The manager of airport administration at Hanscom Field asserted on Tuesday that no scheduled passenger service has been approved there, despite indications…
Read MoreZoning Board of Appeals Seeks Two New Members
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Do you want to have a say in helping to resolve Bedford’s zoning issues that are being appealed? Did you know that…
Read MoreFawn Lake: Its History and Recent Restoration ~ A public Bedford Garden Club Program on July 13
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Fawn Lake is a treasure in our town, and it’s fascinating history – from the time it was just a spring-fed pond…
Read MoreA Clark Road resident is organizing a July 31 open mic concert and variety show to raise money for the Bedford Community…
Read MoreBedford Historical Society seeks a new Editor for its Quarterly Newsletter, The Preservationist
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The long-time editor of the Bedford Historical Society's newsletter has retired, and the society seeks a new editor for The Preservationist.
Currently mailed…
Read MoreRev. John Gibbons to Retire from Bedford’s First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church on June 30
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The office that the Rev. John Gibbons has occupied in historic First Parish Church for 31 years no longer has that lived-in…
Read MoreBedford Police Share Summer Safety Tips
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With summer finally here, Chief Robert Bongiorno and the Bedford Police Department wish to share tips to help residents and visitors stay…
Read MoreNotice of construction activities for Navy’s continuation of cleanup actions at former Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant (NWIRP) in Bedford, Massachusetts
Construction activities…
Read MoreBedford’s Recycling Coordinator Ed McGrath is retiring at the end of June. The decision was somewhat motivated by the pandemic, which has…
Read MoreRetired Superior Court Judge Robert A. Barton turned 91 recently. A Bedford resident for almost 60 years, he acknowledges that when in…
Read MoreDorothy Africa commemorated the first official federal observance of Juneteenth by continuing a tradition she began in 2020—leading the short walk from…
Read MoreA year since a group of residents began weekly demonstrations on the Common, racism still permeates many parts of American society.
That doesn’t…
Read MoreMajor Infrastructure Planning is Underway to Support Life Sciences Industry Manufacturing in Bedford
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Planning is well underway for major infrastructure enhancements to accommodate the manufacturing needs of Ultragenyx and similar life-sciences firms at the northern…
Read MoreBedford is emerging as a “burgeoning life science hub,” according to one trade publication. That reputation was validated and solidified at a…
Read MoreReal Estate Transfers ~ May 26, 2021
by Jerry Wolf
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Please join The Bedford Citizen in bidding adieu to the sellers and welcoming Bedford’s newest residents.…
Read MoreDo you want to have a say in how Bedford oversees the protection of wetlands, waterbodies, waterways, floodplains, and riverfront areas, and…
Read MorePartial Solar Eclipse TOMORROW at 5:08 AM
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The sun is going to act weird early TOMORROW MORNING June 10. For the entire Northeast, the sun will rise not as…
Read MoreMeet Col. Katrina C. Stephens during the Hanscom Area Towns Committee on Thursday, June 17
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At its monthly meeting at 7 pm on Thursday, June 17, the Hanscom Area Towns Committee (HATS) will introduce Colonel Katrina C.…
Read MoreThere are times when a casual comment changes thousands of lives.
Bedford Police Sgt. Jeffrey Wardwell, who will retire on June 18 after…
Read MoreFire Department Recognized for Service to the Bedford VA Medical Center During the Pandemic
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A Certificate of Appreciation signed by Richard A. Stone, MD, the Executive in Charge of the Veterans Health Administration was presented to…
Read MoreLt. Jim Graham will Retire on June 4, after more than 30 Years of Service in the Bedford Police Department
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Bedford police Lt. Jim Graham looks at recent Massachusetts police reform legislation and wonders, “What took you so long?”
“We’ve been doing this…
Read More“First Course,” Jenn Bouchard’s debut novel, is about food – and a lot more.
Bouchard, a Bedford resident for almost eight years, teaches…
Read MoreNew Homes to Open at Carleton-Willard Village
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New arrivals will be moving this summer into Arlington Court, a new street on the south side of the Carleton-Willard Village property,…
Read MoreBedford Mothers Out Front and Bedford’s Energy and Sustainability Committee will be hosting a public forum on Wednesday, June 9, from 7:00…
Read MoreThere is no such thing as dueling Memorial Day observances.
For the first time Monday, Bedford marked the holiday with two observances, which…
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