The Bedford Town Calendar

There are multiple options for voting in the September 6 Massachusetts Primary. At the polls on Election Day, early in-person voting in the Reed Room at Bedford Town Hall on Mudge Way; early voting by mail; and absentee ballots. If you have any questions, contact the Town Clerk’s office, 781-275-0083 or [email protected]. New voters must register by August 27 The last day to register to vote for the state primary is Saturday, August 27, 2022 (The Town Clerk’s Office will be open 9 am-5 pm). Register to vote by mail before 5 pm Monday, August 29 A recently signed state

The Bedford Garden Club will host Bedford resident Michael Barbehenn for a presentation about the Bedford Trails Committee’s role in maintaining public trails within Bedford Conservation Areas, other municipal lands, and on private properties with permission from the landowners. As part of this important work, Mr. Barbehenn will describe the Committee’s actions to clear and remove non-native, invasive species of plants from the trail ways. This talk will be held Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 10 AM on the grassy area adjacent to the shores of Fawn Lake, off Sweetwater Ave. Parking is available on Sweetwater and in a small lot

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Bedford fireworks 2021 ~ Image, Meaghan Sturgis (c) 2021 all rights reserved   A fireworks display will start at 7:30 p.m., to cap Bedford Day's festivities. The prime viewing area will be on the athletic fields between Bedford High School and Town Center. The fireworks will be launched from a site on the John Glenn Middle School campus; Sabourin Field will be closed.

The Bedford Youth and Family Services (YFS) Department is hosting a Community Dinner and Discussion to nourish your mind and body on Monday, September 26, 6pm-8pm at the First Church of Christ Congregational at 25 Great Road. YFS invites community members, parents/caregivers, teens and tweens for programming about youth mental health.   Mallory, from Minding Your Mind, will share her inspiring story about managing her mental health and how she uses self-care and coping skills to support her wellness. Mallory will share self-care and wellness skills that anyone can use.   Space is limited. Dinner and childcare provided. Registration Required- https://bit.ly/mym926

On Oct. 8, 2022, the Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association (GLICA) will be at the Billerica Public Library, 10:00am-2:00 pm.  They will be downstairs in the Children's Room with artifacts and ready to answer questions.  Upstairs in the Library in the Conference Room there will be a study area on Native American History with folks there to assist with questions.  At 3:00 pm GLICA moves to the First Parish Church in Billerica Center for drumming and dancing.  A film on the USA Indian Schools will be shown at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in North Billerica at 6:00 PM. This event

The Bedford Trails Committee is pleased to present a guided trail walk Saturday 1-Oct. Please meet behind the library at 945a. The walk will explore Buehler ponds and Governor Winthrop conservation areas.