at the World Cup Delivers a Lot More Than the Games
Wilson Road resident Bassim Ibrahim and two of his children, Chloe, 12, and Cameron, 9, have returned from a week in Qatar,
Happy Throngs Brighten the Darkness during Bedford’s Holiday Celebration
The holiday season walkabout and tree-lighting turned Bedford Center into a glow-in-the-dark sanctuary for a three-hour window, beginning late Saturday afternoon.
Meeting to Focus on Contaminated Land off Hartwell Road
The annual public meeting of the Bedford Restoration Advisory Board reporting on continuing efforts to clean the contaminated federal land north of
DCL Honors Fall BHS Student-Athletes, Coach
23 Bedford High School athletes and one Coach received Dual County League honors for the fall season.
Finance Committee Adopts 3.5 Percent Budget Guideline
The Bedford Finance Committee on Thursday adopted a 3.5 percent guideline for the Fiscal 2024 school and municipal budget increases.
Town Boards to Continue Digesting Carlisle Road Housing Proposal
The Housing Partnership is scheduled to resume discussion on Dec. 6 of a proposed 153-unit mixed housing development off Carlisle Road.
Pool of Local Christmas Tree Dealers Dwindles
After 25 years, a variety of factors have led to a decision by Chip-In Farm on Hartwell Road to suspend the sale
Select Board Calls for Massport to Address Local Airport Issues
The Bedford Select Board approved a statement to submit to the upcoming Hanscom Field Environmental Status and Planning Report (ESPR) scoping process.
Shawsheen Rams to Vie for State Football Championship Friday Night
The undefeated Shawsheen Valley Technical High School Rams will face the Hornets of North Reading High School at Gillette Stadium on Friday
Demand is on the rise at the Bedford Food Bank
The Bedford Food Bank supplied Thanksgiving provisions to 205 households last week, an increase of more than 28 percent from a year
Tenants Celebrate Their Depot Lease Renewals
Tenants of the historic Bedford Depot building at 80 Loomis St. are thrilled by the Select Board’s vote on Monday extending their
Slight Drop Expected in Residential Tax Bills
Most Bedford residential property owners can expect to pay a little less in real estate taxes this fiscal year. According to the
Most Property Tax Bills Likely to Drop Slightly
Most Bedford property owners can expect to pay a little less in real estate taxes this fiscal year. The Select Board Monday
Agencies Want Aggressive Air Force Response to PFAS
State and federal environmental agencies contend that the U.S. Air Force isn’t doing enough to find and stop the source of PFAS
Board Hosting Tax Classification Hearing Monday
The Bedford Select Board is scheduled to host the annual public hearing on classifying the town’s real estate taxes Monday at 7:10
Bucs Thrash Holiday Rivals with Aerial Barrage and Great Defense
Bedford Buccaneer Football held on to the Thanksgiving Day trophy with a decisive 49-6 victory over Burlington Red Devils.
New Chief of Police Cites Value of ‘Community Partners’
Bedford’s new chief of police says helping people is a top departmental priority. Fisher said in Bedford, “there is solid community work
Town Meeting Approves Overshadowed Articles
The Special Town Meeting on Nov. 14 was a record-breaker in attendance and length while voters decided on ten articles.
Leaders of High School Cheer Reflect on Growth, Success
“There’s a stereotype that we’re just supposed to stand there and shake our poms,” said DiSaronno. “We want people to know we
Panel Seeks Formal Reports on Lead, Energy at Hanscom Field
The Hanscom Field Advisory Commission is requesting a formal commitment from the Massachusetts Port Authority to address issues of potential lead contamination
Chief Uses Chimney Fire as a Teaching Moment
Bedford firefighters extinguished a chimney fire in a residence on Appletree Lane late Thursday, and Fire Chief David Grunes used the incident
From Bedford Student to Teacher to Principal to Community Volunteer, Ralph Hammond Is Driven to Serve
Ralph Hammond, Bedford’s Citizen of the Year in 2013, is 77 years old. What drives him to continue to seek and execute
Superintendent Search about to Reach for Community Input
A search committee for the new superintendent of Bedford Schools will soon involve residents. The search process is expected to take three
Human Service Providers Honor Longtime Group Home Staff Member
Bob Renois, a residential assistant at the Guild’s Walnut House on Old Billerica Road, was recently honored by the Providers’ Council, a
Preservationist Dates Building at Fire Station Site to Circa 1916
According to the Bedford Historical Society the building was part of Jonathan Bacon’s estate, built in 1836. The society reported that the
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